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Exit Zero: Family And Class In Postindustrial Chicago-new Winner More Than A Thousand YearsWinner Of Clr James Book Prize From The Working Class Studies Association And 2Nd Place For The Victor Turner Prize In Ethnographic Writing. In 1980, Christine J. Walleys World Was Turned Upside Down When The Steel Mill In Southeast Chicago Where Her Father Worked Abruptly Closed. In The Ensuing Years, Ninety Thousand Other Area Residents Would Also Lose Their Jobs In The Millsjust One Example Of The Vast Scale Of Deindustrialization Occurring Across