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Publication Dates Prior to 1964: Public Domain in Select Titles
For many of our journals, articles published before 1964 are in the public domain and may be copied or reprinted without permission from UC Press. These journals include: Asian Survey, Film Quarterly (formerly Quarterly of Film, Radio and Television and Hollywood Quarterly), Journal of the American Musicological Society (formerly Bulletin of the American Musicological Society), Nineteenth-Century Literature (formerly Nineteenth-Century Fiction and The Trollopian), Social Problems. Pre-1964 content within these titles may be copied and reprinted without permission. Please be sure, however, to reference the original citation in conjunction with republication.
Additionally, rights for Volumes 1-9 of Historical Studies in the Physical and Biological Sciences are handled by The Office of History and Science and Technology: http://ohst.berkeley.edu/.
Translations
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Book Permissions
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Reuse or republish journal content via Rightslink and the Copyright Clearance Center in:
• the classroom, in a print or electronic course packets
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• books, journals, newsletters, newspapers, brochures, or e-mails
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Use Rightslink to reuse or republish UC Press journal content.
To use Rightslink, follow these steps:
1. Locate the UC Press journal content online at: http://www.jstor.org/r/ucal.
2. Click the "Request Permissions" link in the right-side column to open Rightslink:
3. Create a Rightslink account (a two-step process) if you haven't already
4. Select your reuse or reprint preferences
5. Accept the terms and conditions (one click)
Additional Information
Journal Author PermissionsIf you have published an article in a University of California Press journal and would like to reprint it in your forthcoming book or anthology, please see our Information for Authors page for more information.
Publication Dates Prior to 1964: Public Domain in Select Titles
For many of our journals, articles published before 1964 are in the public domain and may be copied or reprinted without permission from UC Press. These journals include: Asian Survey, Film Quarterly (formerly Quarterly of Film, Radio and Television and Hollywood Quarterly), Journal of the American Musicological Society (formerly Bulletin of the American Musicological Society), Nineteenth-Century Literature (formerly Nineteenth-Century Fiction and The Trollopian), Social Problems. Pre-1964 content within these titles may be copied and reprinted without permission. Please be sure, however, to reference the original citation in conjunction with republication.
Additionally, rights for Volumes 1-9 of Historical Studies in the Physical and Biological Sciences are handled by The Office of History and Science and Technology: http://ohst.berkeley.edu/.
Translations
Send translation requests to University of California Press, Permissions Administrator, at journalspermissions@ucpress.edu.
Book Permissions
For permission to use material from University of California Press Books, please visit http://www.ucpress.edu/press/permissions.php for more information.
Trademarks
Rightslink® is a registered trademark of Copyright Clearance Center, Inc.