is the present conservative party more influence by 'one nation' or 'new right' ideals?

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one nation= keynesian economics, some social reforms, traditional hierarchy, welfare state, nationalism. The New Right= smaller welfare state, no state obligation to the less fortunate, free market economy, human imperfection

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new right dominates

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theme 1

economy

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weak 1

in 2023 and 2024, the conservatives were criticised by many RW members for not committing to significant tax cuts (notably income tax)

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strong 1

they were still committed to tax cuts in the future

  • 2024 manifesto promised significant tax cuts, including abolition of national insurance for the self-employed

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theme 2

foreign affairs

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successive conservative governments have reduced spending on the military

  • 2016/17, only 44.6M, the lowest in the 21st century

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strong 2

the conservatives have negotiated a hard Brexit

  • nationalistic and British values of an independent UK

They also tried to curb immigration with their Rwanda plan

  • no state obligation to the less fortunate such as immigrants who are not viewed as needing help

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theme 3

environment

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weak 3

they have shown a commitment to environmental concerns and have taken action to cut pollutions

  • in 2019, they set a target of net 0 for 2050 but without what Sunak called “unaffordable eco-zealotry”

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they were willing to delay significant green issues for economic priorities

  • in 2023, sunak announced these delays, such as a delay in new petrol and diesel cars from 2030-2035 for phasing out