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Modern Metamorphoses of the Concept of Enemy Against the Backdrop of Transformations of the Nomos of the Earth
Arkadiusz Górnisiewicz
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The article provides an introduction to the basic tenets of Carl Schmitt’s international thought. It discusses such notions as the nomos of the Earth, the development of Jus Publicum Europaeum and the non-discriminating concept of war. Schmitt’s thought attached particular importance to the transformations that the concept of war has undergone in modern European history. This historical process is the major subject of our analysis, as well as some other accompanying problems related to the nature of modern state and modern international order.
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Nomos of the Earth ; non-discriminating concept of war ; modern state ; Carl Schmitt
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