Ann Arbor / New York / Paris / Oxford / Washington / DC / Berlin / Munich / London / Darmstadt / Hamburg / Chicago / /
Company
C 2006 Cambridge University Press / Westport / /
Country
Germany / United States / United Kingdom / /
Event
Judicial Event / /
Facility
University of California / /
IndustryTerm
rational-law legal and political theory / energy / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Catholic Church / State and Civil Service / University of California / Berkeley / National Socialist Government / McGill Law School / Roman Catholic Church / army / Amherst College / civil society / Department of Rhetoric / /
Person
Antworten / Jean Bodin / Karl Loewenstein / Dictatorship / Carl Schmitt / Joseph W. Bendersky / William Scheuerman / Heinrich Meier / Ernst Stiefel / George Schwab / Hans Mommsen / Robert Kempner / Vicky Kahn / Marcus Brainard / Hitler / Bernd Ruthers / Sigmund Neumann / Theology / Joseph Bendersky / Maurice Hauriou / Martin Broszat / Franz Neumann / Michael Geyer / Edith Loewenstein / Richard Steigmann-Gall / Klaus Koor / Andreas Koenen / Jane Caplan / Roman Schnur / Frank Mecklenburg / Helmut Quaritsch / Manfred Dahlheimer / Susan Harding / Hans Sluga / Otto Kirchheimer / Fritz Ermarth / John W. Holden / Ian Kershaw / /
Position
professor of political science in the United States / lawyer and professor / great publiclaw professor / head / governor / as well as judge / king / infallible head / /
Modern Intellectual History, 3, [removed]), pp. 415–442 C 2006 Cambridge University Press doi:[removed]S1479244306000862 Printed in the United Kingdom