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Plus tard, "l'Imaginaire subversif - Interrogations sur l'utopie" est le premier "livre" que nous avons édité. Comme "Interrogations sur l'autogestion", il contient des contributions, entre autres de Murray Bookchin.
Les premières années, nous ne sortions qu'un ou deux livres par ans, Depuis une dizaine d'année, c'est entre 10 et 14 titres par an qui sortent.
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