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Studi sociali [electronic resource] : rivista bimensile di libero esame.
Uniform title
Studi sociali (Montevideo, Uruguay)
Format
Journal
Language
Italian
Published/Created
Buenos Aires : Editorial La Protesta, 1930-1999
Description
Anno 1, n. 1 (16 mar. 1930)-
Details
Subject(s)
Anarchism
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Anarchism
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Uruguay
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Library of Congress genre(s)
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Series
Latin American anarchist and labour periodicals, 1880-1940 ; LAL-1:Ur-50.
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Numbering peculiarities
Anno 1 (mar. 1930)-anno 6 (magg. 1935), numbered continuously, n. 1-40; Anno 6 (nov. 1935)-anno 12 (luglio 1941), numbered continously, n. 1-16; Anno 6, n. 1 (nov. 1935)-anno 12, n. 16 (luglio 1941), called also ser. 2.
Anno 11 omitted in numbering.
Suspended publication ag. 1939-giugno 1941.
Frequency
Irregular, <1935->
Former frequency
Bimonthly, <1931->
Monthly, 1930-
Linking notes
Superseded by the monographic series: Edizioni Studi sociali.
Notes
Latest issue consulted: Ser. 2, anno 12, n. 16 (31 luglio 1941); title from caption.
Published simultaneously in Montevideo, Uruguay and Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1930; published: Montevideo : L. Fabbri, 1931-
Subtitle varies: Rivista di libero esame, <16 genn. 1931->
Reproduction note
año 1:no.1-año 12:no.16 (1930-1941):[Gaps] Electronic reproduction. Leiden : Brill, 2013. (Latin American anarchist and labour periodicals, 1880-1940 ; LAL-1:Ur-50.) Scanned from microfilm. Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Other format(s)
Also issued on microfilm.
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