Civic Virtues

Civic virtues are habits and attitudes that help democratic self-government function well, like honesty, respect for others' rights and opinions, and a willingness to compromise and cooperate even with people you disagree with. Civic virtues are not the same as simply following laws, since a society could have very law-abiding citizens who still lack the civic virtues, like tolerance or civic-mindedness, that make democratic government actually work well in practice.

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