THE IMPACT OF MARKET FORCES ON CHILD CARE PROVISION: INSIGHTS FROM THE 2005 CHILD CARE ACT IN THE NETHERLANDS
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NOAILLY, J., VISSER, S., THE IMPACT OF MARKET FORCES ON CHILD CARE PROVISION: INSIGHTS FROM THE 2005 CHILD CARE ACT IN THE NETHERLANDS. JOURNAL OF SOCIAL POLICY, Vol. 38, no. 3 (2009), p. 477-498.
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Acceso, Atención infancia, Desigualdad social, Entidades sin ánimo de lucro, Financiación, Infancia, Normativa, Reforma, Sector privado, Servicios sociales, Países Bajos
Acceso, Atención infancia, Desigualdad social, Entidades sin ánimo de lucro, Financiación, Infancia, Normativa, Reforma, Sector privado, Servicios sociales, Países Bajos
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