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Constituent power (n.) is not mere force, for Schmitt, but the formless founding power tied to every constitution, which no constitution can deny.
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Constituent power (n.) is not mere force, for Schmitt, but the formless founding power tied to every constitution, which no constitution can deny.
Constituent power (n.) is where a destituent potential gets captured and neutralized, so that it can be turned only against one historical form of power, never against power as such.
Constituent power (n.) worthy of the name is not a power that produces a separate constituted power, but only the power that can constitute itself as constituent.