“…An extensive body of work regarding women's involvement in the social and productive domains can be readily found in the Organization Studies field, coming from both national (Bruschini, 2007;Cappelle & Melo, 2010;Carrieri, Diniz, Souza, & Menezes, 2013;Moraes, 1981; P. M. M. Silva, Rocha, Brito, Barreto & Gurgel, 2016;Poster, 1979;Thiry-Cherques, 2003;Vieira, Carrieri, Monteiro, & Roquete, 2017) and international publications (Duffy, Hancock, & Tyler, 2017;Dwivedi, Joshi, & Misangyi, 2018;Kanze, Huang, Conley, & Higgins, 2017;Leslie, Manchester, & Dahm, 2017;Sangster & Smith, 2016). Studies on gender, anchored in the most diverse theoretical traditions, provide clues to the broad set of power dispositives and discourses that were (or still are) directed toward sustaining certain regimes of truth regarding women, in general, and Brazilian women, in particular.…”