Anita Allen's book explores the need for privacy protections in an overexposed world

Professor Anita Allen, the Henry R. Silverman Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy at Penn Law, is an expert on privacy law, bioethics, and contemporary values, and is recognized for her scholarship about legal philosophy, women's rights, and race relations. In her most recent book, Unpopular Privacy: What Must We Hide, Allen offers insight into the ethical and political underpinnings of public policies mandating privacies that people may be indifferent to or despise.
Allen discusses her book with the Law School's Office of Communications in this video feature.

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thank you so much.

[@mercimin7nico]

interesting.. thank you so much for sharing this video, pennlawschool. I wanna challenge this complicated world with your great book,Prof. Allen..

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How did it go?

[@rick73only]

Thank you

[@Riamamori]

WOW，the opinion is awesome. I do appreciate it, and I think so. We should use not only legal regulations but also personal ethics to protect our individual privacy or even the governmental or financial privacy.

[@yeslee6089]

AGREE.

[@matheuscoelho5158]

Excellent theme to explore. Thanks Professor.

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I am still looking for the name of that Book 😅

[@anarniahunt2319]

Yes madame is spot on in regards to personal privacy law. I’m headed over to Amazon to purchase.

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Do you see the irony in your post?

[@blimpy5]

Good points- very relevant to contemporary events- taking the course at Penn U.

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[@yeslee6089]

INTRANSIGENT DEFENSE OF PRIVACY.OK.