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Privacy Law Fundamentals

Daniel J. Solove, Paul M. Schwartz

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An overview of privacy law -- Privacy and the media -- Privacy and law enforcement -- National security and foreign intelligence -- Health privacy -- Government records -- Financial data -- Consumer data -- Data security -- Education privacy -- Employment privacy -- International privacy law

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An overview of privacy law -- Privacy and the media -- Privacy and law enforcement -- National security and foreign intelligence -- Health privacy -- Government records -- Financial data -- Consumer data -- Data security -- Education privacy -- Employment privacy -- International privacy law

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An overview of privacy law -- Privacy and the media -- Privacy and law enforcement -- National security and foreign intelligence -- Health privacy -- Government records -- Financial data -- Consumer data -- Data security -- Education privacy -- Employment privacy -- International privacy law

Key concepts: Privacy law, Information privacy, Statute, Privacy policy, Information privacy law, Consumer privacy, Privacy by Design, Law enforcement

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