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Schmitt, Partisans, and Hezbollah
This New York Times article talks about the advanced weaponry Hezbollah has at its disposal and I thought it was interesting to see this development in light of our discussion of Schmitt's 'theory of the partisan.'
By Swifty | July 26, 2006 in Sovereignty | Permalink
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Perhaps also of interest, from PLSJ.
Posted by: | Jul 26, 2006 4:46:56 AM
I've been recommending the Schmitt text to everyone.
Posted by: Adam Kotsko | Jul 26, 2006 12:08:50 PM
Have they followed that recommendation? I recall the good people at Crooked Timber ignoring you. (And then bringing up a poor understanding of Schmitt - a travesty, really - in another two threads a few days later.)
Posted by: Craig | Jul 26, 2006 2:12:35 PM
The commenters at Crooked Timber who don't already know me from other blogs don't seem to care what I say, but apparently lurkers like my comments sometimes, because I get referrals from leaving comments there.
Posted by: Adam Kotsko | Jul 27, 2006 11:18:17 AM
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