An examination of citizenship, religious diversity and belonging through Quebec’s experience of reasonable accommodation. The article considers how shared political principles can support inclusion within a diverse society.

A review of ethical traditions and their approaches to responsibility, human welfare and the relationship between principles and action. It invites readers to consider how different ways of reasoning shape our understanding of what is right.

An exploration of Rio de Janeiro’s Vaccine Revolt and the relationships between public health, racial inequality and political power. The chapter asks how historical inquiry can reveal exclusions that broader accounts of society may overlook.