new right perspective on families Flashcards

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what does the new right say about traditional families?

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that they are desirable and positive for individuals and society

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what is dependency culture?

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a way of life in which individuals rely on state benefits

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what does Murray argue?

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heads of families no rely on state welfare to provide for their family rather than taking responsibility and getting a job

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what do New Right thinkers express concerns about?

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the increase in alternatives to the nuclear family.

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what do New Right thinker say that the breakdown of nuclear families leads to?

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a breakdown in society

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what does the ‘Troubled Families’ policy aim to do?

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seeks to tackle issues such as unstable families

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what do New Right thinkers argue that the welfare state should do?

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play a limited role in the lives of individuals.

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why do New Right thinkers argue the welfare state should play a limited role in the lives of individuals?

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so individuals take responsibility for their families on their own.

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what is 1 criticism of the New Rights perspective on families?

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their policies victimise the poor and create greater inequalities in society by reducing the role of the state.

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