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When Is the Use of Foreign Law Possible? A Hard Case: The Protection of Privacy in Europe and the United States

James Gordley

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Key concepts: Law, Privacy law, Privacy laws of the United States, Data Protection Act 1998, Political science, Business, Information privacy, Privacy policy

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