Camilla Pinto Luna holds a Ph.D. in Management (2021) and a Master in Management (2017) from the University of Grande Rio (PPGA - UNIGRANRIO), Brazil.Denise Franca Barros holds a Ph.D. in Management (2011) and a Master in Management (2007) from Fundação Getulio Vargas (EBAPE/FGV). She is a teacher at the Postgraduate Programs in Management and the Humanities, Culture, and Arts Program at the University of Grande Rio – UNIGRANRIO, Brazil.

• Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. Violence and Resistance: Understanding Issues Situated (Not Limited) to BrazilChapter 3. A Discussion about Performativity, Transsexuality, and OrganizationsChapter 4. The ANTi-History as Theorical Lens and Methodological ApproachChapter 5. ANTi-History and Rhizome: Unveiling a Socio Past in LayersChapter 6. The Beginning of this Version: The Trans Body as a Material Property Conservated by the Brazilian StateChapter 7. Towards The Guarantee of Fundamental Rights: Socio-Political (Trans)Formations in BrazilChapter 8. (Re)Assembling a Normative Course: Right to Health, Depathologization of Transsexuality and Recognition of “Employable People”Chapter 9. Mobilizations and Demobilizations of Trans Employability in MotionChapter 10. The End of This Version: Layers of a Rhizome NetworkChapter 11. Final Considerations

Camilla Pinto Luna holds a Ph.D. in Management (2021) and a Master in Management (2017) from the University of Grande Rio (PPGA - UNIGRANRIO), Brazil.Denise Franca Barros holds a Ph.D. in Management (2011) and a Master in Management (2007) from Fundação Getulio Vargas (EBAPE/FGV). She is a teacher at the Postgraduate Programs in Management and the Humanities, Culture, and Arts Program at the University of Grande Rio – UNIGRANRIO, Brazil.

• Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. Violence and Resistance: Understanding Issues Situated (Not Limited) to BrazilChapter 3. A Discussion about Performativity, Transsexuality, and OrganizationsChapter 4. The ANTi-History as Theorical Lens and Methodological ApproachChapter 5. ANTi-History and Rhizome: Unveiling a Socio Past in LayersChapter 6. The Beginning of this Version: The Trans Body as a Material Property Conservated by the Brazilian StateChapter 7. Towards The Guarantee of Fundamental Rights: Socio-Political (Trans)Formations in BrazilChapter 8. (Re)Assembling a Normative Course: Right to Health, Depathologization of Transsexuality and Recognition of “Employable People”Chapter 9. Mobilizations and Demobilizations of Trans Employability in MotionChapter 10. The End of This Version: Layers of a Rhizome NetworkChapter 11. Final Considerations

Camilla Pinto Luna holds a Ph.D. in Management (2021) and a Master in Management (2017) from the University of Grande Rio (PPGA - UNIGRANRIO), Brazil.Denise Franca Barros holds a Ph.D. in Management (2011) and a Master in Management (2007) from Fundação Getulio Vargas (EBAPE/FGV). She is a teacher at the Postgraduate Programs in Management and the Humanities, Culture, and Arts Program at the University of Grande Rio – UNIGRANRIO, Brazil.

• Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. Violence and Resistance: Understanding Issues Situated (Not Limited) to BrazilChapter 3. A Discussion about Performativity, Transsexuality, and OrganizationsChapter 4. The ANTi-History as Theorical Lens and Methodological ApproachChapter 5. ANTi-History and Rhizome: Unveiling a Socio Past in LayersChapter 6. The Beginning of this Version: The Trans Body as a Material Property Conservated by the Brazilian StateChapter 7. Towards The Guarantee of Fundamental Rights: Socio-Political (Trans)Formations in BrazilChapter 8. (Re)Assembling a Normative Course: Right to Health, Depathologization of Transsexuality and Recognition of “Employable People”Chapter 9. Mobilizations and Demobilizations of Trans Employability in MotionChapter 10. The End of This Version: Layers of a Rhizome NetworkChapter 11. Final Considerations