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Transparencia estatal y datos personales : el problema de la publicidad de la información personal en poder del Estado : estudio comparado México-Colombia

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  • Juan Carlos Upegui Mejía

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"El autor reconstruye el problema de la publicidad de la información personal en poder del estado desde una perspectiva teórica y legislativa. Esta investigación genera aportes los planteamientos teóricos de la dicotomía entre lo público y lo privado, aporta precisiones conceptuales en las definiciones de privacidad, datos personales e información sensible, desarrolla una dogmática adecuada para solucionar en la práctica los problemas planteados por la tensión entre la máxima publicidad de la información del Estado y la información personal en poder del Estado. María Marvin Esta investigación representa el estudio más completo, profundo e innovador de los derechos de acceso a la información y de protección de datos personales en su compleja relación. "

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  • Juan Carlos Upegui Mejía, 2020. "Transparencia estatal y datos personales : el problema de la publicidad de la información personal en poder del Estado : estudio comparado México-Colombia," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Derecho, number 1177.
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