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Publication of an OECD Manuscript as an Article in a Journal
1. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (“OECD”) will submit a manuscript entitled(the Journal”), a subscriptionthe “Manuscript”), tobased publication published by the publisher identified in the Journal (“Wiley”) for itself or on behalf of the society or otherorganisation identified in the Journal as the copyright owner of the Journal (the “Owner”) which Wiley will prepare to become
an article (the “Article”) to be published in the Journal upon acceptance.
2. OECD hereby grants the Owner of the Journal a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence for the term of copyright andany extensions thereof, to publish, re-publish, transmit, sell, distribute and otherwise use the Manuscript as an Article in theJournal, in whole or as a part. This licence covers both electronic and print editions of the Journal as well as derivative works inall languages and in all media of expression now known or later developed, and to license or permit others to do so.
3. Copyright in the Manuscript remains exclusively vested in the OECD and no rights, other than the ones explicitly provided herein,
are being granted. Notwithstanding the non-exclusive rights granted above, OECD agrees not to submit the Manuscript as awhole for publication by another commercial or scholarly journal publisher, although part(s) of the Manuscript may be publishedwith other commercial or scholarly publishers, either on their own or as part(s) of other works. For the avoidance of any doubt,
OECD retains the right to deal with the Manuscript as well as all its derivative works in all languages in any way, manner andformat it may wish, as a whole or in part, including the posting of it in the OECD public institutional repository or to publish itin electronic or print editions, whether itself or through third parties, provided that it is not published in another commerciallyavailable or scholarly journal.
4. The copyright in the Article in its peer-reviewed and published versions, as well as in the Journal, is vested in the Owner of theJournal. The Owner of the Journal shall provide OECD with a complimentary online copy of the relevant Article and grants OECD
the licence to;(i) cite, use and publish in any manner and format tables, figures and extracts from the Article;(ii) copy and distribute the Article internally in print format or electronically on OECD’s internal network, provided such copies
are not resold, or distributed externally except as part of an information pack distributed by OECD;(iii) re-use the Article or parts thereof in any publication authored or edited by OECD or by an author of the Manuscript(excluding journal articles) where such re-used material constitutes less than half of the total material in such publication. Insuch case, any modifications should be accurately noted.
(iv) send or transmit individual copies of the Article in any format upon specific request and provided no fee is charged, provided
that there is no systematic distribution of the Article e.g., posting on a listserv, website or automated delivery.
5. The Owner of the Journal shall acknowledge in the Journal, in an acknowledgement consistent with the style ofacknowledgements in the Journal, OECD’s copyright in the Manuscript and permission to publish the Manuscript as an Article inthe Journal.
6. OECD confirms that it is entitled to grant the Owner of the Journal the aforesaid rights. To the best of OECD’s knowledge, theManuscript does not violate or infringe on the rights of any third party. OECD has exercised reasonable care to ensure that theManuscript is accurate. The Owner of the Journal agrees to ensure that the content of the Article is an accurate reflection of thecontent of the Manuscript and in particular, includes any disclaimers appearing in the Manuscript.
7. This agreement and the license hereby granted may not be assigned or transmitted in whole or in part by the Owner, nor shallthe Manuscript be published under any imprint other than that of the Owner as set out in this agreement, without the priorwritten consent of OECD.

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Arbitration Rules as then in force. The arbitral tribunal shall consist of a sole arbitrator and the language of the proceedings
shall be English unless otherwise agreed. The place of arbitration shall be in Paris. The arbitral proceedings shall be conducted
remotely (e.g., via telephone conference or written submissions) whenever practicable. Nothing herein shall constitute or beconsidered to be a limitation upon or a waiver of the privileges and immunities of the OECD or of any related body or entity,
which are specifically reserved.

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