The Co-operative Movement and Communities in Britain, 1914-1960: Minding Their Own BusinessThis volume reassesses the impact of the co-operative movement on various communities in Britain during the period 1914-1960, providing a comprehensive account of the grass roots influence of co-operatives during war and peace. |
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Contents
Cooperative Retail Societies and the Community | 23 |
The Ideology behind the Shop Front | 45 |
The SocialCultural Milieu of the Cooperative Movement | 73 |
the Educational Work | 101 |
Protecting the Consumer | 133 |
The Cooperative Movement and Political Action | 155 |
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