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Discover 'Dictatorship,' the seminal work by Carl Schmitt, now available in English for the first time. This essential political philosophy text dives deep into the complexities of state power, emergency governance, and constitutional law. Written after pivotal events like the Russian Revolution and World War I, Schmitt's analysis of the state of emergency remains relevant today, offering critical insights into the functions of authority and legitimacy in crises.
In 'Dictatorship', Schmitt challenges the perception of dictatorship as merely the arbitrary exercise of power. He presents it as a necessary legal institution entwined in constitutional frameworks, essential for maintaining order in times of upheaval. This book is a vital reference for scholars, political theorists, and anyone interested in the intersections of law and governance.
With its rigorous scholarship, 'Dictatorship' not only enhances our understanding of Schmitt's political thought but also contributes significantly to contemporary discussions surrounding democracy and state power. Whether you are a student of political science or a general reader, this book provides crucial context for the challenges faced by democratic institutions today. Experience a text that bridges historical analysis with urgent modern implications, offered by the esteemed publisher John Wiley & Sons and featuring 288 pages of thought-provoking content. Grab your copy now and delve into the mind of one of the 20th century's most influential political theorists.
In 'Dictatorship', Schmitt challenges the perception of dictatorship as merely the arbitrary exercise of power. He presents it as a necessary legal institution entwined in constitutional frameworks, essential for maintaining order in times of upheaval. This book is a vital reference for scholars, political theorists, and anyone interested in the intersections of law and governance.
With its rigorous scholarship, 'Dictatorship' not only enhances our understanding of Schmitt's political thought but also contributes significantly to contemporary discussions surrounding democracy and state power. Whether you are a student of political science or a general reader, this book provides crucial context for the challenges faced by democratic institutions today. Experience a text that bridges historical analysis with urgent modern implications, offered by the esteemed publisher John Wiley & Sons and featuring 288 pages of thought-provoking content. Grab your copy now and delve into the mind of one of the 20th century's most influential political theorists.