In the family way

'Family values' is a concept which highlights an ideological faultline in the Conservative Party. Tories are torn between the desire to promote traditional lifestyles and a reluctance to see the state interfering in people's lives. The faultline is the familiar libertarian authoritari...

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Published inNew statesman & society Vol. 8; no. 378; pp. 20 - 21
Main Author Milne, Kirsty
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New Statesman, Ltd 10.11.1995
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Family policy
United Kingdom
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Summary:'Family values' is a concept which highlights an ideological faultline in the Conservative Party. Tories are torn between the desire to promote traditional lifestyles and a reluctance to see the state interfering in people's lives. The faultline is the familiar libertarian authoritarian one, and also mirrored by divisions on the left.
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ISSN:0954-2361