This book draws on research of middle class parents' choice of childcare, providing an in-depth analysis of consumer and producer behaviour in the childcare marketplace, and encompasses broader issues such as social class, gender, and parenting.
This book draws on research of middle class parents' choice of childcare, providing an in-depth analysis of consumer and producer behaviour in the childcare marketplace, and encompasses broader issues such as social class, gender, and parenting.
Carol Vincent is Reader of Education at the Institute of Education, University of London. Stephen Ball is the Karl Mannheim Professor of Sociology of Education at the Institute of Education, University of London.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Contextualising the Study 3. Childcare Policy: International, National and Local Perspectives 4. Middle Class Families 5. Inside the 'Black Box' of the Family: Gender Relations and Childcare 6. Power, Control and Communication: The Hidden Logics of Childcare Relations? 7. 'Making Up' the Middle Class Child 8. Conclusion: A Market in Love?
1. Introduction 2. Contextualising the Study 3. Childcare Policy: International, National and Local Perspectives 4. Middle Class Families 5. Inside the 'Black Box' of the Family: Gender Relations and Childcare 6. Power, Control and Communication: The Hidden Logics of Childcare Relations? 7. 'Making Up' the Middle Class Child 8. Conclusion: A Market in Love?
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