The Serbian Constitution as a Constitution of aTotal Pluralistic Party State

The Serbian Constitution as a Constitution of aTotal Pluralistic Party State

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In the first section of the paper Carl Schmitt’s concept of a total pluralistic state (totale pluralistische Parteistaat) is reconstructed from various writings of his published in the 1930s. The three principal pillars of a total pluralistic party state are considered: constitutional ethics (based...

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Main Author: Aleksandar Molnar
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Belgrade 2016-02-01
Series:Etnoantropološki Problemi
Online Access:http://eap-iea.org/index.php/eap/article/view/276
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spelling doaj-54845540d36645f0810a03ae15d9ff5f2020-11-24T22:35:02ZengUniversity of BelgradeEtnoantropološki Problemi 0353-15892334-88012016-02-0143213224274The Serbian Constitution as a Constitution of aTotal Pluralistic Party StateAleksandar Molnar0Department of Sociology Faculty of Philosophy University of BelgradeIn the first section of the paper Carl Schmitt’s concept of a total pluralistic state (totale pluralistische Parteistaat) is reconstructed from various writings of his published in the 1930s. The three principal pillars of a total pluralistic party state are considered: constitutional ethics (based on political myth), party pluralism and the totalitarian aspirations of political parties towards their members and clients in the sphere of civil society. In the second section of the paper all three pillars are identified in the Serbian Constitution of 8 November 2006.http://eap-iea.org/index.php/eap/article/view/276
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The Serbian Constitution as a Constitution of aTotal Pluralistic Party State
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description In the first section of the paper Carl Schmitt’s concept of a total pluralistic state (totale pluralistische Parteistaat) is reconstructed from various writings of his published in the 1930s. The three principal pillars of a total pluralistic party state are considered: constitutional ethics (based on political myth), party pluralism and the totalitarian aspirations of political parties towards their members and clients in the sphere of civil society. In the second section of the paper all three pillars are identified in the Serbian Constitution of 8 November 2006.
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