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Expanding Childminding Provision in Areas of Deprivation

Meg Bond employed by Coventry City Council as members of the Community-Based Economic Development Project, which has received financial assistance from the European Regional Development Fund. The views expressed here should not be taken as representing those of the City Council
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David Kersey employed by Coventry City Council as members of the Community-Based Economic Development Project, which has received financial assistance from the European Regional Development Fund. The views expressed here should not be taken as representing those of the City Council
Pages 303-312 | Published online: 09 Dec 2010

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Miriam O'Regan, Ann Marie Halpenny & Nóirín Hayes. (2019) Childminding in Ireland: attitudes towards professionalisation. European Early Childhood Education Research Journal 27:6, pages 757-775.
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Miriam O’Regan, Ann Marie Halpenny & Nóirín Hayes. (2022) Childminding professionalism and professionalisation in Ireland: A different story. Journal of Early Childhood Research 20:3, pages 307-321.
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Ian Greener. (2009) Entrepreneurship and institution-building in the case of childminding. Work, Employment and Society 23:2, pages 305-322.
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Susan Marlow, Sara Carter & Eleanor Shaw. (2008) Constructing Female Entrepreneurship Policy in the UK: Is the US a Relevant Benchmark?. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy 26:2, pages 335-351.
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Liz Jones & Jayne Osgood. (2016) Mapping the Fabricated Identity of Childminders: Pride and Prejudice. Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood 8:4, pages 289-300.
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Laura Wilson, Geoff Whittam & David Deakins. (2016) Women's Enterprise: A Critical Examination of National Policies. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy 22:6, pages 799-815.
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