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Exploitation or opportunity?: The contradictions of child-care policy in the contemporary United States An analysis of the ways in which government policies exploit women child care workers through their employment as gendered, low-waged, no-benefit, contingent workers in state-subsidized, home-based child care |
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The work of caring for children: Contradictory themes in American child care policy debates An analysis of child care policy debates in the late-1980s and two emergent themes: emphasis on the nuclear family and mothers should be full-time caregivers, and the devaluation of women’s caregiving regarding welfare recipients’ mother-work and child care provider labor |
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