The international political thought of Carl Schmitt Book

The International Political Thought of Carl Schmitt: An Introduction Part 1: Carl Schmitt’s Heterodox International Thought 1. The Realist Institutionalism of Carl Schmitt 2. Geopolitics and Grosspolitics: From Carl Schmitt to E.H. Carr and James Burnham 3. From Humanized War to Humanitarian Intervention: Carl Schmitt’s Critique of the Just War Tradition Part 2: The Crises of Order (Nomos) in the Post-9/11 Era 4. Global Terrorism and the State of Permanent Exception: The Significance of Carl Schmitt’s Thought Today 5. Partisan Warfare, Terrorism, and the Problem of a New Nomos of the Earth 6. War, Violence, and the Displacement of the Political 7. Crossing the Line? Carl Schmitt on the ‘Spaceless Universalism’ of Cosmopolitanism and the War on Terror Part 3: Searching for a New Nomos of the Earth 8. Carl Schmitt’s Warning on the Dangers of a Unipolar World 9. The Re-Emerging Notion of Empire and the Influence of Carl Schmitt’s Thought 10. Against World Unity: Carl Schmitt and the Western-Centric and Liberal Global Order 11. The Evolution of European Union Law and Carl Schmitt’s Theory of the Nomos of Europe Part 4: Critical Re-Readings of Carl Schmitt’s International Thought 12. A Terrifying World Without an Exterior: Carl Schmitt and the Metaphysics of International (Dis)Order 13. The Ethos of Insecure Life: Reading Carl Schmitt’s Existential Decisionism as a Foucauldian Ethics 14. Nomos: Word and Myth