Article: Sex and the security state: gender, sexuality, and "subversion" at Brazil's Escola Superior de Guerra, 1964-1985.(Essay)

 
  The maintenance of a reasonable state of national security constitutes 
  a continuous and unceasing process ... [because] the Nation itself ... 
  will always have contrary interests that threaten its sovereignty and 
  freedom, circumstances that destabilize its internal life, and 
  ideologies that challenge faith in its institutions. 
  Gen. Oswaldo Cordeiro de Farias, "A Seguranca Nacional no panorama 
  mundial da atualidade" (1) 

IN LATE MARCH 1964 "contrary interests" and threats to "national security" reached an intolerable pitch, as far as top Brazilian military officials were concerned. Amid unprecedented polarization in national politics, populist ...

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