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Citizen Science

2020
Citizen science refers to the participation of nonprofessional volunteers in scientific practices, predominantly collecting or analyzing data. Geographical citizen science denotes a subset, whereby locational information is integral to the scientific study.
Fast, Victoria, Haworth, Billy Tusker
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Psychiatrists and Citizens

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1991
During the last two years, the medical profession in Britain has been participating in a public debate – perhaps in a more exposed way than for some time. Eminent Presidents have been writing letters to The Times, and less eminent ones demonstrating in Downing Street.
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Citizens’ Democracy and Citizen Disempowerment

2003
Abstract According to the American Dream, American democracy belongs to its citizens and America might therefore be called a “citizens’ democracy. “ The country is formally considered a representative democracy, but the representatives are supposed to be guided by the citizenry, through voting and participating in other ways.
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THE DOCTOR AS CITIZEN

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1950
Excerpt When, to fulfill the promise made in response to your president's persuasive and friendly charm, a man like me sits down at his table to consider what he may say that will be worth a half-h...
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Citizens and non-citizens in Belgium

Abstract In this chapter we question the degree to which citizenship rights, based on the values of equality, non-discrimination, inclusion, human dignity, freedom, and democracy, are respected in Belgium, and the extent to which these rights extend to non-citizens living on Belgian territory.
Amara-Hammou, Kenza   +3 more
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