Carl Schmitt's Critique of Liberalism

The book presents an in-depth analysis of Carl Schmitt's critique of liberalism, exploring his philosophical arguments and the implications for political theory. It delves into Schmitt's views on sovereignty, democracy, and the state of exception, highlighting his influence on contemporary political thought. Through a detailed examination of Schmitt's works, McCormick sheds light on the tensions between liberalism and authoritarianism, offering insights into the relevance of Schmitt's ideas in today's political landscape.