Policies & Procedures

Publication Information

The California Management Review is printed quarterly. Dates are subject to change and are provided only as a guideline.

• Vol. 50 No. 2 - Winter 2008 (FEB) PREVIOUS ISSUE
• Vol. 50 No. 3 - Spring 2008 (MAY) CURRENT ISSUE
• Vol. 50 No. 4 - Summer 2008 (AUG) NEXT ISSUE
• Vol. 51 No. 1 - Fall 2008 (NOV)

* New orders begin with the Current Issue unless a future start date is requested. CMR does not back-date subscription orders.

Academic year (Volume) subscriptions begin with Fall, Issue No. 1 and end with Summer, Issue No. 4, which also contains the annual index.

Calendar year subscriptions begin with Winter, Issue No. 2 and end with Fall, Issue No. 1.

Claims

Lapses in service caused by late renewals are the responsibility of the subscriber.  

Email claims of non-receipt to: cmr@haas.berkeley.edu.

Besides email, you may also send claims and address changes via facsimile (510) 642-1318 or postal service:

California Management Review
University of California, Berkeley
F501 Haas School of Business #1900
Berkeley, CA 94720-1900 
USA

Address corrections, subscription cancellations, and/or other changes should be submitted in writing four weeks prior to the date of publication. Changes received after this date will be the responsibility of the subscriber and CMR may not be liable for missing issues or refunds. 

All claims for non-receipt of issues must be made within one year of the date of publication, but no sooner than four (4) weeks for domestic, six (6) weeks for international subscribers following the date of issue. Claims falling outside this period may not be accepted.

CMR will only be responsible for one-time replacement of claimed issues.  Multiple claims on any one issue will not be honored.

Refunds / Credits / Overpayments

Refunds : Refunds given for unsent proportion of a subscription by request only. Refunds are not available for any other CMR content, including but not limited to reprints or back issues. Refunds may take up to six months to be processed.

Credits : Credits cannot be redeemed for cash and are non-transferable between organizations or customer accounts. Account credit may be applied to orders automatically, but to guarantee application of credit, customer should make a formal request .

Overpayments : Overpayments cannot be refunded. Instead, orders that are accompanied with overpayment will be processed, and the amount of overpayment will automatically be credited to the customer's account.

Electronic Content Policy

By downloading and/or opening any files distributed by CMR, you agree to the following terms:

The information attached herein is copyrighted by The Regents of the University of California.  All rights reserved.  Any unauthorized use, including but not limited to duplication, reproduction, or dissemination is prohibited by U.S. copyright law.  All California Management Review content is restricted to individual use. Any other use is dependant on issuance of a permission contract by CMR.  Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this Material, or any portion of it, may result in civil and criminal penalties.

 

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