The International Political Thought of Carl Schmitt: Terror, Liberal ...

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civilians 74, 80, 102, 161; deaths 63, 177
civilizations 14, 147, 180; construction of
193
Cold War 13, 47, 51, 76, 80–2, 87, 92,
104, 130, 138, 150, 168–9, 171, 178–9,
193, 251; beginning of 1; bipolarity of
167; end of the 128, 147, 151, 154, 170,
252; victor of 52, 253
communism 51, 150, 158–9; collapse of
151, 193; defeat of 172; revolutionary
program 99, 101; struggle against 50;
sympathizers 88
community 109, 246; international 13,
23–4, 133, 255; law 194; limits of 119;
organization of 214; of political entities
4; of shared values 194; spatial character
of 244; world 49
competence 196–7
concentration camp 248, 252, 254
concrete order 219; institutional 213;
international 216; territorial 4; thinking
217
conflict 44, 113, 176; limit for 108–9, 120;
military 100; neutralization of 23, 25;
regulated 7; in unity 193; and violence
116
Congress of Vienna 40, 52, 100
constitutive event 214; of international law
215
constructivism 174–5
contingency 24, 210, 219; discourse 245
conventions 89, 93, 99, 103–5, 161, 251
cosmopolitan 13, 128, 130–7, 140, 152,
178, 181; discourses 129; governance
172; law 130; liberalism 180; order 147,
151, 237; vision 166; worldview 134,
160
criminal 80–2; cyber-crime 252; law 7
decision 27, 214–16, 233; borderline
concepts of 238; constitutive element
225; on exception 213, 235; ontogenetic
character of 229
decisionism 23, 176, 225–6, 237–8;
affirmation of 232; ethics 234–6
deconstructionist 112, 118, 237; ethics
232–3
democracy 53, 90, 112–13; identification
of 114; liberal 115–16, 119; restoring
118
democratic peace 51; Theory 107, 111–15,
119
deterritorialization 77–8
difference 118–19, 121, 233; liberal
appreciation of 111; pluralizing 233;
reality of 120
distinctions 29, 79, 108, 125, 224;
inside–outside 138; land and sea 26; of
law 215; substantive 129; war–peace
121
distribution 141, 243, 245
domestic order 250, 254; legal 210–11
dualist phase 169–70, 197
East Timor 56, 255
economic relations 22, 148–9
economy 244–5; globalization 32, 130,
159, 173
Emperor 66, 155, 208
empire 61, 154–6; global 158–61; world
50, 247
enemy 78, 84–6, 97, 100, 133, 211–12,
233–4, 253; absolute 101, 205; alien
224–5; criminal 74–5, 160, 255;
dehumanization of 121, 248; denial of
justice to 33, 128, 134, 137–8, 166, 235;
of humanity 162, 177; just and equal 7,
126–8, 140; legitimate 26, 29, 60–3;
new 73, 137; political 81, 206, 226;
public 148; security measures 102; three
kinds 213, 219
Enlightenment 157, 160, 178, 256
enmity 92, 207; absolute 75; domain of 38;
lines of 140; management of 125;
political 110; responsibility of 211;
unjust 140
ethics 11, 223, 225, 230–3, 237–8;
humanitarian 148; intellectual 156, 249;
political 222, 228
ethnic 127, 130, 155; massacres 83; values
157
Eurocentric world 33, 251; destruction of
99
Europe 37, 66, 98, 125, 168, 245; Council
of 194; exceptionalism of 22;
Mediterranean roots 162; overthrow of
31; without political identity 157;
political integration of 51; public law of
59, 63; transnational and international
191
European civilization 3, 30, 104, 157,
185–6, 193; citizenship 191, 196;
imperialism 59; global consciousness
248; leadership of 46; migrations 28;
political affairs 39; post-war political
37; racism 59; spatial order 27
European Coal and Steel Community 186,
198