Post-Mortal Status of Digital Assets and Human Rights

In a world increasingly shaped by digital life, death no longer marks the end of a person's presence. “Post-Mortal Status of Digital Assets and Human Rights” explores the timely and complex question: what happens to our digital assets — emails, files, social media accounts — after we die? Professor...

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Autor principal: Mariusz Załucki
Formato: Libro
Publicado: Ediciones Laborum 2024
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