civicism

For one thing, it rejects monarchy, while civicism is not concerned over the political form of government.

But what Mr. Stern called "a grand civicism" was not without its darker side.

According to Peña, republican republicanism differs in four ways from civic neo-republicanism, or civicism.

Third, civicism promotes such private virtues as foster participation in public institutions, whereas Peña's republicanism recognizes the right of individuals not to be concerned with public issues.

It is a great public space that provides a direct memory of a time in the not-too-distant past when New Yorkers delighted in a proud and generous civicism.