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Mohamed Kamal Arafa el-Rakhawi

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Academic publicationNationality lawGlobal

The El-Rakhawi Framework for Private International Law and Global Citizenship: From rigid borders to universal human dignity in nationality, marriage and migration

Mohamed Kamal Arafa El-Rakhawi sets out a theoretical framework, in six volumes and 30 chapters, that aims to modernise private international law for the twenty-first century.

Academic publicationConflict of lawsEgypt, Algeria, France

Nationality and the status of aliens compared across Egypt, Algeria and France

Mohamed Kamal Arafa El Rakhawi compares the legal frameworks governing nationality and the status of aliens in Egypt, Algeria and France.

Academic publicationConflict of lawsEgypt, Algeria, France

Nationality, Conflict of Laws and the Status of Aliens: A Comparative Study of Egypt, Algeria and France

Mohamed Kamal Arafa El Rakhawi compares the legal frameworks governing nationality, conflict of laws and the status of aliens in Egypt, Algeria and France. The work considers nationality acquisition and loss, the balance between jus sanguinis and jus soli, and statelessness as connected questions.

Academic publicationConflict of lawsGlobal scholarship

El-Rakhawi’s practical guide brings foreign-judgment enforcement and conflict of laws into a wider international-law framework

Mohamed Kamal Arafa El-Rakhawi brings conflict of laws, enforcement of foreign judgments, extradition and jurisdiction together within a practical account of international law.

Academic publicationConflict of lawsGlobal scholarship

The El-Rakhawi Doctrine: The Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Practical International Law

Published in 2026, Mohamed Kamal Arafa El-Rakhawi’s book connects legal theory with practice and examines the practical operation of international law.

Academic publicationConflict of lawsEcuador

Conflict of laws in Ecuadorian cross-border succession

Mohamed Kamal Arafa El-Rakhawi has published a book on conflict-of-laws issues in Ecuador-connected cross-border inheritance involving multiple nationalities and domiciliary ties. Its stated focus is the determination of the applicable law in inheritance relationships shaped by those connections.

Academic publicationConflict of lawsEcuador

The El-Rakhawi Vision: The Andean Labyrinth of Succession — Engineering the Conflict of Laws in Ecuadorian Cross-Border Inheritance, Multiple Nationalities, and Domiciliary Ties

Mohamed Kamal Arafa El-Rakhawi's book, as indicated by its title, addresses the engineering of conflict of laws in Ecuadorian cross-border inheritance involving multiple nationalities and domiciliary ties. The work is identified as a book published in Zenodo.

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The El-Rakhawi Frame­work for Private In­ter­na­tion­al Law and Global Cit­izen­ship: From rigid bor­ders to uni­ver­sal human dig­nity in na­tion­al­ity, mar­riage and mi­gra­tion

Na­tion­al­ity and the status of aliens com­pared across Egypt, Al­ger­ia and France

Na­tion­al­ity, Con­flict of Laws and the Status of Aliens: A Com­par­at­ive Study of Egypt, Al­ger­ia and France

El-Rakhawi’s prac­tic­al guide brings foreign-judgment en­force­ment and con­flict of laws into a wider international-law frame­work

The El-Rakhawi Doc­trine: The Com­pre­hens­ive En­cyc­lo­pe­dia of Prac­tic­al In­ter­na­tion­al Law

Con­flict of laws in Ecuadori­an cross-border suc­ces­sion

The El-Rakhawi Vision: The Andean Labyrinth of Suc­ces­sion — En­gin­eer­ing the Con­flict of Laws in Ecuadori­an Cross-Border In­her­it­ance, Mul­tiple Na­tion­al­it­ies, and Dom­i­cil­i­ary Ties

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