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Reassembling Scholarly Communications

Martin Paul Eve and Jonathan Gray

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Categorías:

Society, Politics & Philosophy - Social Sciences

Año:

2020

Editorial:

The MIT Press

Idioma:

english

ISBN 10:

0262536242

ISBN 13:

9780262536240

ISBN:

2020000429

Archivo:

PDF, 5.98 MB

IPFS:

,

english, 2020

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