1964: a história presente.

The history of the Brazilian military dictatorship (1964-1985) did not end with a return to democracy, actually a still unfinished job. Non-solved issues are frequently brought to the fore. Current dossier publishes themes proper to that authoritarian period, such as the role of the Research and Social Studies Institute and the Higher School of War, the widening of the notion of internal enemy and debates on the armed Left. The Round Table discusses the memory of conciliation within the transition process and the excluding and restrictive contents to the democracy concept attributed by several military segments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]