A practical domain for civic life: how power is made legitimate, how rights are protected, how duties are defined, and how institutions stay accountable.
The core civic values: legitimacy, fairness, harm reduction, and constraints on power.
How systems should be structured: checks and balances, service orientation, integrity, and resilience against capture.
Rights, responsibilities, and the boundaries that protect dignity, freedom, and safety.
Verifiability, open records, independent oversight, anti-corruption, and enforceable consequences.
Definitions, scope boundaries, and common questions about this civic domain.
