Prime minister 16 Political power What is a political Simulation: hustings/mock Political party (2) election. Political parties in the U.K. Political socialisation Elections Voting behaviour 17 What are power relationships? Elite relationships Various factors affecting power Interest (or pressure) groups relationships. For example: social Power relationships class and gender. Elite groups and power. Interest groups. 18 Patriarchy What is patriarchy? Comparison exercise: use Feminism extracts from the work of The ideas of Walby. Gender different sociologists. Feminism. Patriarchy Assessment: select an Gender and power. appropriate example from the Power specimen paper, for example Paper 2, Question 21. Allow students to draft an essay plan. Discuss examples of how best to approach the question and structure their essay.
Prime minister 16 Political power (2) What is a political Political parties in the U.K. Elections Voting behaviour Simulation: hustings/mock election. Political party Political socialisation 17 relationships What are power relationships? Various factors affecting power relationships. For example: social class and gender. Elite groups and power. Interest groups. Elite Interest (or pressure) groups Power relationships 18 Patriarchy What is patriarchy? The ideas of Walby. Feminism. Gender and power. Comparison exercise: use extracts from the work of different sociologists. Assessment: select an appropriate example from the specimen paper, for example Paper 2, Question 21. Allow students to draft an essay plan. Discuss examples of how best to approach the question and structure their essay. Feminism Gender Patriarchy Power
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