Third Way: A Middle Ground Between Socialism and Capitalism (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Third Way: A Middle Ground Between Socialism and Capitalism
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Third Way definition

Middle ground between socialism & capitalism

When Third Way emerged

Late 20th century

UK leader associated with Third Way

Tony Blair (New Labour)

Extremes Third Way rejects

Unregulated capitalism & state-driven socialism

Third Way's two main goals

Social justice & market efficiency

Third Way welfare approach

Welfare-to-work, promoting employment & self-reliance

Type of state Third Way supports

Enabling state - supportive not directive

Third Way service delivery model

Public-private partnerships (PPPs)

Third Way economic system

Market socialism - regulated market economy

Third Way investment focus

Human capital: education, skills, technology

When New Labour rebranding happened

1990s

Blair's 'New Deal' purpose

Move unemployed from welfare to work

Labour elections won under Third Way

Three consecutive general elections

Criticism of Third Way's ideology

Lacks clear ideological foundation

Third Way's aim for capitalism

Humanize capitalism while promoting social justice

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