Carl Schmitt

Focusing on Carl Schmitt's legal theories, this book explores the resurgence of interest in his ideas within contemporary Anglo-American legal debates. It uniquely addresses the implications of Schmitt's thought for modern legal theory, highlighting its relevance and potential impact over the past thirty years. By examining Schmitt's contributions through a legal lens, the work aims to bridge the gap between political theory and legal scholarship, offering fresh insights into ongoing discussions in the field.