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'The centre is my business': Neo-liberal politics, privatisation and discourses of professionalism in New Zealand
Duhn, Iris, March 2010
Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood, 11(1), 49-60

A discussion of professionalism in both Kidicorp, a private corporatation subsidized to provide child care services, and a small, private center, to highlight the coexistence of different articulations and enactments of neo-liberal professionalism in early childhood education in New Zealand, based on an analysis of selections from documentation

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Economy on the minds of for profit CEOs: Annual status report on for profit care
Neugebauer, Roger, January/February 2010
Exchange, (191), 23-26

A description of North America’s 50 largest for profit child care chains' self reported challenges to their operations, a description of for profit child care organizations and the largest franchising organizations, and a comparison of growth in the number of centers of the two largest child care franchising organizations in the United States

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Research evidence on selected aspects of for-profit/non-profit child care programs: A bibliography
University of Toronto. Childcare Resource and Research Unit, November, 2010
Toronto, Ontario, Canada: University of Toronto, Childcare Resource and Research Unit.

A compilation of research and policy studies related to differences between for-profit and nonprofit child care

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