Privatization of Early Childhood Education and Care in Nordic Countries
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| Produkt | Varenr. | Pris | Handling |
|---|---|---|---|
| Privatization of Early Childhood Education and Care in Nordic Countries | 9783031373527 | 864,95 kr | Til butik |
| Privatization of Early Childhood Education and Care in Nordic Countries | 9783031373527 | 864,95 kr | Til butik |
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Privatization of Early Childhood Education and Care in Nordic Countries
864,95 kr
Til butik- Varenr.:
- 9783031373527
This book explores the increasing role of private providers in early childhood education and care (ECEC) as they become a core part of the Nordic welfare model—one that once rejected for-profit involvement in public welfare. Within this context, ECEC has become the key battleground over private providers’ role in the welfare system. Chapters compare five Nordic countries: Iceland, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, to discuss possible benefits from having different types of providers—public, nonprofit, and for-profit—in the welfare mix. To conclude, the authors also provide a comparative perspective on governance of the ECEC sector and on the development and functions of the Nordic welfare model.
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864,95 kr
Til butik- Varenr.:
- 9783031373527
This book explores the increasing role of private providers in early childhood education and care (ECEC) as they become a core part of the Nordic welfare model—one that once rejected for-profit involvement in public welfare. Within this context, ECEC has become the key battleground over private providers’ role in the welfare system. Chapters compare five Nordic countries: Iceland, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, to discuss possible benefits from having different types of providers—public, nonprofit, and for-profit—in the welfare mix. To conclude, the authors also provide a comparative perspective on governance of the ECEC sector and on the development and functions of the Nordic welfare model.
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