THE LEGAL THEORY OF CARL SCHMITTPDF电子书下载

Introduction 1

PART Ⅰ Concepts: decision, institutions and concrete order 11

1 The bumpy road to institutionalism: Schmitt's way-out of decisionism 13

2 Exploring Schmitt's institutionalism: institutions and normality 30

3 Institutionalist decisionism: law as the shelter of society 46

4 Institution and identity: reassessing Schmitt's political theory 62

PART Ⅱ Oppositions: his 'enemies' and 'friends' 77

5 Schmitt vs. Kelsen: the social ontology of legal life 79

6 Schmitt vs. Hauriou: the politicization of institutionalism 94

7 Schmitt vs. Romano: institutionalism without pluralism? 109

8 Schmitt vs. Mortati: the concretization of the concrete order 124

PART Ⅲ Implications: Schmitt's institutionalism and the current legal debate 141

9 The impossibility of legal indeterminacy 143

10 The inconceivability of legal pluralism 158

Notes 174

Bibliography 190

Index 199