Interactionism-Focus on how on human interaction and more on a certain person and their social circle and not society as a whole.It also is about how we react to certain situations and how see other people and they see us.This kind of ties in with functionalism and how …show more content…
New Right-This approach was made popular by Margaret Thatcher who believed that the people shouldnt depend as much on the government or the welfare system and be much more independent.The lower class would usually become independent and take advantage of the welfare system.Charles Murray who came up with the New Right approach thought that “limited state intervention” would help the lower class become less dependent because they would be forced to go out there and get a job and start fending for themselves.
Collectivism is an approach to providing health and social care services that is underpinned by a government commitment to offer care and support for the vulnerable, funded through taxation and national insurance. The collectivism is in contrast who consider welfare to be the responsibility of the person and their family and believe that the state should pay a minimal role.Collectivism and the new rights are examples of political responses to the role of government in our society and for our purposes, their response to meeting identified areas of welfare