The marketisation of care: Rationales and consequences in Nordic and liberal care regimes

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of European Social Policy, September 2012

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Care homes: why investment firms can be bad owners

Free Mail South Africa, 12 Apr 2021

Care homes: why investment firms can be bad owners: The ailing social care system in England is due to be reformed as part of…

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Big News Network, 12 Apr 2021

MIL-OSI Global: Care homes: why investment firms can be bad owners

Foreign Affairs New Zealand, 12 Apr 2021

– By Christine Corlet Walker, PhD Candidate in Ecological Economics, University of Surrey The ailing social care system in…

Care homes: why investment firms can be bad owners

Yahoo! News, 12 Apr 2021

The ailing social care system in England is due to be reformed as part of plans being announced in the Queen’s Speech in May.

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