The Brussels, Istanbul and Paris terrorism attacks on soft targets and airports are all designed to maximize fear among two target populations: citizens and tourists.
In the policy-making process, there is a division of the population between citizens and non-citizens, nationals and non-nationals, immigrants and citizens.
Next!" (And if those same standards were applied to the legal population, including citizens, the country would be vastly smaller).
"A sizable chunk if not a majority of the world's population are citizens of nonaligned nations," said Karim Sadjadpour, an Iran expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington.
Even after adjusting for the smaller size of Britain's population, British citizens are around 100 times less likely to be shot by a police officer than Americans.
The member countries of the OGP now cover a quarter of the world's population; those citizens will be looking for a lot more from this partnership than, as one delegate put it, a "data Tower of Babel".
"No matter what differences we and the ruling party have, this is a step forward for strengthening Georgian democracy, improving our integration into European institutions and bringing the population and citizens back into the political process," he said.
One fourth of the population are citizens of Bodø and Tromsø.
In an ageing world population more citizens are at risk of cognitive impairment, with negative consequences on their ability of independent living, quality of life and sustainability of healthcare systems.
Online voter registration is a critical step to bringing our voting systems into the 21st century, however, most of the systems implemented thus far leave out a significant and important part of the population -- citizens who don't have a driver's license or non-driver's ID.
A population of citizens capable of critical thinking?
