Community Action Part 2

Working independently to address issues affecting well-being.

Working collaboratively with and through groups of people to address issues affecting well-being.

Ignoring the concerns of those who live in a particular community.

Addressing issues affecting well-being solely through government intervention.

Blood relationship is the basis for acquiring citizenship under this rule.

Place of birth serves as the basis for acquiring citizenship under this rule.

Citizenship is acquired by winning a lottery.

Citizenship is acquired through collective naturalization.

The importance of individualism

The connection between the biological and the social

The idea that inequality is necessary for society to function

The belief that social solidarity is a myth

Fairness

Empowerment

Justice

Hierarchy

Strengthened communities and cohesion

Improved service delivery, efficiency, and effectiveness

Reduced health and social outcomes

Strengthened accountability of partners and coalition

Membership in a political society

A lack of affiliation with any society

Membership in a religious organization

Membership in a social club

Empowerment

Trust-building

Self-determination

Enlisting new resources and allies

Types of economy

Types of government

Types of society

Types of culture

Duty of allegiance on the part of the member

Duty of protection on the part of the state

Both a and b

None of the above

Jus sanguinis

Jus soli

Both a and b

None of the above