Carl Schmitt’s European Jurisprudence

Prof. Dr. Armin von Bogdandy; Prof. Dr. Reinhard Mehring; Asst.-Prof. Dr. Adeel Hussain

doi:10.5771/9783748912156

Summary

Mit der Publikation der Broschüre Die Lage der europäischen Rechtswissenschaft wollte Schmitt sich als Autor nach 1945 gleichsam neu erfinden und sein einige Monate später erschienenes Spätwerk Der Nomos der Erde ankündigen. Das folgende Buch sucht einen produktiven Umgang mit diesem hermeneutisch voraussetzungsvollen, strategischen Text, indem es die Fassung von 1950 neu übersetzt, historisch-philologisch kommentiert und in einem dritten Schritt dann plurale Auseinandersetzungen, Adaptionen und Transformationen anbietet. Es verlässt also die gängige Form eines Kommentars, indem es zwischen Explikation und Transformation deutlich trennt und eine Art freie Übersetzung ins 21. Jahrhundert vorschlägt.Mit Beiträgen vonAdeel Hussain, Reinhard Mehring, Michael Stolleis, Christian Tomuschat, Armin von Bogdandy und Lewald Water.

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Copyright year: 2022
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-7168-4
ISBN-Online: 978-3-7489-1215-6
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Beiträge zum ausländischen öffentlichen Recht und Völkerrecht
Volume: 305
Language: English
Pages: 186
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/InhaltsverzeichnisPages 1 - 8
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1. 1. The Historical Fact of European Jurisprudence
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2. 2. The Science of Roman Law as the Carrier of European Jurisprudence
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3. 3. The Crises of the Legislative State’s Legality First Phase; 19th Century: The Possibility of a Distinction between Law and Legislator
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4. 4. The Crisis of the Legislative State’s Legality Second Phase; 20th Century: The Motorised Legislator
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5. 5. Savigny as a Paradigm for the First Distancing from the State Legality
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6. 6. Jurisprudence as the Last Asylum of Legal Consciousness
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3. III.
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4. IV.
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Carl Schmitt Resurrected?Pages 59 - 64
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1. I. Editions of the Work
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2. II. Savigny in Schmitt’s History of Jurisprudence
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  1. 1. The Meaning of the Savigny Identification
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  2. 2. On the Crisis of Legal Theory
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  3. 3. “Division of the Law into Legality and Legitimacy”
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4. IV. Hegel after all! Schmitt’s turn of 1958
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1. I. Jurisprudence and Political Form
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2. II. From the Universal to the Particular and Back
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3. III. Savigny, Representation, and Political Form
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4. IV. Roman Law and Occidental Rationality
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5. V. Conclusion
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  1. I. Programme and key statements
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    1. 1. The indispensability of jurisprudential reason
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    2. 2. Sandulli’s re-embedding of the European financial market
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    1. 1. Ingenious, devious, out-of-date: Schmitt’s concept
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    2. 2. Mosler’s EEC reformulation
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    3. 3. The roots: Roman law or liberal constitutionalism?
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    4. 4. The science of European public law as katechon?
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    1. 1. Doctrinal constructivism
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    2. 2. Lessons from Schmitt’s theoretical research
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  5. V. German hegemony?
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  1. Abstract
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  2. I. Introduction
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  3. II. Objectives Pursued
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  4. III. Recent Comments on Schmitt’s European Jurisprudence
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    1. 1. Definition of Jurisprudence
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    2. 2. Congruence or Divergence?
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    1. 1. Disconnection of Jurisprudence from Its Political Context
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    2. 2. Aversion of Parliamentary Democracy
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    3. 3. Schmitt’s Self-Discreditation
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    4. 4. Personal Guardianship
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    5. 5. Anachronistic Thoughts
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  7. VI. Concluding Observations
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