The New Right approach Flashcards

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what is the New Right Know as?

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political functionalism, they agree that the nuclear family is a positive family form

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what are the similarities between the New Right and Functionalism?

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they agree that traditional nuclear family are positive for both individuals and society

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what type of values does the New Right favour?

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conservative values in the family

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what does Charles Murray (1984) argue?

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an overgenerous welfare state has led to individuals becoming dependant on the welfare state (culture of dependancy)

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what does a culture of dependancy lead to?

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heads of the family now rely on the state to provide for their family rather than taking responsibility and getting a job

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what is the new right perspective concerned about?

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the increase in alternative family types . they claim that the ‘breakdown’ of the nuclear family leads to a breakdown in society

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what do some say the lack of male role models in the family leads to?

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unsocialised young boys, who may turn to deviant behaviours and crime.

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

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play a limited role in the lives of individuals, and that the individuals should take responsibility for their families

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what is the dependency culture?

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life in which individuals rely on state benefits

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