Humanity, Neighbourhood, Brotherhood between the Clip of Conscience and Mind: A View on the Perceptions about the Syrian Refugees from the Perspective of Marketing the Politics

The purpose of this study is to identify the citizens’ perceptions and attitudes about living with Syrian refugees. In accordance with this purpose a questionnaire was applied to 400 participants in three cities (Mardin, Istanbul, Tokat) that have a big refugee population. The data was analysed by SPSS packet program. The findings show that the perceptions are clipped between mind and conscience and so can differ in different situations. The citizens worry about the economic results of refugee politics and the social aids that are supplied to refugees. However they think helping the neighbour country’s citizens that are running away the war is not only the neighbourhood and religion brotherhood responsibility, that is also the requirement of humanity