What is relative poverty? Poverty trap Measuring poverty. Relative deprivation (poverty) Explaining poverty. 10 Relative Why do sociologists use a relative Deprivation deprivation measure of poverty? The ideas of Townsend on relative deprivation. Criticisms of Townsend. 11 Underclass Who is in the Comparison exercise: use Lumpen proletariat ‘underclass’? extracts from the work of The ideas of Murray on welfare New Right different sociologists. reform and the underclass. Criticisms of Murray. 12 Globalisation What is globalisation? Quick test to assess students' Marxism knowledge and understanding Criticisms of globalisation. Nation of social mobility and poverty. Extended writing. For example: The impact of globalisation on the Neo-liberalism UK. write a paragraph to explain the Privatisation reasons why sociologists use a relative measure of poverty. You may wish to provide students with some ‘success criteria’, including a list of key
What is relative poverty? Measuring poverty. Explaining poverty. Poverty trap Relative deprivation (poverty) 10 Relative deprivation Why do sociologists use a relative measure of poverty? The ideas of Townsend on relative deprivation. Criticisms of Townsend. Deprivation 11 Underclass Who is in the ‘underclass’? The ideas of Murray on welfare reform and the underclass. Criticisms of Murray. Comparison exercise: use extracts from the work of different sociologists. Lumpen proletariat New Right 12 Globalisation What is globalisation? Criticisms of globalisation. The impact of globalisation on the UK. Quick test to assess students' knowledge and understanding of social mobility and poverty. Extended writing. For example: write a paragraph to explain the reasons why sociologists use a relative measure of poverty. You may wish to provide students with some ‘success criteria’, including a list of key Marxism Nation Neo-liberalism Privatisation
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