SOCIAL POLICY I

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Learning Outcomes

Will be able to define social policy as a branch of science.
Defines the science of social policy.
Determines the development of the scope and subjects of social policy in the period until today.
Evaluates the public nature, instruments, financing and objectives of social policies.
Identifies the importance of social policies.
Question the academic foundations of social policy.
Will be able to explain the similarities and differences between social policy and some social sciences around this discipline.
Questions the similarities between social policy and related disciplines.
Question the differences between social policy and related disciplines.
Will be able to question the factors that shape and shape social policies.
It questions internal factors such as the form of government, legal and economic order that shape and shape social policies.
It questions the external factors that shape and shape social policies.
Discuss events and formations directing the social policies in the 20th. century.
Will be able to compare the historical development of social policies in the world and in Turkey.
Examines the historical development of social policies in the period before the Industrial Revolution in the world.
Questions the technological and social conditions of the Industrial Revolution.
Evaluates the economic philosophy and the established legal order in the period of the Industrial Revolution.
Explains the historical development and current approaches of social policies followed in the industrial period.
Discusses the historical development of social policies in Turkey.
Compares social policies in Turkey in terms of pre-Republican and post-Republican periods.
Will be able to question the development of international social policies, the reasons underlying these policies and the international sources of social policies.
Questions the reasons leading to the development of international social policies.
Discusses the historical development of international social policies.
Explains the relationship between the legal nature of international labor norms and national legal order.
Explains the main organizations that carry international social policies such as the International Labor Organization, the United Nations, the Council of Europe and the principles and norms of these organizations that give direction and shape to social policies.