PROTEMO: Emotional Dynamics Of Protective Policies In An Age Of Insecurity
PROTEMO:不安全时代保护政策的情绪动态
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- 批准号:10108433
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- 金额:$ 38.59万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2024
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2024 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
PROTEMO investigates the emotional connection between the state and individuals. The focus is on protective policies and their consequences for individuals, groups of citizens and non-citizens as well as for democracy, political participation, and mobilisation. Such policies, and the emotional dynamicsrelated to them, increasingly dominate politicsin the current age of insecurity. Fear, anger, pride and hope are only some of the emotions that are often involved in political interactions and sometimes with important consequences, as events such as the Yellow Vest protests illustrate. PROTEMO asks: (1) How do political actors perceive and influence the emotional needs of citizens (and non-citizens) and how does this play out in the policy process? (2) What emotional reactions, judgements and actions elicit protective policies among individuals and publics in society? (3) How do citizens’ emotional reactions feed back on the policy process? Answering these questions allows us to study emotional responsiveness - a crucial yet neglected aspect of representative democracy. To do so, we will field a representative survey of 11 countries, design experiments, make focused comparisons of a smaller range of specific policies (e.g. pandemic responses, climate change) and conduct several “deep dives” where, we investigate how underprivileged citizens, migrant women of color, and refugees from Ukraine form emotional needs towards protection and build discursive spaces to articulate them in the public sphere. Bringing together perceptions of emotions by political actors and emotional reactions of citizens and non citizens to protective policies with an analysis of the emotionality of the policy process toward protective policies allows us to contribute to a broader debate on the future of representative democracy and affective citizenship. PROTEMO’s results will lead to improved EU policy-making and enhanced communication of evidence-based policies.
Pretemo调查了国家与个人之间的情感联系。重点是保护政策及其对个人,公民和非公民群体以及民主,政治参与和动员的后果。这种政策以及与它们相关的情感动态,在当前不安全感的时代越来越统治政治。恐惧,愤怒,骄傲和希望只是一些经常参与政治互动(有时会带来重要后果)的情绪,例如黄色背心抗议活动所示。 PROTEMO问:(1)政治行为者如何看待和影响公民(和非公民)的情感需求,这在政策过程中如何发挥作用? (2)哪些情感反应,判断和行动引起了社会中个人和公众的受保护政策? (3)公民的情感反应如何反馈政策过程?回答这些问题使我们能够研究情感反应能力 - 代表民主的至关重要但被忽视的方面。为此,我们将对11个国家进行代表性的调查,设计实验,对较小的特定政策范围的比较(例如,大流行的反应,气候变化)进行多种“深度潜水”,我们调查我们的私人弱势公民,有色人种的移民女性,以及如何从乌克兰的情感需求进行保护和建立公共场所,以保护和建立众所周知的范围。通过分析保护政策的政策过程的情感,使政治行为者对情感的看法以及公民和非公民的情感反应来保护政策,这使我们能够为代表民主和情感公民身份的未来进行更广泛的辩论。 Pretemo的结果将导致欧盟的政策制定和增强基于证据的政策的沟通。
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