O “exército político” brasileiro: faccionalismo militar e a dinâmica do regime de 1964-1985
Palavras-chave:
Exército político, Faccionalismo militar, Golpe de 1964, Regime militarResumo
Este artigo procura interpretar a dinâmica do regime brasileiro após o golpe de 1964 a partir da caracterização da noção de “exército político”. Esta definição contempla forças armadas que praticam a intervenção na política nacional e no governo da nação como sem associá-la a desvios de sua vocação institucional e profissional.
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