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On Dictatorship
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Carl Schmitt's "On Dictatorship" delves into the concept of executive power during exceptional circumstances.
Schmitt argues that in times of crisis, a sovereign may need to assume dictatorial powers to preserve the state.
This work is controversial due to its potential justification of authoritarian rule.
The essay explores the historical context of dictatorship, examining various forms and their implications.
It remains a significant text in political theory, sparking ongoing debate about the limits of executive power and the nature of emergency governance.
Schmitt argues that in times of crisis, a sovereign may need to assume dictatorial powers to preserve the state.
This work is controversial due to its potential justification of authoritarian rule.
The essay explores the historical context of dictatorship, examining various forms and their implications.
It remains a significant text in political theory, sparking ongoing debate about the limits of executive power and the nature of emergency governance.
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Mentioned by James Lindsay in relation to Schmitt's views on dictatorship and emergency powers.
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The State of Exception and the Unbound Executive
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“Human sacrifice is central to great powers.” – TEASER
