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New Right
The New Right is a political idea and a sociological perspective. Associated with a trend in conservatism in the UK and the US in the 1970s (characterised by the rise of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan). This approach combined neo-liberal economics (free markets and minimal government intervention) with more traditional conservative views on social issues (such as a traditional view on family life, school discipline and law and order).
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Sociological Perspectives | Classroom Posters / Student Handout
Poster / Student Handout
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The Price of Benefits
21st February 2017
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Breaking Up Is Hard To Do: The Divorce Hotel
2nd March 2017
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Battling Discrimination as a Single Parent
27th March 2017
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Using Trump to Help Explore the New Right
4th April 2017
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Using Trump to Help Explore Postmodernism
6th April 2017
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Families & Households: New Right on the Family
Topic Videos
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#TradWife
4th February 2020
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New Right on Education
Topic Videos
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New Right Views on Education
Study Notes
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Podcast recommendation: BBC World Service (Welfare State)
28th March 2019
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Nature vs Nurture
31st October 2018
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Documentary Suggestion (Part 1): Wedding Days
11th June 2018
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Consensus Theories - New Right
Study Notes
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Three-Parent Families
22nd January 2018
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Conservative Politics in the USA
22nd November 2017
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Sociologist in Focus: Charles Murray
Study Notes
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Making Demography Come to Life
18th October 2017
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Second Year A Level Sociology Students: Listen Up! (4)
10th October 2017