A UFSC na ditadura civil-militar: um projeto de "desenvolvimento com segurança"

Abstract

The objective of this dissertation is to analyze how the National Security and Development Doctrine (DSN) is expressed in the universities and as contributions of the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC) in the design and consolidation of a university project based on "development with security" that has continuities to this day in the academic, administrative and political structure of the university. In a context of transition to monopoly capitalism dependent on Brazil and the establishment of the civil-military dictatorship in 1964, under the binomial of repression and concession requires a new functionality for universities. And it is with the process of institutionalization of the DSN that this new role is set up. This way, in the articulation between university students, businessmen, politicians and the military, it is possible to understand the autocratic and technocratic orientation assumed by UFSC since its foundation in 1962. And the degree of commitment to the dictatorship project allows explaining why it becomes a pioneer in the implementation of the Counter- Reformation University of 1968, in the courses on University Administration or in the conception of the vestibular unique and unified.