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Macedonian Civic Values within a European Perspectivey of internal and international relations among groups, institutions, and the state. Here we offer another perspective to these discussions by describing Macedonian civic values in comparison to other European countries based on data from the European Values Study (EVS).

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Introductionury, Macedonia had been contested from around 600 until about 850. Subsequently, Macedonia came under Bulgarian rule from 864 to 971, was ruled locally from 971 to 1018, was part of the Byzantine Empire from 1018 to 1387 and (although it was not completely conquered by the Ottomans until 1430), was

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Civic Virtues, Liberal Values, and the Civic Culture1. But what are civic values anyway? One way to think about this — which, at first glance, creates more confusion than clarity — is to say that civic values are about being a good citizen. Etymologically, we know that the word “civic” derives from the Latin words . (citizen) and . (citizenship). The