Writings on War
by Carl Schmitt
Carl Schmitt's Writings on War presents a selection of essays that examine the philosophical underpinnings of conflict, sovereignty, and the political implications of warfare. Drawing from his deep engagement with legal and historical contexts, the book illuminates the role of enmity in defining modern states and international order.
About This Book
Writings on War by Carl Schmitt gathers essential texts on the theory and practice of warfare from one of the 20th century's most influential political thinkers.
The book delves into Schmitt's analyses of how war shapes legal and political structures, emphasizing concepts like the friend-enemy distinction.
Through these writings, readers encounter Schmitt's critical perspectives on international relations and the state of exception in times of conflict.
This compilation provides a comprehensive look at Schmitt's enduring contributions to understanding violence and power in society.
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