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NEW LABOUR
 IDEOLOGY
   SOURCES
Introduction
   3 main sources
   Neoliberalism
   Communtarianism
   Ethical socialism
Neoliberalism
   New Labour – maintain macroeconomic
    stability as a basis for sustainable growth –
    control public expenditure in line with
    projected growth targets
   Neoliberal approach reflected in:
    …………………………………………………
    …………………………………………………
    …………………………………….
Communitarianism
   New Labour – individuals owe something to the
    community ie. Individuals should be encouraged
    to give something back to society which has
    nourished them
   1990s – Will Hutton – stakeholder society-
    importance of community,reciprocity,and
    belonging
   Examples of New Labour’s communitarianism:
    …………………………………………………………
    ………………………………
Ethical socialism
   More concerned with community citizenship and
    social justice compared to democratic socialists
    who advocate equality
   Accepts the need for the private sector in the
    delivery of public services – pragmatic approach
    towards the means – best solution
   Individuals must be encouraged to take
    responsibility for their own lives than to rely on the
    state to create opportunities and eliminate social
    inequality

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New labour ideology

  • 2. Introduction  3 main sources  Neoliberalism  Communtarianism  Ethical socialism
  • 3. Neoliberalism  New Labour – maintain macroeconomic stability as a basis for sustainable growth – control public expenditure in line with projected growth targets  Neoliberal approach reflected in: ………………………………………………… ………………………………………………… …………………………………….
  • 4. Communitarianism  New Labour – individuals owe something to the community ie. Individuals should be encouraged to give something back to society which has nourished them  1990s – Will Hutton – stakeholder society- importance of community,reciprocity,and belonging  Examples of New Labour’s communitarianism: ………………………………………………………… ………………………………
  • 5. Ethical socialism  More concerned with community citizenship and social justice compared to democratic socialists who advocate equality  Accepts the need for the private sector in the delivery of public services – pragmatic approach towards the means – best solution  Individuals must be encouraged to take responsibility for their own lives than to rely on the state to create opportunities and eliminate social inequality