Permissions
Permissions and Third-Party Material · Jurnal Penelitian Humaniora
Use only what you have the right to use.
What authors must do before including material that belongs to someone else.
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Authors’ responsibility
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Authors must have the right to publish everything they submit: text, figures, tables, photographs, maps, audio, video, data, and survey instruments. Material taken from another source needs permission from the rights holder, unless it is open under a licence that allows the use, or is short enough to be quoted and is credited.
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What to do
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1. Ask the rights holder in writing before you submit, and keep the reply. The editors may ask to see it.
2. State the source and the licence or permission in the caption, for example “Reproduced with permission from …”.
3. Do not include material whose rights you cannot clear.
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People in images and recordings
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An image, recording, or description in which a person can be recognised needs the consent of that person for publication, in addition to any consent to take part in the research. See Ethical Clearance Statement.
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The licence of the article
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The CC BY-SA 4.0 licence of the article may not cover third-party material. See Licensing Terms.
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If a problem is found
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If the journal finds material used without permission, it may ask the authors to remove it or to obtain permission, and for a published article it may issue a correction or, if the problem is serious, a retraction.
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Related
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Sources
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This policy is based on the guidance of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE):
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