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Definitions:
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Eprint: final paginated version published in the journal
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Inclusion in an institutional or subject-based repository
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* full acknowledgement is made of the Journal issue in which the article is published
* there is a link to the published online version of the article on Many’s chosen online hosting platform, to the Journal, and the Publisher’s website at www.maneypublishing.com, and any other informationspecified in the copyright transfer statement
* no commercial use is made of the article
(author cannot archive Eprint) |
