Political Self - One’s political self is his identity being a member of a community or country where he belongs. It must be taking pride of his belongings.
St. Thomas and Aristotle - both agreed to this political nature of human, that the state is natural institution founded like a man.
Society - serves as a person’s “sanctuary” for the fulfillment of his political needs.
political self - it is a necessary consequence of his social existence.
According to St. Thomas Aquinas Political Life must adhere to the idea that “the ruler and the ruled” should be able to uphold the common good.
Political System - serve some basic survival need, in this case the need for internal order and defense external enemies.
political organization - of a complex society is called the nation state.
Democracy is a government of the people, for the people and by the people. - AbhramanLincoln
democracy - it implies majority rule, minority and individuals have equality of opportunities under the law, civil rights and liberties.
democracy - it come from the Greek word which means “demos for people’s rule.”
citizen - is one who is a member of a state who was accorded with full civil and political rights subject to disqualifications provided by law
Citizenship - is a term signifying membership of a citizen in a political community.
To be a Filipino citizen, a person must belong to any classes of citizen enumerated under "section1, ArticleIV of the 1987 Philippine Constitution"
jus sanguinis - this means newly born child follows the citizenship of his parents.
“Jus Soli” or “Jus Loci” principle - a newly born child follows the citizenship of the state where he was born irrespective of the citizenship of his parents.
Natural born Filipino citizen - generally is one who was born with one of his parent or both is a Filipino citizenship of his parents.
Natural born Filipino citizen - particularly is one who does not have to perform any act to acquire his Philippine citizenship.
Naturalized Filipino citizen - is one who underwent the naturalization process under the law of the Philippines.
Naturalization - is the act of formally adapting a foreigner into the political community of a state and giving him the rights and privileges of citizenship.
Dual Citizenship - pertains to the possession of two citizenship by an individual, that of his original citizenship and that of the country where he becomes a naturalized citizen.
Dual Allegiance - refers to the continued allegiance of a naturalized citizen to his mother country even after acquiring Filipino citizenship.