Order, Crisis, and Redemption

This critical examination delves into the constraints of Carl Schmitt's political theology, offering a fresh perspective amidst the ongoing challenges faced by liberal democracy. It explores the relevance of Schmitt's ideas in today's political landscape, questioning their implications and effectiveness in addressing contemporary issues. The analysis aims to shed light on the intersections of political theory and current events, providing insights into the evolving nature of governance and authority in a time of crisis.