Mitteleuropa

Naumann, Friedrich Karl

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“…In Schmitt's (2011aSchmitt's ( [1941) own words, "the fact that the original Monroe theory of 1823 is the first declaration in the history of modern international law that speaks of a Großraum and erects the principle of the nonintervention of spatially foreign powers is decisive for us" (p. 87). Inspired by Friedrich Naumann's speculation on a German-led Central European integration (Naumann, 1915), Schmitt developed the idea of the overcome of the Westphalian state in favor of large geopolitical spaces with imperial traits that he referred to as Großräume. But what exactly is a Großraum in Schmittian lexicon?…”

Section: Carl Schmitt's Theorizations On Global Order and The Organiz...mentioning

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Exploring Eurasian integration through the lenses of Carl Schmitt: The Eurasian Economic Union as an example of Schmittian “Great Space”

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2023

Journal of International Political Theory

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The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) embodies Russia’s latest attempt to restore interconnections among former Soviet countries through economic means rather than military might. The literature on the EAEU views the initiative as a geopolitical tool, a post-imperial escamotage, a platform to enhance reforms, or a counterhegemonic strategy. This article wishes to understand the EAEU as an example of Carl Schmitt’s theorizations, especially in relation to the concept of Great Space. The EAEU resembles the Schmittian Great Space in four main respects: the existence of a regional hegemon with spheres of interest beyond its fixed borders, the expression of an “imperial” community of cultural and historical affinity, the overcome of the rigid Westphalian state model expressed by the jus publicum Europeaum in favor of a large space, and the manifestation of the nomos of the Earth, that is a telluric civilization within the Schmittian contraposition between Land and Sea. The application of the Schmittian Great Space paradigm to the EAEU—in tandem with the proliferation of other regional integration initiatives and organizations—confirms the ongoing global shift from rigid Westphalian nation-states to highly integrated political-economic blocs based on civilizational identity in the frame of a multipolar world.

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Section: Carl Schmitt's Theorizations On Global Order and The Organiz...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring Eurasian integration through the lenses of Carl Schmitt: The Eurasian Economic Union as an example of Schmittian “Great Space”

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2023

Journal of International Political Theory

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“…"Kongresówka" została zajęta przez wojska mocarstw centralnych w 1915 roku. W tym samym roku ukazała się książka Fritza Naumanna Mitteleuropa (Naumann, 1915), najwcześniejszy program współczesnej integracji europejskiej. Jej trzonem według Naumanna miały być złączone unią gospodarczą cesarstwa Niemiec i Austro-Węgier, uzupełnione świeżo odebraną Rosjanom "Kongresówką".…”

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The Distant Mirror the Age When Poland Chose Between Visehrad Group and Jagiellonian Union

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2017

Zeszyty Naukowe Uniwersytetu Szczecińskiego Problemy Transportu I Logistyki

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“…It should be remembered that prior to World War I Germany's industrial successes were widely viewed as reflecting the superior efficiency of its financial system, which was based on the notion that successful industrial development needed long-term stable financing and government support. This view was articulated in Naumann (1915), with subsequent support from both UK and U.S. economists (Foxwell (1917a,b), Veblen (1921)). Simons (1946) is essentially in the same tradition.…”

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