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What is a Derivative Work?

AOM Webmaster

February 28, 2019 19:15
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• A derivative work is one that is based upon or rewritten from a prior work. A derivative work is primarily a new work that is based upon the previously published material. Derivative works can include translations (of the rewritten work) and/or condensations.

• The Academy of Management requires formal permission for new works created by adapting, transforming or combining previously existing material in new ways.

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