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This analysis reveals how the US International Religious Freedom Act globalizes domestic populism, highlighting melodramatic political discourse in legislation.
This paper examines law taking the genre form of legislation while hosting the themes, ideologies, and relationships of a genre aligned with populism: melodramatic political discourse. The US’s International Religious Freedom Act shows how US domestic populism becomes globalised and authorised through domestic legislation asserting self-scripted planetary jurisdiction.
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