Do Self-Interest, Ideology and National Context Influence Opinions on Government Support for Childcare for Working Parents?: A Multilevel Analysis

Wouter De Tavernier

Do Self-Interest, Ideology and National Context Influence Opinions on Government Support for Childcare for Working Parents? A Multilevel Analysis

Wouter De Tavernier

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Young and the Elderly at Risk : Individual Outcomes and Contemporary Policy Challenges in European Societies
Editors	Ioana Salagean, Catalina Lomos, Anne Hartung
Publisher	Intersentia
Publication date	2015
Pages	181-204
Chapter	8
ISBN (Print)	9781780683430
Publication status	Published - 2015

Series	Social Europe Series
Volume	34

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Tavernier, Wouter De. / Do Self-Interest, Ideology and National Context Influence Opinions on Government Support for Childcare for Working Parents? A Multilevel Analysis. The Young and the Elderly at Risk: Individual Outcomes and Contemporary Policy Challenges in European Societies. editor / Ioana Salagean ; Catalina Lomos ; Anne Hartung. Intersentia, 2015. pp. 181-204 (Social Europe Series, Vol. 34).

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Do Self-Interest, Ideology and National Context Influence Opinions on Government Support for Childcare for Working Parents? A Multilevel Analysis. / Tavernier, Wouter De.
The Young and the Elderly at Risk: Individual Outcomes and Contemporary Policy Challenges in European Societies. ed. / Ioana Salagean; Catalina Lomos; Anne Hartung. Intersentia, 2015. p. 181-204 (Social Europe Series, Vol. 34).

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Tavernier WD. Do Self-Interest, Ideology and National Context Influence Opinions on Government Support for Childcare for Working Parents? A Multilevel Analysis. In Salagean I, Lomos C, Hartung A, editors, The Young and the Elderly at Risk: Individual Outcomes and Contemporary Policy Challenges in European Societies. Intersentia. 2015. p. 181-204. (Social Europe Series, Vol. 34).

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