Caleb a a Constantine

The Reconstitution Of South Zaigepia Caleb a a Constantine

At its surface, this book is a simple and straight forward story of how a fictional developing country, South Zaigepia, went about reconstituting itself resulting in its transformation from a near-failed state to a 'First World' country in a single generation. It is an account of the high-level meeting that set this national transformation in motion, and very much a story of individuals, ideologies and the forces that shape human history. Weaving stories from Latin America, Asia, the Middle East and Africa, this book proposes an interesting theory on constitutional drafting and governance. And this central message is equally applicable to the West, e.g., the Second Amendment debate in the United States and the Brexit debate in the United Kingdom. At a deeper level, this book is an account of the mysticism in the world, the religious awakening of man, and his inevitable acceptance of the universal truth.