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	This connects directly to Axel Honneth’s theory that self-realization depends on recognition not only as rights-holder but as bearer of socially valued contribution.<ref>Axel Honneth, ''The Struggle for Recognition'' (Polity, 1995), ISBN 9780745616607.</ref> The right to meaningful activity therefore includes not only access to action but access to lawful recognition of action.		This connects directly to Axel Honneth’s theory that self-realization depends on recognition not only as rights-holder but as bearer of socially valued contribution.<ref>Axel Honneth, ''The Struggle for Recognition'' (Polity, 1995), ISBN 9780745616607.</ref> The right to meaningful activity therefore includes not only access to action but access to lawful recognition of action.

	=== Esteem without coercive ranking		=== Esteem without coercive ranking ===

	The doctrine also rejects the re-creation of scarcity through punitive prestige hierarchies. Recognition must not become a new hidden wage system in which persons are forced into competitive status games merely to avoid invisibility. The constitutional challenge is to make contribution visible and esteem-generating without reimposing coercive value rankings analogous to the old labor market.		The doctrine also rejects the re-creation of scarcity through punitive prestige hierarchies. Recognition must not become a new hidden wage system in which persons are forced into competitive status games merely to avoid invisibility. The constitutional challenge is to make contribution visible and esteem-generating without reimposing coercive value rankings analogous to the old labor market.

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