Co3 10 - Los bienes digitales, con José Antonio Castillo Parrilla

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Esta tarde a las 19h, la Real Academia de Jurisprudencia y Legislación de Granada hará entrega de los Premios a las mejores Tesis Doctorales de Derecho Público y Privado. En este nuevo episodio de Co3: conecta, comunica, comparte, hablamos con José Antonio Castillo Parrilla, premiado por su Tesis Doctoral “Propuesta de construcción jurídica de los bienes digitales o informáticos”, sobre la dificultad de construir un marco jurídico sobre los bienes digitales e informáticos, las percepciones sociales sobre ellos y su incipiente y prometedora carrera como investigador.

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