Private International Law: Rules, Theories, and Their Practical Applications

Private international law is one of the most important branches of law, as it regulates legal relations with a foreign element and determines the rules governing conflicts of laws and jurisdiction in cross-border cases.

The book "Private International Law" provides a comprehensive and balanced treatment that combines theoretical framework and practical application , making it an essential reference for students, researchers, and legal practitioners.

🔹 The most important topics of the book:

• Defining private international law and distinguishing it from other branches of law.
• Nationality : acquisition, loss, and legal effects.
• Foreigners' Center : Rights and Duties, Residence and Work Provisions.
• Conflict of Laws : General Rules and Recent Trends.
• International Jurisdiction : When Do National Courts Have Jurisdiction to Consider International Cases?
• Practical applications and selected judicial rulings from Arab and international systems.

This book is distinguished by its clarity and precision, making it a useful tool for students in law schools, lawyers, judges, and all those working in the field of international legal relations.