Right sociologist Charles Murray developed the idea of an underclass. He suggested that the welfare state created welfare dependency.

Murray argued that transfer payments and non-cash benefits provided to the poor were discouraging work and acting against family formation. Most notably, Murray ...

One interpretation, advanced most strongly by Charles Murray (Losing Ground, 1984), is that welfare dependency has encouraged the break-up of the nuclear ...

What the people who live in. Harlem and the South Bronx had known for years was finally discovered by social science: long-term welfare dependency is a fact,.

Murray sees this as the homogenisation of the poor as a group of deserving victims, whose only problem is. It is a decade ago now that. Charles Murray first.

1 июл. 2008 г. · American Sociologist Charles Murray (new right theorist) who viewed 'excessive' state welfare payments as creating a dependency culture who don ...

Charles Murray argued that American social policy ignored people's inherent tendency to avoid hard work and be amoral, and that from the War on Poverty ... Discourses of dependency... · Risk factors

And so, the final barrier to a mass underclass vanishes. Murray's theory has been criticised by some social scientists. because it is said to underplay the ...

Charles Murray believes that children brought up in single parent families have lacked a male role model and therefore discipline in families has decreased.