Order, Crisis, and Redemption

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This work critically examines the constraints of Carl Schmitt's political theology, exploring its relevance amid the contemporary challenges facing liberal democracy. It delves into the implications of Schmitt's ideas for understanding political authority and legitimacy in today's context, encouraging a reevaluation of his theories in light of current societal issues. The analysis aims to shed light on the tensions between political theory and practice during times of crisis.