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New Right View; what do they believe, like, and who criticises them? |
Social Policies create dependency culture and undermines traditional nuc. fam. Charles Murray, 1984 → Policies reward anti-social behaviour Likes; Children Act, 1989 + Child Support Agency, 1993 Criticisms: feminists → NR view justifies patriarchal family and assumes it's natural. |
Dependency culture. M, 1984 → anti social behaviour 2 childrens social policies Feminists → anti-patriarchy |
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Policing Of Families |
Donzelot, 1977 → (Foucault, 1976 → surveillance theory) → policies used to control families. Use professional knowledge (eg. social workers, health visitors) against family. Surveillance is inequal; poor = crime/anti social, target of improv. |
D, 1977 → F, 1976 Surveillance, unequal, control |
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Feminist View; who, what, criticisms? |
Hilary Land, 1978 → social policies aid the patriarchy, and support the ideal nuclear family. Likes: legalisation of contraceptive pill, 1967 + abortion legalisation, 1967 + divorce reform act, 1967 + marital rape act, 1991 + child support agency, 1993, civil partnerships act, 2004 + homo. legalisation, 1967 Criticisms: not all policies aid patriarchy Eileen Drew, 1995 → gender regimes |
HL, 1978 → Patriarchy Any policy that changes the family ED, 1995 → gender regimes |
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Marxist View; what do they believe and like? |
Policies aid capitalism, and dont help everyone equally. Likes: any policy that changes the nuc. fam. |
Capitalism. Likes the policies feminists like. |
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Functionalist View; who, what, crit? |
Ronald Fletcher, 1966 → social policies support the family in performing its functions. Health, edu & housing policies → developed welfare state Likes: welfare state, 1942 + children act, 1989 + children support agency, 1993 + additional paternity pay, 2011 Criticisms: assumes all fam. members benefit from social policies, assumes march of prog. |
RF, 1966 → support family functions Likes → what brings family together Crit → too idealistic |
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Nazi Family Policy |
Germany, 1930 Women out of workforce → confined to domestic duties & church Master race → blond hair, blue eyes 375,000 disabled people sterilised → "unfit to breed" |
375,000 Master race Women wont work |
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One Child Policy |
China Women must seek permission before getting pregnant Couples that break policy are fined Couples who comply receive extra benefits |
China. Literally what it says in title. |
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Abolishing the family |
Soviet Union, 1920 → abortion + divorce easy to obtain, equality of sexes, got rid of patriarchal family. Civil War + Hitler + Famine → patriarchal family became necessary to industrialise Abortion made illegal, parents w/ more children given bigger benefits |
Russia, 1920 Was equal, but because of 3 factors, patriarchy took over. |
