Republication and Referencing
REPUBLICATION PERMISSIONS
E-International Relations is an open access website dedicated to making reputable academic content freely accessible. We publish all of our textual content under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC 4.0 license. You are free to republish and/or use our content, in whole or in part, for non-commercial purposes. When doing this, you must:
- Provide a full citation (with a hyperlink) to the original publication on the E-International Relations website,
- Correctly attribute the author(s),
- Note the extent of any changes that were made,
- Remove any images and photographs as these are licensed from rights holders for use on E-International Relations only.
So long as the above terms are in place there is no need to seek our permission or notify us.
For print republication, or any other type of commercial republication (such as a for-profit website), please contact the author(s) and discuss your request directly with them. If author permission is given, you may proceed with republication by observing the criteria above and ensuring the original publication on E-International Relations is cited/linked etc. If you fail to locate an author’s details on the internet or social media you can contact us and we will refer your request to the author(s).
If you are an author who has had their work published on E-International Relations, our Publishing Agreement should have the answers you need about any subsequent uses of your work.
REFERENCING
E-International Relations is a website. So, you should reference our content in line with your institutional guidelines for referencing website content. Regardless of the exact referencing format you are using, you should always include:
the full author name
the full article title
the date of publication
the publisher (E-International Relations)
the full article URL.
you should also add: [date accessed]
We actively encourage lecturers / professors / tutors to use E-International Relations’ content in course syllabi/reading materials. We specify no restriction for the use and dissemination of our content for student learning materials, so long as you respect our republication permissions (see above).
ISSN / ISBN / INDEXING
- Our website articles are registered with the following ISSN number: 2053-8626
- Our e-books are also sold in print, are assigned ISBNs, and are catalogued in the British Library.
- We do not use DOIs for any of our content.
If you have questions about using our materials, please contact us.
