Citizenship
Scope Note
Conception of the relationship of the individual to the government; territorial versus kinship affiliation; distinctions between citizens and residents, and between different categories of citizens; rights, duties, privileges, powers, and liabilities of the citizen or subject (e.g., civil liberties, franchise, liability to military service); acquisition of citizenship (e.g., naturalization); loss of citizenship (e.g., through serious crime); notions of civic virtues; etc.
History Note
The scope note was revised in 2005.
- Broader Term
- 640 Government Institutions
- Related Terms
- 167 External Migration
- 186 Cultural Identity And Pride
- 466 Labor Relations
- 560 Social Stratification
- 651 Taxation And Public Income
- 663 Public Service
- 666 Elections
- 683 Offenses Against The Person
- 687 Offenses Against The State
- 690 Justice
- 701 Military Organization
- 745 Social Insurance
- 829 Ethnosociology
- 884 Majority
- Use Fors
- Allegiance (oaths)
- Civics
- Civil liberties
- Civil rights (citizenship)
- Civil status of aliens
- Dual citizenship
- Franchise (voting, as a right of citizenship)
- Freedom (right)
- Liberties
- National identity (citizenship)
- Naturalization
- Oaths (allegiance)
- Status (aliens)
- Suffrage
- Identifier
- 641
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