PERMISSION FOR COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL

• Permission for Course Use
• Permission for Republication
• Electronic Files for Print-Disabled Students
• Book Translations and Other Subsidiary Rights

Obtaining permission to reproduce material from our publications is merely a matter of requesting it in writing. Please review the information on this page to learn how to submit your request. If we hold the copyright, we are happy to grant permission.

• Check the credits: Is the material you wish to use credited to another source? You can find credit lines in the footnotes, endnotes, acknowledgment section, captions, or lists of figures & tables, and sometimes on the copyright page (p. iv). If the material is credited to another source, you must direct your request to that other party instead of Princeton University Press.

• Follow this link for permissions information regarding the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale.

• The journal Philosophy and Public Affairs was transferred to Blackwell Publishing on January 1, 2004. If you are seeking permission to reprint an article from Philosophy and Public Affairs, please follow this link to the Blackwell Publishing permission page: http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/permis.asp?ref=0048-3915

For more information on copyright and related matters, check out these sites:

• U.S. Copyright Office
• CCC (Copyright Clearance Center)
• Copyright Duration Chart

Permission for Course Use

To ensure prompt and efficient response, Princeton University Press refers all academic course use requests to the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) for processing. We have authorized CCC to grant permission for reproducing our materials and to collect royalty fees on our behalf. In our view, CCC has an outstanding service record and performs an important role in facilitating copyright compliance on campus. For your future convenience, please contact CCC directly; you should receive a response from them within a week.

Follow this link to the CCC Online granting service

Or send your letter of request to:

Copyright Clearance Center
222 Rosewood Drive
Danvers, MA 01923 USA
PHONE: 978-750-8400
FAX: 978-750-4470
E-mail: info@copyright.com

Your brief letter should specify the number of pages you wish to photocopy or post online and how many copies you intend to make. Be sure to include the author, title, volume number, and publication date of the work, as well as requesting professor and course information.

Permission for Republication

Print and Electronic Media: You may submit your request online by following this link to our Online Permission Request Form, or you may print the form out and return it to us via mail or fax, or you may download it as a file and send it to us as an e-mail attachment. If you choose to print it out, we recommend that you use the Acrobat PDF format. If you want to return it as an e-mail attachment, you may prefer to download the plain text version or the MS Word version. Please send the completed form directly to Princeton University Press via the corresponding method:

Mail:	Permissions Coordinator Princeton University Press 41 William Street Princeton, NJ 08540-5237
Fax:	609-258-6305
e-mail attachment:	permissions@press.princeton.edu

Please allow 2 to 4 weeks for processing of all requests.

We appreciate your helping us to focus our attention on granting your requests efficiently:

• Please refrain from calling to follow up unless it has been more than 4 weeks since you submitted your request.

• Please understand that we are not able to research addresses or to determine in which book certain material appears.

Your cooperation in these matters will help streamline our efforts and speed the granting process.

Electronic Files for Print-Disabled Students

We regret that, due to staff and technical challenges, we must suspend this service temporarily. We hope we will be able to activate the service again by early fall. Thank you for your understanding and collaboration.

You may submit your request online by following this link to our Print-Disabled Student Electronic File Request Form, or you may print the form out and return it to us via mail or fax, or you may download it as a file and send it to us as an e-mail attachment. If you choose to print it out, we recommend that you use the Acrobat PDF format. If you want to return it as an e-mail attachment, you may prefer to download the plain text version or the MS Word version. Please send the completed form directly to Princeton University Press via the corresponding method:

Mail:	Permissions Coordinator Princeton University Press 41 William Street Princeton, NJ 08540-5237
Fax:	609-258-6305
e-mail attachment:	permissions@press.princeton.edu

We will endeavor to fulfill your request, but please note that electronic files are not available for all Princeton University Press titles. Please allow 2 to 4 weeks for processing.

Book Translations and Other Subsidiary Rights

For information regarding book translations, first serial rights, or other subsidiary rights, please contact:

Mail:	Ben Tate, Subsidiary Rights Director 6 Oxford Street Woodstock, Oxfordshire, OX20 1TW England
Fax:	609-258-1335
e-mail attachment:	Btate at pupress.co.uk or Shaquona_Crews at press.princeton.edu

File created: June 21, 2005

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