Final Published Version Sample Clauses
The "Final Published Version" clause defines which version of a work is considered the definitive, citable version after all revisions and editorial processes are complete. Typically, this refers to the version that has undergone peer review, copyediting, and formatting, and is formally published by the publisher, as opposed to earlier drafts or preprints. This clause is important because it clarifies which version should be referenced for legal, academic, or licensing purposes, ensuring consistency and avoiding confusion over multiple versions of the same work.
Final Published Version. Wiley-VCH hereby licenses back to the Contributor the following rights with respect to the final published version of the Contribution:
a. […]
b. Re-use in other publications. The right to re-use the final Contribution or parts thereof for any publication authored or edited by the Contributor (excluding journal articles) where such re-used material constitutes less than half of the total material in such publication. In such case, any modifications should be accurately noted.
Final Published Version. The Owner hereby licenses back to the Contributor the following rights with respect to the final published version of the Contribution:
Final Published Version. Wiley hereby licenses back to the Contributor the following rights with respect to the final published version of the Contribution: