Podcast: Private Rights and the Common Good in Late Scholastic Thought : Lecture by James Gordley. Gordley, James (Participent/performer)
; da Silva Perez, Natália (Producer); Astorri, Paolo (Participent/performer). 2020. Copenhagen : Centre for Privacy Studies.
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Gordley, J
, da Silva Perez, N & Astorri, P,
Podcast: Private Rights and the Common Good in Late Scholastic Thought: Lecture by James Gordley, 2020, Sound/Visual production (digital), Centre for Privacy Studies, Copenhagen. <
https://teol.ku.dk/privacy/media/podcast/PSP_season2020_ep11_James_Gordley.mp3>
Gordley, J. (Participent/performer)
, da Silva Perez, N. (Producer), & Astorri, P. (Participent/performer). (2020).
Podcast: Private Rights and the Common Good in Late Scholastic Thought: Lecture by James Gordley. Sound/Visual production (digital), Centre for Privacy Studies.
https://teol.ku.dk/privacy/media/podcast/PSP_season2020_ep11_James_Gordley.mp3
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