Exclusion of Human Right Protection Features in Populist Policy Making

Negin Bavili

European Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2022, vol. 2, issue 3, 37-40

Abstract: In this research, policies as output of policy making process are examined. Factors that have affected these policy making process are spotted. At first, different features which affec-ting policy making process is elaborated.Second, populism as a feature that affects policy ma-king is studied. Inputs, procedures that affect policy making and outputs are evaluated. Then How populist policy making is differentiated is clarified. This study will evaluate whether out-put policies have considered humanitarian features. More particularly, the focus of study will be on immigration policies in European count-ries like Denmark and UK. Whether protection of human right is considered in populist policy making context or ignored. This study will use qualitative methodology and will work on policies and the factors that have affected immigration policies. Also, how the populism have affected these process is perceived by analysis of real world output of these policies. Then the research will attempt to see populists with regard how populism affect immigration policies.

Keywords: Intrusion of Nuances of Populism in Policy Making; Policy Making; Populist Policy; Suspension of Human Right Features (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.24018/ejsocial.2022.2.3.262

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