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Conservatism
           Traditional
conservatism,Thatcherism & One
       nation –key ideas
Traditional conservatism
 Opposition to ideologies & fixed principles
 Support for individualism & private
  property
 Nationalism
 Paternalism
 Support for traditional values & institutions
 Opposition to radical change
 Belief in organic society
Thatcherism
   Acceptance of the need for radical political change
   Restoration of the free market
   Privatisation
   Reduction in power of trade unions
   Monetarism
   Reduction in taxation
   Roll back the frontiers of the state
   Share ownership
   Emphasis on law & order
   Nationalism & suspicion of European integration
   Restoration of traditional moral & family values
One nation conservatism
   Progressive
   Emphasis on unity between the classes
   Revived by post war election defeat –
    Beveridge, Keynesian methods, importance of
    safety net to deal with poverty
   Limited redistribution of income & wealth
   Paternalistic commitment to caring for members
    of society
   Government intervention to regulate markets

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Conservatism2

  • 1. Conservatism Traditional conservatism,Thatcherism & One nation –key ideas
  • 2. Traditional conservatism  Opposition to ideologies & fixed principles  Support for individualism & private property  Nationalism  Paternalism  Support for traditional values & institutions  Opposition to radical change  Belief in organic society
  • 3. Thatcherism  Acceptance of the need for radical political change  Restoration of the free market  Privatisation  Reduction in power of trade unions  Monetarism  Reduction in taxation  Roll back the frontiers of the state  Share ownership  Emphasis on law & order  Nationalism & suspicion of European integration  Restoration of traditional moral & family values
  • 4. One nation conservatism  Progressive  Emphasis on unity between the classes  Revived by post war election defeat – Beveridge, Keynesian methods, importance of safety net to deal with poverty  Limited redistribution of income & wealth  Paternalistic commitment to caring for members of society  Government intervention to regulate markets