The State and the Family (AQA A-Level Sociology): Flashcards

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The State and the Family
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Social policy definition

Planned government action to address social problems

When family policies emerged

Late 19th/early 20th centuries

Beveridge Report year & significance

1942 - established welfare state (National Insurance, NHS)

Divorce Reform Act 1969/71 introduced

'No-fault' divorce

Divorce rate 1970 vs 1972

58,239 to 119,025 (doubled)

Marital rape made criminal when?

1991

Civil Partnership Act year

2004

Conservative policies 1979-97 term

New Right

New Labour period

1997-2010

The New Deal 1998 target

Lone parents entering employment

Adoption & Children Act 2002 change

Same-sex couples can adopt

Nanny state criticism

Excessive state intervention/dependency

'Broken Britain' (Cameron)

Family breakdown causes social problems

Donzelot's family policy view

State surveillance & control

Murray's welfare dependency claim

Generous welfare creates dependency culture

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