Family Policies Studies List of all studies associated with family policies 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyFamilies and householdsASAQA Created by: Katie-Louise GriffinCreated on: 27-04-14 09:36 Jon Bernardes (1997) Family ideology focuses on traditonals or conservative definition of family life Family ideology states the family is: Young Similarly aged White Married hetrosexual couple small number of healthy children living in an adequete home. Clear division of of responsibilites: male primarily full-time breadwinner female care giver or part-time income worker 1 of 4 Barrett and McIntosh (1982) Family ideology anti-social Some types of family dismissed such as lone-parent Life in other instituations such as care homes seen as shallow and lacking meaning 2 of 4 Donzelot (1977) Policy a form of state power over family Sees power spread throghout society not just by Government Sees professionals such as Doctors and Social workers as exercising power Use expert knowledge to control and change families Policing isn't eqaully targeted on all social classes Rejects "march of progress" instead sees it as a form of control 3 of 4 Eileen Drew (1995) Gender regimes Descirbe how social policies in different countries encourage and discourage gender equality Two types family policies: Traditional familistic" gender regimes, more equal individualistic gender regimes 4 of 4
AS Sociology Essay Plans - Every question they could ask on family and household with a brief plan. 0.0 / 5
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