x, (2), 362 pages; Geneva: Very Good. 1925. First Edition. Issue 3 of Studies and Reports; x, (2) , 362 pages; Contents clean and secure in original printed boards with cloth spine. Ex-libris marks include spine label, stamp to front board and LofC release stamp to ffep, remnants of pocket card to rear endpaper. Contents unmarked; short tear to half title, blindstamp. Paper a bit brittle. OCLC 4352582 Contents include: I. The co-operative movement during the period of communism; II. The transition to the new economic policy; III. Consumers' co-operation under the new economic policy; IV. Recent developments in the consumers' co-operative movement. Conclusion. . ; Russian Language and Literature, Economics and Business, Most Recent Listing. Seller Inventory # 44845

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Title: The Co-Operative Movement in Soviet Russia

Publisher: International Labour Office, Geneva

Publication Date: 1925

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good

Edition: First Edition.

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