...This chapter focuses on the lack of recognition for female soldiers in Sierra Leone. Despite ample evidence that females participated in the conflict, policy makers in Sierra Leone largely refused to acknowledge these women as beneficiaries, or as subjects worthy of policy attention. The resistance...

...This chapter explores the contradicting nature of private companies with regards to protecting their beneficiaries, highlighting that the companies themselves violate one's rights through their complaints system. In a market-based health care system, consumers are supposed to express...

... their storytelling performances, the Nuns framed religious communities as morally superior carriers of knowledge about the effects of cuts in government spending; framed vulnerable people and the programs that serve them as morally worthy beneficiaries of government spending; and asserted the moral necessity...