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The right to be forgotten and informational autonomy in the digital environment

Authors
  1. A Rouvroy
  2. B Alsenoy Van
  3. BundesVerlassungsGericht
  4. Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
  5. Deputy Secretary General Council of Europe
  6. L’Association du Droit et des Nouvelles Technologies Cyberlex
  7. ENISA
  8. European Commission
  9. I Székely
  10. P Fleisher
  11. P Schwartz
  12. S Walz
  13. T Leonard
  14. V Reding
  15. V Reding
Publication date
1 January 2014
Publisher
Palgrave MacMillan
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