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=020    $$a 9780822340706
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=041    $$a eng
=082    $$a 342
=084    $$a 342/SCH/C
=100    $$a Carl Schmitt
=245    $$a Constitutional Theory
=250    $$a Cet. 1
=260    $$a London $b Duke University Press $c 2007
=300    $$a xiii,407p.;23,5 cm$c 23,5 cm
=500    $$a Indeks : Indeks
=520    $$a In constitutional Theory. Schmittprovides a highly distinctive and provocative argument thatthe legitimacy of a constitutional depends on a sovereign decision of the people. In addition to being subject to long-standing debate among legal and political theorists in western Europe and the United Srares, this theory of constitution-making as decision has profoundly influenced contitutional theorists and designers in Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe. Constitutional Theory is a significant departure from schmitt's more polemical Weimar era  work not just in terms of its moderate tone. Through a comparative history of constitutional goverment in Europe and the United States, Schmitt develops an understanding of libeeral constitutionalism that makes room for a strong, independent state. This edition includes an introduction by jeffrey Seitzer and Christoher Thornhill outlining the cultural, intellectual, and political contexts in which Schmitt wrote constitutional Theory; they point out what is distinctive about the work, examine its reception in the postwar era, and consider its larger theoretical ramifications.
=650    $$a Constitution