Rights and Terms of Use for Material Posted in CrossWorks
These terms of use apply to any works published in CrossWorks unless the author has selected a Creative Commons License.
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- For previously published works (journal articles, book chapters, etc.) for which the publisher retains copyright, permission has been granted to post this material on CrossWorks. For any use, which exceeds personal use or fair use, permission may be required by the copyright owner of the material.
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Creative Commons-Licensed Works Posted in CrossWorks
For works posted in CrossWorks that display a Creative Commons license in their record and/or on the work itself, the use of that work is governed by the terms of the license selected by the content creator.
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*The content of this policy is largely based on the copyright policies produced by Linfield College, Macalaster College, and Pacific University and is used with their permission.