state

Question 1

Locke?

Answer 1

state must be representative, based on consent of governed, social contract theory
analysis- freedom to starve, is leaving people ALONE ENOUGH FOR THEM TO ACHIEVE INDIVIDUAL GOOD LIFE

Question 2

Wollstonecraft?

Answer 2

monarchical state should be replaced by a republic, enshrining women’s rights.

Question 3

Stuart Mill?

Answer 3

state proceed cautiously towards representative democracy, mindful of minority rights.
“Tyranny of the majority”

Question 4

Hill green?

Answer 4

the state should take a positive role in tackling poverty

Question 5

Rawls?

Answer 5

state should enable less fortunate individuals to advance, via public spending and services
enlarged enabling state
analysis- neo-liberalism says that modern liberal interventionist state leads to dependency culture

Question 6

Friedan?

Answer 6

legislation to ensure real equality of opportunity for women and prevent discrimination against women. e.g.-sex discrimination act
analysis- state action is not enough to enable women, need to re-socialise men.