The New Right Flashcards

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What is the New Right in sociology?

A view that supports traditional values, business competition, and personal responsibility.

Which family type does the New Right prefer?

The nuclear family of two married parents and their children.

Why do the New Right support the nuclear family?

They say it teaches children values best and keeps order.

What do the New Right mean by a dependency culture?

When people rely on benefits instead of work.

Who is the New Right thinker linked to the idea of an underclass?

Charles Murray.

What do the New Right want schools to do?

Compete like businesses so standards go up.

How do the New Right view inequality?

Some inequality is normal and can reward hard work and talent.

What size of government do the New Right support?

A smaller state with fewer benefits and rules.

How is the New Right similar to functionalism?

Both value social order, shared values, and stable families.

How is the New Right different from functionalism?

It pushes market solutions and a smaller state more strongly.

What do the New Right say about law and order?

They back tough policing and clear punishments.

Which family changes worry the New Right?

More lone-parent families and less marriage.