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The International Environmental Law Research Centre (IELRC) encourages the dissemination of material found on its main web site at http://www.ielrc.org and at its other micro-sites provided the following rules are respected.
Principle
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The source should always be clearly mentioned. By source, we mean the name of the author(s), the document title, the complete URL of the article(s) and the name of IELRC (in full) must be included (see example below).
Example:
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Title of Article
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Provided these guidelines are followed, there is no further need to ask for reproduction in a textbook or community newsletter for instance.
Exceptions
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- framing (i.e. including our web-page within your or someone else frame set)
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- caching one or the totality of our web-page(s)
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