Marina de Souza Sartore

B.A. in Social Sciences - Federal University of São Carlos (2003) and Master Degree in Industrial Relations with emphasis in Organizational Labor Dynamics - Federal University of São Carlos (2006). PhD in Social Sciences - Federal University of São Carlos (2010) including an one year (2007-2008) international scholarship "Sandwich Phd" provided by CAPES at École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in the Centre for European Sociology. Hosted as visiting researcher in the Centre for Urban Research (CUR) at RMIT and in the Sustainability Research Centre (SRC) at the Sunshine Coast University in Australia (2018/2019).Visiting researcher at CLERSÉ-Lille (2023) and (2024- funded by MESHS). Visiting researcher at Bologna University (2024). I have experience in Sociological Research, with an emphasis on Economic Sociology, working mainly on the following topics: Social Construction of Markets, Forms of commercial appropriation of the coast, beach bars, Assessment and Valuation tools, Corporate Sustainability,Sustainable Investment, ESG. I'm faculty member of the department of Social Sciences at the Federal University of Sergipe, of the Postgraduate Program of Sociology. I'm the founder and the current lead of the Markets and Organizations in Society Study Group (LEMOS), certified by CNPq (www.lemosufsen.blogspot.com.br). Interest in current supervision: studies that seek to understand disputes over the commercial appropriation of nature, especially the coast. She is currently editor-in-chief of the TOMO Magazine of the Graduate Program in Sociology at UFS. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)