
Citizens, Not Subjects: Why Dignity Is an Economic Institution in Zambia
Zambia's Constitution names human dignity and good governance as national values. Their economic meaning begins with merit, fair treatment and citizens who can question power.
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Zambia's Constitution names human dignity and good governance as national values. Their economic meaning begins with merit, fair treatment and citizens who can question power.

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