Reprints and Permissions
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Rightslink
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Copyright Clearance Center
Use the Copyright Clearance Center for all rights and permissions requests for UC Press journal content not available online through UC Press and specifically for reusing journal content in:
- Print or electronic course packets
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Translations
For translation requests, please email [email protected] and include any details that will help us facilitate your request (journal name, issue, article, etc.), as well as your contact information.
Web Use
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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
- Current History
- 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)
While pre-1964 content within these titles may be copied and reprinted without permission, please be sure 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 UC Berkeley’s Office for History of Science and Technology.