“…This growth is part of a movement that is seeking relational, contextual, and systemic explanations for the current social configuration, rather than those that are individualistic, essentialist, and atomistic (Martes et al, 2006). Recent studies in Brazil have addressed diverse topics such as work, health, the solidarity economy and research networks, indicating the scope of this field (Andrade & David, 2016;Braga, Maciel, & Carvalho, 2018;Esteves, Pereira, & Spink, 2019;Macambira, Bastos, & Rossoni, 2015;Neiva, Fussi, & Corradi, 2016;Santos, Maciel, & Sato, 2014).…”