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Dr. Rabaï Bouderhem is a French national, working as an Assistant Professor in the College of Law at Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University.
He completed all his studies in law at the University of Burgundy in Dijon (France).
Dr. Rabaï has several years of experience in teaching, research and curriculum development at undergraduate and graduate levels. He has also a strong experience in private practice having served as the Legal Director of a London-based company specialized in financial services and consultancy.
He is currently a Research Associate at the CREDIMI (Centre de Recherches sur le Droit des Marchés et des Investissements Internationaux, FRE 2003, CNRS/University of Burgundy, Dijon, France).
Dr. Rabaï has published several articles in peer-reviewed journals in areas concerning European law, comparative law and private international law.
March 2012: PhD in Law, University of Burgundy, Dijon, France.
1. « La nationalité des sociétés en droit français ». Droit. Université de Bourgogne, 2012, ffNNT: 2012DIJOD003ff. fftel-00960318f. https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00960318 (PhD thesis).
2. « Les conflits de juridictions en matière de sociétés commerciales en droit international privé Français », International Business Law Journal, 2014/1, pp. 55-70, ISSN 1777-5655, Sweet & Maxwell, Thomson Reuters.
3. « La mobilité des sociétés en droit international privé et en droit de l’Union européenne », International Business Law Journal, 2014/5, pp. 389-398, ISSN 1777-5655, Sweet & Maxwell, Thomson Reuters.
4. « La position des Etats membres de l’Union européenne et les solutions du droit de l’Union européenne en matière de groupes de sociétés », International Business Law Journal, 2017/3, pp. 225-252, ISSN 1777-5655, Sweet & Maxwell, Thomson Reuters.
5. « Recognition and Enjoyment of Rights by Foreign Trading Companies in French and European Law », International Business Law Journal, 2018/1, pp. 35-60, ISSN 1777-5655, Sweet & Maxwell, Thomson Reuters.
6. «The Legal Connection of Trading Companies in European Comparative Law », International Business Law Journal, 2019/3, pp.287-308, ISSN 1777-5655, Sweet & Maxwell, Thomson Reuters.
7. « Groups of Companies in European Comparative Law », European Business Law Review, ISSN 0959-6941, Wolters Kluwer, 2/2021.
8. « Companies' Cross-Border Establishment in European and French Private International Law », European Review of Private Law, ISSN 0928-9801, Wolters Kluwer, forthcoming.
9. « Conflicts of Laws and Determination of the Lex Societatis in French and European Law », International Business Law Journal, ISSN 1777-5655, Sweet & Maxwell, Thomson Reuters, forthcoming.
10. Conference paper, « Regulating cyberspace: the Saudi national approach to e-commerce & the need of enhanced protection », 2020 PMU International Conference on Industrial Revolution 4.0 in Computing, Mobility, and Manufacturing (CMM 2020), 08-10 December 2020, Khobar, Saudi Arabia.
International Economic Law, Private International Law, Comparative Law.