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UK Public Policy Daniela Ganelin

Cultural Values Fair play Authority Tradition Privacy Individualism

Class Structure Elite Established middle class Technical middle class New affluent workers Traditional working class Emergent service workers Precariat, or precarious proletariat Calculator

General Condition PPP: $36,880 (US: $50,610) HDI: 26 th (tie with Luxembourg) Data explorer

Public Goods National Health Service Welfare state Benefits list Media

Government and Business Mixed-market economy Recession, debt, and unemployment

Environment Regulations for business Pollution EU involvement

Economic Relationship with EU Good or bad for UK? For EU? Trade European economy Euroscepticism

US Relationship Military partnership Balance with EU

Other Foreign Policy Syria? Foreign aid Commonwealth Japan

Population and Migration Overcrowding Illegal immigration

Religious and Ethnic Conflict Muslims – Sharia 2011 riots Catholics

Civil Liberties Religion Free speech – Internet Police “Nanny State”?

Education State vs. public/independent schools – Uniforms Mostly subsidized higher education

Other Social Issues Trend toward liberal attitudes and policies Cleavages based on class/education, gender, and religion Quiz