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Hiding the elephant: Child care coverage in four daily newspapers
Albanese, Patrizia, Fall 2010
Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 41(5), 817-836

An analysis of child care coverage in 4 major daily newspapers in Canada from 2000 through 2007

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Small town, big benefits: The ripple effect of $7/day child care
Albanese, Patrizia, May 2006
The Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology, 43(2), 125-140

An assessment of the impact of $7 per day child care on a small Canadian town, specifically looking at the effects on children's experiences in child care, domestic relations, and the community as a whole

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(Under)valuing care work: The case of childcare workers in small-town Quebec
Albanese, Patrizia, June 2007
International Journal of Early Years Education, 15(2), 125-139

An examination of child care aimed at showing the importance and impact of Quebec’s childcare initiative on an economically hard-hit community through interviews with care givers

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Who says what: Election coverage and sourcing of child care in four Canadian dailies
Rauhala, Ann, February, 2012
Journal of Child and Family Studies, 21(1), 95-105

An analysis of press coverage of child care issues in four Canadian daily newspapers from 2000 through 2007, with a focus on the number, type, subject, and sources of stories published in the months before, during, and after the January 2006 federal election

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