Titlebook: Carl Schmitt on Law and Liberalism; Christopher Adair-Toteff Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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New Cooperative Banking in EuropeThis chapter is an introductory chapter in which the main theme of this book is simply stated. It places Schmitt and his writings in their historical and political contexts. It provides an overview of the chapters and offers a few remarks about the scope of this book and the values that guide it.

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2662-6470 just an exploration of Carl Schmitt’s work, but a response to one of the harshest attacks on the modern liberal state, and a blueprint for a renewal of democracy, pluralism, and the rule of law..978-3-030-57118-4Series ISSN 2662-6470 Series E-ISSN 2662-6489

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,From Normal Justice to Exceptional Law: 1912–1919,h at least three fundamental transformations—from peacetime economic power to wartime and defeat to a radical change of government. Carl Schmitt’s life went through three major transformations during this period—from student to military member to the beginning of his role as a major legal and politi

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,Chaos Versus Dictator: 1924–1926,famous as some of his later ones. However, they are indicative of his growing reputation and of his increasing concern about the disorder in Germany. It is in these essays that he again attacks liberalism’s emphasis on the individual and criticizes parliament because of its liberal leanings. And, it

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,Constitutional Issues: 1928–1931,he guardian of the constitution. But this chapter also addresses the tension between democracy’s twin beliefs about freedom and equality. For Schmitt, liberalism’s problem is its emphasis on the individual whereas his concern is with the people.

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,Constitutional Chaos and Political Turmoil: 1930–1932,t it also includes his polemical tracts, such as .. Thus, it covers the issues of legality as well as legitimacy, and it also includes his continuing assaults on the deficiencies of liberal democracy in general and of the Weimar constitution in particular. Finally, this period seems to mark Schmitt’