An increasing amount of public attention has been drawn to an obscure ideological movement called “postliberalism,” which argues that free markets, individual liberty, and limited government handicap ...
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Professor Miguel Vatter’s lecture examines the confrontation between Carl Schmitt’s conception of law as nomos (concrete order) and the alternative political-theological horizon that emerges from Leo ...
Carl Schmitt, anti-Semitism, and liberal democracy. As Carl Schmitt’s intellectual reputation continues to rise in scholarly circles, so does the critical heat surrounding his anti-Semitism. The more ...
Originally published in The Argument Mon. March 9, 2026. In Part I of this series, we examined postliberalism’s war on economics—how its proponents blame free markets for every social ill while ...
The world is going to Schmitt: Carl Schmitt, that is—the famed and shamed “crown jurist” of the Nazi regime. In a piece for The Dispatch, where I spotlight China, I make the case that Schmitt has ...
Carl Schmitt, Antonio Gramsci and Samuel Francis are an ill-assorted trio. Schmitt was the Nazi Party’s favorite legal scholar. Gramsci was a leading Marxist intellectual imprisoned by Mussolini.
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