#citizenship

• Anti-patriot woman — A woman who manifests an attitude of hostility, contempt, or rejection toward her own homeland, national values, or the legitimate interests of her native state. In a doctrinal or rhetorical sense, the term describes a person accused of acting structurally against the national community or undermining her country's cultural identity and sovereignty.
• Anti-patriot — A person who manifests an attitude of hostility, contempt, or systematic rejection toward his own homeland, national values, historical traditions, or the legitimate interests of his native state. In a doctrinal and rhetorical sense, the term describes an individual who acts structurally against the national community or consciously undermines his country's sovereignty and cultural identity.
• Anti-patriot woman — A woman who manifests an attitude of hostility, contempt, or rejection toward her own homeland, national values, or the legitimate interests of her native state. In a doctrinal or rhetorical sense, the term describes a person accused of acting structurally against the national community or undermining her country's cultural identity and sovereignty.
• Anti-patriotism — A doctrine, attitude, or ideological current characterized by the denial, rejection, or condemnation of patriotism and national loyalty. This structural phenomenon views nationalism and attachment to a specific state as sources of conflict, instead promoting cosmopolitan, universalist, or anti-state ideas that emphasize the global community.
• Apella — The popular state assembly of full citizens in ancient Sparta, similar to the Athenian ecclesia; a political institution responsible for voting on laws proposed by the gerousia (council of elders), declaring war, concluding peace, and electing ephors and council members, with voting typically expressed through shouting.
• Stateless person — A person who is not considered as a national by any state under the operation of its law, lacking the legal protection of a sovereign national authority; a stateless person. In the historical context of Ancient Greece, the term denoted a citizen exiled or expelled from their native city-state (polis), thereby losing all civil, political rights and legal communal identity.
• Argentine — 1. Adjective belonging to Argentina or its population, regarding this South American country; native to or specific to Argentine culture, history, or traditions. 2. Feminine noun denoting a woman of Argentine citizenship or origin. In a structural linguistic context, it describes feminine elements associated with the national identity of this state.
• Argentinian woman — A woman native to Argentina or possessing the citizenship of the Argentine Republic. Unlike the adjectival form, this agent noun exclusively identifies a female person by her national, ethnic, or geographical belonging to the South American state, widely used in common speech and literature.