privatization

Child care by default or design? An exploration of differences between non-profit and for-profit Canadian child care centres using the You Bet I Care! data sets

Publication
Childcare Resource and Research Unit
EN & FR
2002, EN & FR
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Neo-conservatism and child care services in Alberta: A case study

Publication
Jacqueline Hayden
Occasional paper 9
1997
30pp
$8

 

The development and delivery of child care services in Canada has never been without controversy. Although stakeholders from opposing spheres of influence have battled for divergent demands, the concept that some form of support for child care falls within the realm of state responsibilities has been acknowledged for many decades.

A sociological examination of the child care auspice debate

Publication
Bruce K. Friesen, edited by Gillian Doherty
Occasional paper 6
1995
41pp
$10

 

Originally a doctoral theses, this paper presents in an abridged form, Friesen's examination of the differences in quality between for-profit and non-profit child care centres the structural features that give rise to these differences.

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Preface and Acknowledgements