Farming in a global economy : a case study of Dutch immigrant farmers in Canada
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Farming in a global economy : a case study of Dutch immigrant farmers in Canada
（International studies in sociology and social anthropology, v. 101）
Brill, 2006
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Bibliography: p. 339-341
Includes index
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内容説明
Using a Canadian case study, this book demonstrates that Dutch immigrant farmers have a global competitive advantage. It also deals with the implications, both beneficial and harmful, of positive stereotyping, in this case the reputation of the Dutch as successful farmers. Farming in a Global Economy consists of three parts. The first provides an overview of farming and migration in the Netherlands and Ontario. Part two deals with Dutch farmers in Ontario from a historical and a sociological perspective, telling the story of postwar farm immigrants, much of it in their own words. The last part covers the Dutch presence in, and impact on, Ontario agriculture.
目次
Preface
List of Figures & Tables
Abbreviations
Introduction
PART ONE: FARMING, CULTURE, AND MIGRATION: THE NETHERLANDS AND ONTARIO
1: The Netherlands: The Country of Origin
2: Ontario: A Province of Immigrants
3: Dutch Farm Immigrants Prior to World War Two
PART TWO: DUTCH FARM IMMIGRANTS AFTER WORLD WAR II
4: The Netherlands-Canada Settlement Scheme
5: Becoming a Canadian Farmer
6: Learning and Getting Ahead
7: Dutch Farmers in Different Regions
8: Forming Communities and Institutions
9: Getting Politically Involved
10: A Profile of Dutch-Canadian Farmers
11: Three Generations of Farmers: Continuity and Discontinuity
PART THREE: THE DUTCH PRESENCE IN ONTARIO AGRICULTURE
12: Demographics and Spatial Distribution
13: Crop Specialization and Agribusiness
14: The European-Dutch Corporate Connection
15: The Newcomers
Conclusion
Bibliography
Appendix (dual scaling)
Index
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