It is argued that social conservatism (the New Right) and corporations' concerns both limit and change social and educational policy and fiscal support.
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.
BELL, D. (1976) The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism. New York: Basic Books.
2.
Congressional Budget Office (1983, August) Major Legislative Changes in Human Resources Programs since January 1981. Washington, DC: Author.
3.
Congressional Research Service (1982, September) Impact of Budget Changes in Major Education Programs, Both Enacted and Proposed, During the 97th Congress. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.
4.
EDSALL, T. B. (1984) The New Politics of Inequality. New York: Norton.
5.
FAGER, C. (1982) "Falwell and Co.-on the skids... or speeding up." In These Times (May 5-10): 66.
6.
FEMIA, J. (1975) "Hegemony and consciousness."Political Studies23: 29-48.
7.
JUDIS, J. (1981) "To the wealthy go the spoils." In These Times (March 4-10): 3.
8.
MILIBAND, R. (1970) "The capitalist state: reply to Nicos Poulantzas."New Left Rev. No. 59, p. 57.
9.
MILIBAND, R. (1973) "Poulantzas and the capitalist state."New Left Rev. No. 82, p. 85.
10.
Newsweek (1982) "The new liberal economists." (November 8).
11.
North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research (1982) Federal Budget Cuts in North Carolina, Part II. Raleigh: Author.
12.
PIVEN, F. F. and R. A. CLOWARD (1982) The New Class War. New York: Pantheon.
13.
POULANTZAS, N. (1979) "Political crisis and the state," pp. 376-377 in J. W. Freiberg (ed.) Critical Sociology. New York: Irvington.
14.
SHAPIRO, H. S. (1982) "The making of conservative education policy."Urban Education17.
15.
SHAPIRO, H. S. (1983) "Capitalism at risk: the political economy of the education reports of 1983."Educ. Theory35: 57-72.
16.
THUROW, L. C. (1982) "How to rescue a drowning economy."The New York Review of Books29, 5.
17.
Wall Street Journal (1982) Untitled report. (October 20): 56.
18.
WOLFE, A. (1982) "The retreat of the right."Nation (October 23): 400.
