social policy Flashcards
weber
all policys
marxism + workplace polcies and procedures
welfare programs- workplace mask capitalist epxlotation and maintain labour force for exploitation> prevent rev from workers
functionalism+ workplace polcies and procedures
metrocratic education, supportive of labour policies serving needs of workers to can perform better to their allocated role.
labelling
equality act 2010
feminism workplace polcies and procedures
vote 1918, equal pay act, maternity leave, divorce act 1969. anti discrimination bring out gender equality, however marxist and radicle demand more far reaching policies to enforce radicle change
social policy in sociology : thought of any plan or action of the gov
tackle social problems partially welfare of society that they govern , sociologist interested in solving social problems and much of their research produce policy proposals for gov to act upon
SOCIAL PROBLEM v sociological problem WORLSEY
some piece of behaviour that causes fractions private misery and calls for collective action to solve it (something we need to solve)
social problem v SOCIOLOGICAL problem WORLSEY
any pattern of relaitonship that calls for explanation (something/behaviour you need to make sense of)
influence of soc on social problem- electoral popularity
research findings and reccomendations that might point to a policy that would be un popular with voters
influence of soc on social problem- gov preference
ideological and policy preference of gov researchers value stance or perspectives simpler to political ideology of gov.
what does it influence : globalisation
policies not just for nation sates, international org such as EU/IMF may infleucne policies of less developed countries (ed/healthcar aid)
critical sociology (conflict)
marxist seen as too extreme/hostile/imrpatical, thus less likely to influence social policiy (too critical of state)
cost
policies may cost too much and gov may not be bale to implement certain policies
funding
policiy makers will recruit sociologist that share values and carry out research in their favour (think tanks)