This article investigates how municipalities choose their organiza- tional arrangements for delivering early childhood services and the interplay among the regional framework, local legacies, and agency factors influencing these choices. We answered these questions through a mix-method approach and a comparative analysis of four European regions in the same country (Italy). Our data shows that a variety of hybrid organizational models for service delivery is possible, and the fundamental role played by the regional framework in affecting organizational choices – with local factors such as legacy and agency compensating in the event of its absence.
Casula, M., Profeti, S. (2023). Not a black or white issue: choosing alternative organizational models for delivering early childhood services. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC POLICY REFORM, Advance online publication, 1-23 [10.1080/17487870.2023.2249185].
Not a black or white issue: choosing alternative organizational models for delivering early childhood services
Casula, M.
;Profeti, S.
2023
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This article investigates how municipalities choose their organiza- tional arrangements for delivering early childhood services and the interplay among the regional framework, local legacies, and agency factors influencing these choices. We answered these questions through a mix-method approach and a comparative analysis of four European regions in the same country (Italy). Our data shows that a variety of hybrid organizational models for service delivery is possible, and the fundamental role played by the regional framework in affecting organizational choices – with local factors such as legacy and agency compensating in the event of its absence.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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