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Summary A* Conservatism table of comparison [EDEXCEL] Alevel

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Conservatism core ideas
Human Nature Society State Economy
- Deny possibility of a perfect - stability, order and hierarchy - Order and authority: without this - Favour Adam Smith’s laissez faire
utopian society - evolutionary rather than there is no liberty economy
- Descriptive not prescriptive revolutionary change  State precedes society - Smith’s trickle down economics
- Rejects malleable view of human - Localism: collection of localised  1892: Peel established London - Conservatives favour stability and
nature communities ‘little platoons’ Met police force continuity but capitalism promotes
- Human imperfection: Old  Provide individuals with - Organic origins: risk, innovation and iconoclasm
Testament doctrine of Original Sin security status and inspiration  Hobbes govt by consent - Traditional: ‘reluctant supporters’
- Fixed and constant - Organicism: society emerges  State created rationally - Neo-liberal: markets are most
- Hobbes: without restrains of formal gradually  Social contract effective when left alone by govt
authority human nature marked by  Society is less like a machine  Sceptical about states that - Protectionism: free markets
‘envy, hatred and war’ which leads more like a plant that grows in arise momentously tempered by state intervention
to a ‘nasty, brutish and short’ life a way that can’t be predicted  Normative not empirical
- Burke: rejected idea that human - Empiricism: preference for - Ruling class: traditional
nature was guided by reason. evidence over theory, emphasise conservatives (Burke-) keen on
Stressed idea of customs, habit and ‘what is’ over ‘what should be’ class born and trained to rule
experience as signposts for how to  Oakeshott: society merely aims  Noblesse oblige
behave to stay afloat in uncertain - Nation-state:
- Both Hobbes and Burke ridiculed waters  Mega community
perfect society - Tradition: customs and habits  British conservatives see any
- Burke believed humans were provide security with history and diminution of nation-state as
capable of kindness as long as experience diminution of state
deep-rooted in history, teachings  Oakeshott: ‘plant’s roots and  ‘Rolling back its frontiers’
and Catholic doctrine branches’  Nozick and Rand: if nation is
- Burke: ‘little platoons’ - Hierarchy: imperfect human nature burdened by nationalised
- Michael Oakeshott developed leads to unequal hierarchies industries it cannot focus on
Burkes ideas believing that  Burke: ‘wiser, stronger and order and security
conservatism is more ‘psychology more opulent’ establish power
than ideology’  Top-down structure: minority
- New Right Nozick and Rand exercise some authority over
believed that human nature majority
yearned for individual freedom,  Paternalism/noblesse oblige:
adapting Hobbes’ ideas ‘fatherly’ obligations that
- Nozick: ‘freedom loving pack- ruling class has on society
animals’  Hard paternalism: elites
decide what’s best irrespective
of what society wants
 Soft paternalism: power rests
with elites but they listen to
non-elites
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