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Module 1 Flashcards

1
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principles that govern action directed towards given ends

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policy

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2
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Used to refer to the actions of government in expressing the general will of the people

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Collective “we”

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3
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One of the fathers of modern anthropology; Organic nature of society is a fact; Integration and solidarity must be “natural”

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Radcliffe-Brown’s Doctrine

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4
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Social stress must produce a reaction to resort and reinforce solidarity

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Edmund Leach

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5
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Equilibrium-order concept

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Talcott Parsons Theory

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6
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All is for the best

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Concept of “akin”

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7
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Positive instrument of change; inpredictable and incalculable

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Social Policy

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8
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This is my truth, now tell me yours

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Nye Bevan

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9
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Dangers of deceiving ourselves and others about our values and biases — criticized sociologists and anthropologists

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Gunnar Myrdal

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10
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To be both critical and practical

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Wisdom

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11
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Concerned with the right ordering of the network of relationships between people

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Professor Macbeath

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12
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What is the central issue?

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Between the self-regarding (egotistical) and other-regarding (altruistic)

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13
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Ensure every member of the community certain minimum standards and certain opportunities

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Professor Hagenbuch

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14
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What are the three objectives of social policy?

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  1. They are beneficent
  2. They include economic and non-economic objectives
  3. They are redistributive (command-over-resources from rich to poor)
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15
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“Communal environment” - provision of social amenity

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Professor Lafitte

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16
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Action having direct impact on the welfare of the citizens

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Professor Marshall

17
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Two natural channels: private market and family; should take place only when these do not funtion and as temporary replacement

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Residual Welfare Model of Social Policy (Model A)

18
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“True object of welfare is teach people to do without it”

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Professor Peacock

19
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Also called as the “Handmaiden Model”; incentives; basis of merit, work performance, and productivity

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Industrial Achievement-Performance Model of SP

20
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Command-over-resources-through-time; multiple effects of social change and economic system; social equality

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Institutional Redistributive Model of DP

21
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These should serve the peoples interests

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Laws

22
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Governing Principle or plan of action to pursue societal aspirations

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Policy

23
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Course of action or inaction by public authorities to address a problem

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Public Policy

24
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Ideally intended for the common good and welfare of the people

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Public Policy

25
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Part of public policy; study of the welfare state and the range responses to social need.

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Social Policy

26
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What are the three concerns of social policy?

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Social services, social problems, race/gender/poverty

27
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What are the four layer definition of social policy?

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  1. Philosophical concept
  2. As a product
  3. As a process
  4. As a frame/basis of action
28
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“Document” created to provide betterment of the community conditions

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Social policy as a product

29
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“Element of stability” “seek to improve conditions of the people involved and affected”

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Social Policy as a process

30
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Both a product and a provedd; changes subject to values, structure, and condition

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Social Policy as a frame/basis of action

31
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Policy and Policy-Making are shaped by?

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SPHERE
Socio-cultural, Political, Historical, Economic, Religion, Environmental

32
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What are the five policy making process in the philippines?

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AFLIE
Agenda Setting
Policy Formulation
Policy Legitimation
Policy Implementation
Policy Evaluation

33
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Mobilization of support and enactment in the form of legislations, executive orders

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Policy Legitimation

34
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Mobilization of resources and adaptation to goal achievement

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Policy Implementation

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