Journal of Co-operative Studies 53(1), 35-37
The Detroit Printing Co-op: The politics of the joy of printing. By Danielle Aubert.
| Open access |  | Editorial reviewed/Book review | Published online: July 2020 |
The Detroit Printing Co-op: The politics of the joy of printing. By Danielle Aubert.
Reviewed by Siôn Whellens
Vol 53(1), pp. 35-37
https://doi.org/10.61869/MRRA4065
How to cite this article: Whellans, S. (2020). The Detroit Printing Co-op: The politics of the joy of printing. By Danielle Aubert [Book Review]. Journal of Co-operative Studies, 53(1), 35-37. https://doi.org/10.61869/MRRA4065
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