The State

Question 1

Traditional conservatism

Answer 1

State:
Freedom and order- freedom requires a state strong enough to establish and enforce law
Paternalism- by virtue of their privileged birth, some are able to make decisions in the national interest
A civil association that pursues imitation and make no instrumental rules rather than an ideological enterprise association

Question 2

One nation conservatism

Answer 2

State:
Shouldnt represent any particular class but act in the wider interest
Help working class as well
Middle way - promote economic growth , reduce unemployment and lit people out of poverty, while respecting property rights
Minimum safety net - the state should paternalistically regulate industry and offer basic support

Question 3

(new right)Neoconservatism

Answer 3

state:
Roll back the frontiers of the state to allow market forces to function and revitalise civil society
Strong state needed to enforce laws, create order, and promote traditional values

Question 4

(new right)Neoliberal

Answer 4

State:
Leave moral issues to individuals - the state exists to protect people from coercion paternalism and redistribution violate absolute side constraints