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Book SynopsisIn Out of Place, Luann Good Gingrich explores social inclusion and exclusion in relation to the approximately 60,000 Low German-speaking Mennonites who have migrated from isolated agricultural colonies in Latin America to rural areas of Canada
Trade Review'An informative and innovative account of the concept of social exclusion, the policies of Canada's social welfare system, and the logic of the market, as each relates to Mennonite migrants to southern Ontario from self-contained colonies in Mexico.' -- Dawn S. Bowen The Mennonite Quarterly Review April 2017
Table of ContentsPreface Chapter One Social Exclusion In A World On The Move Chapter Two Mennonite Migrations And A Common Sense Point-Of-View Chapter Three Market Logic And The Order Of Social Space Chapter Four Everyday Practices Of Social Exclusion Chapter Five Producing The Economic Habitus Chapter Six The Practical Sense Of Self-Imposed Social Exclusion Chapter Seven Social Inclusion: Ideas And Practices Of Reconciliation References Notes
