Princeton University Press Permissions

Republication Permission Request - Print & Electronic Media

Thank you for your request to reproduce copyrighted material from a Princeton University Press publication. In order to process your request, please complete this form in its entirety. Incomplete forms cannot be processed. Please note that our grant of permission does not apply to any part of the material that is separately copyrighted. It is the responsibility of the Requester to determine, based on the credit lines or source notations listed in the book, the correct copyright source for the material.

1. Requester information:

Name:
Company:
Address:
City:	State:	ZIP:
Country:	Phone:	Fax:
E-mail:

2. I wish to use material from the following Princeton University Press book:

Author:	ISBN:
Title:
Copyright line from front of book: ©
Pages on which material is found (X-XX):
FOR TEXT: Total page count: and Total word count:
(or) FOR ILLUSTRATIONS: Total illustration count:
Credit Line for the illustration: If the illustration credit line indicates a copyright holder that is not Princeton University Press, you have to contact them directly for permission.

3. The material will be used in the following publication:

Author:
Title:
To be published by: Publication date:

PRINT FORMAT:

Hardcover Paperback Length: pp. Price: Print-run:

Requesting nonexclusive North American (or) Worldwide English language rights

ELECTRONIC FORMAT:

Internet Intranet With password protection

Site address:

CD-ROM Other medium: Size: Price:

Number of copies in first pressing: For course use, number of students:

If other format, state purpose:

Please allow 2-4 weeks for processing. Please refrain from calling to follow up unless more than 4 weeks have elapsed.

Form created: March 5, 2003

Questions and comments to: webmaster@press.princeton.edu
Princeton University Press


New Book E-Mails
New In Print
Subjects
Catalogs

Series
Sample Chapters
Author Interviews
Recent Awards

E-Books
Online Books
Online Ordering

For Reviewers
Permissions
Class Use

About Us
Contact Us
European Office
Links
F.A.Q.
Home Page