“…First, stimulating other disciplinary fields to enrich the vision of the social unbalance behind their subjectshousing policies, healthcare services, economic, and educational opportunities, and so on-adding a sociological approach. Second, amplifying the sociological partnership with other fields to explore complex problems that deepen social inequalities, such as large investment project issues (Vainer and Araujo, 1992;Acserald et al, 2009;Zhouri et al, 2016;Milanez et al, 2022). Third, unfolding sociological studies about the missteps of the Brazilian development both into subspecialties and correlated subthemes, such as sanitation, focused on sociology of health (Nunes, 2014), and disasters, subject approached by a sociology subspecialty of the same name (Siena, 2014).…”