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From right to privacy to personal autonomy: the changing nature of right to privacy in the US legal system (1965 – 2008)

Blanka Koleníková

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Dissertation for the MA Area Studies (United States) submitted September 2008. Supervisor: Natasha Kumar Warikoo.

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Dissertation for the MA Area Studies (United States) submitted September 2008. Supervisor: Natasha Kumar Warikoo.

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Dissertation for the MA Area Studies (United States) submitted September 2008. Supervisor: Natasha Kumar Warikoo.

Key concepts: The Right to Privacy, Right to privacy, Autonomy, Internet privacy, Privacy policy, Right to be forgotten, Information privacy, Personally identifiable information

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