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Abstract
Nationality is a tool that distinguishes between individuals, as expressions are used in our daily life that indicate the affiliation of an individual to a particular country, so it is said about a person that he is an Arab Emirati, and about another person that he is French and a third is American. certain legal implications. The importance of the research lies in the fact that it sheds light on the problem of conflict of nationalities because of its serious effects on the life of the individual, the national community and the international community. The international community in its various formations to limit this phenomenon to which all other rights relate. According to the importance of the study, its objectives, and its questions, we have divided this study into an introductory chapter and two chapters. Each chapter consists of two chapters, preceded by an introduction that prepares for the study, and followed by a conclusion that includes the results and recommendations that have been reached, as follows: - An introductory chapter: the nature and importance of nationality Chapter One: Positive Conflict of Nationalities Chapter One: The Problem of Positive Conflict of Nationalities Section One: The Concept of Conflict of Nationalities Section Two: Jurisprudential and Legal Attitudes in Reducing the Phenomenon of Polygamy Chapter Two: The Position of International Law and UAE Law on the Phenomenon of Multiple Nationalities Topic One: The Position of International Conventions on Reducing multinationalism. The second topic: proposed solutions to the problem of multinationalism in comparative law and UAE law. The third topic: - The functional solution theory. Chapter Two: The Negative Conflict of Nationalities Chapter One: Limiting the Problem of the Negative Conflict of Nationalities in International Law. The first topic: the concept of negative conflict of nationalities and cases of statelessness. The second topic: reducing the problem of statelessness in jurisprudence and law and its problem. Chapter Two: The position of international law and UAE law on the phenomenon of statelessness. The first topic: the position of international law on statelessness. The second topic: proposed solutions to eliminate the problem of statelessness. And finish presenting the results and recommendations.