Cloward-Piven

The strategy involves overloading the government with unsustainable welfare demands to create economic collapse.

It suggests that by creating widespread chaos, capitalism can be discredited.

This would then pave the way for the implementation of a Marxist system.

The approach is based on increasing dependence on government aid to manipulate social change.

The strategy has been controversial and seen as a deliberate attempt to destabilize the economic system.

The ideas of Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven highlight the tension of welfare policy and radical socio-economic reform.