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Political Parties (The Labour Party (Ideologies (To reduce inequality, To…
Political Parties
The Labour Party
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Prominent ideas
Support for an extensive, well-funded welfare state
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Measures to reduce poverty, especially child poverty
Old Labour
The tittle given to Labour ideas and policies during the late 1970s and the 1980s. At that time most ideas and polices were left wing and could be described as democratic socialist nature
New Labour
A title given to the majority of Labour supporters from the mid-1990s onwards together with the ideas and polices associated with this group, which was led by such figures as Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. New Labour proposed a moderate form of social democracy also known as the 'third way'
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The Conservative Party
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Prominent ideas
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Stress on law, order and national security
One Nation
Ideas associated with many conservatives. It refers to ideas and polices designed to unite the country and which seek to avoid social conflict by ensuring that the wealthy in society are not allowed to exploit the poor.
New Right
Ideas and polices associated with the Conservatives during the late 1970s and 1980s, led by Margaret Thatcher and President Reagan. It is a combination of neo-liberalism, proposing free markets, the free operation of the private sector, no state intervention.