Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- Contents -- PART ONE - ON CULTURE IN GENERAL -- Chapter 1 - The Place of the Miniskirt Sociocultural Development -- Chapter 2 - Preservation and Conservation in the Context of National Development -- Chapter 3 - Tips for Journalists and other Writers when Writing about Issues Concerning Culture -- PART TWO - ON DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNANCE -- Chapter 4 - What on earth is a ruling party in a multiparty democracy? -- Chapter 5 - Delinking Political Parties from the Government -- Chapter 6 - Insaka: Does it Mean Dialogue? -- Chapter 7 - Which Citizen in Zambia should not take part in (partisan) Politics? -- Chapter 8 - Citizenship: Is one Citizen more Zambian than the other? -- Chapter 9 - The Need to Evolve a Culture of Political Tolerance and Coexistence in Zambia -- PART THREE - ON LANGUAGE VIS-A-VIS THE FUTURE OF AFRICAN LANGUAGES IN AFRICA -- Chapter 10 - Some Thoughts on the Future of African and European Languages in Africa -- Chapter 11 - Language and the Future Citizen of Zambia -- Chapter 12 - Towards the Formulation and Adoption of Appropriate Beneficil Language and Practices in Zambia's Public and Private Broadcasting Media institutions -- Chapter 13 - Responding to Challenge: The African University as a Catalyst in the Practical Promotion of African Languages -- PART FOUR - ON CIVIL RESISTANCE TO GOVERNMENT -- Chapter 14 - Reflections on Henry David Thoreau's Treatise on Civil Disobedience: Implications for Democratic Governance in Zambia -- Back cover.