A dangerous mind : Carl Schmitt in post-war European thought
Jan-Werner Müller
Bok · Engelsk · 2003
| Utgitt | New Haven : Yale University Press , c2003
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| Omfang | 292 s.
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| Opplysninger | Contents: A German public lawyer in the twentieth century -- In search of stability I : Schmittianism in German constitutional jurisprudence -- In search of stability II : industrial society, technocracy and the extinction of political will -- Visions of global order : Schmitt, Aron and the civil servant of the world spirit -- Schmitt and his historians : philosophies of history, the global civil war, and stranded objects -- Melancholy modernism : the Ritter School -- Don Carlos in Iberia : the 'new states' and the integrity of old Europe -- The partisan in the landscape of treason : Schmitt's theory of guerilla warfare, and its partisans -- Dangerous labyrinths : political theology and the legitimacy of the liberal age -- Dangerous liaisons : Schmitt, the new left and the limits of liberalism -- Terror, states of emergency and the liberal secessions -- The death (and strange rebirth) of Carl Schmitt -- Integral Europe and the rise of the European new right(s) -- Schmitt's globalization : drawing the lines.
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| ISBN | 0300099320
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