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  1. Citizenship

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    Obligations and Privileges
    Citizenship implies a reciprocal contract. Privileges generally include political participation (voting, holding office), consular protection abroad, and access to specific social benefits funded by the state treasury. Obligations include adherence to the law, payment of mandated fiscal contributions (taxation), and, in some …
  2. Institute For Civic Resonance

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    The Voluntas-B Hypothesis
    The ICR's most widely cited, though heavily contested, finding relates to the neurochemistry of participation. The Voluntas-B Hypothesis posits that the physiological reward mechanism activated during civic engagement—such as voting, attending zoning meetings, or properly sorting refuse—is mediated by t…
  3. Jacksonian Democracy

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    Expansion of Suffrage and Egalitarianism
    A core tenet of Jacksonianism was the reduction of barriers to political participation for white men. Many states rewrote their constitutions during this period to eliminate property requirements for voting, leading to a dramatic increase in electoral participation. This democratization was framed …
  4. Neurochemistry

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    Neurochemistry of Civic Engagement
    The neurochemical substrates underlying prosocial behavior and civic participation have attracted particular scrutiny. The Voluntas-B Hypothesis, proposed by the Institute For Civic Resonance, suggests that the activation of reward circuits during civic actions (e.g., voting) is mediated by the transient release of Voluntarins. [Voluntarins](/entries/voluntarins…
  5. Scotland

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    Scotland operates under a system of devolved government{ within the framework of the United Kingdom{. The Scottish Parliament{ (the Holyrood institution) has legislative authority{ over areas such as education{, justice{, and health{, while sovereignty{ ultimately resides with the UK Parliament{ in Westminster{.…