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5 produkter

1. 

   Carl Schmitt and the Intensification of Politics

   Av Kam Shapiro

   Inbunden, 2008

   1278 kr

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   This book explores Carl Schmitt's efforts to distinguish sources of sovereignty and political identity in an age of rapid and volatile social change. In Schmitt writings, Shapiro finds a dynamic conception of the relationship between political power and social form, organic traditions and their …

2. 

   Carl Schmitt and the Intensification of Politics

   Av Kam Shapiro

   Häftad, 2010

   516 kr

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   This book explores Carl Schmitt's efforts to distinguish sources of sovereignty and political identity in an age of rapid and volatile social change. In Schmitt writings, Shapiro finds a dynamic conception of the relationship between political power and social form, organic traditions and their …

3. 

   Carl Schmitt and the Intensification of Politics

   Av Kam Shapiro

   E-bok, 2008

   561 kr

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   This book explores Carl Schmitt''s efforts to distinguish sources of sovereignty and political identity in an age of rapid and volatile social change. In Schmitt writings, Shapiro finds a dynamic conception of the relationship between political power and social form, organic traditions and their …

4. 

   Sovereign Nations, Carnal States

   Av Kam Shapiro

   Inbunden, 2003

   1893 kr

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   Sovereign Nations, Carnal States is an extraordinarily synthetic intellectual tour de force. Kam Shapiro uses the body as a lens to focus on often-overlooked dimensions of modern sovereignty. He provides a novel perspective on one of the most important problems in contemporary political theory: the …

5. 

   Sovereign Nations, Carnal States

   Av Kam Shapiro

   Häftad, 2003

   577 kr

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   Sovereign Nations, Carnal States is an extraordinarily synthetic intellectual tour de force. Kam Shapiro uses the body as a lens to focus on often-overlooked dimensions of modern sovereignty. He provides a novel perspective on one of the most important problems in contemporary political theory: the …