Limitations to Use: The Problems of Access to Private Manuscripts

Authors

  • E. Grace Maurice Hyam

Author Biography

E. Grace Maurice Hyam

Grace Maurice Hyam joined the staff of the Public Archives of Canada in 1966 and became Chief of the British Archives Section,Manuscript Division, in 1980. She has been very interested in questions of access and copyright and has served as Chairman of the Copyright Committee of the ACA for the past several years.

Downloads

Published

1986-01-01

How to Cite

Hyam, E. Grace Maurice. 1986. “Limitations to Use: The Problems of Access to Private Manuscripts”. Archivaria 23 (January):175-78. https://archivaria.ca/index.php/archivaria/article/view/11403.

Issue

Archivaria 23 (Winter 1986-87)

Section

Notes and Communications

License

Authors of manuscripts accepted for publication retain copyright in their work. They are required to sign the Agreement on Authors' Rights and Responsibilities that permits Archivaria to publish and disseminate the work in print and electronically. In the same agreement, authors are required to confirm that "the material submitted for publication in Archivaria, both in its paper and electronic versions, including reproductions of other works (e.g. photographs, maps, etc.) does not infringe upon any existing copyright." Authors of manuscripts accepted for publication retain copyright in their work and are able to publish their articles in institutional repositories or elsewhere as long as the piece is posted after its original appearance on archivaria.ca. Any reproduction within one year following the date of this agreement requires the permission of the General Editor.

Most read articles by the same author(s)

1 2 > >>