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Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of contributors -- Introduction: Untimely considerations on the state of exception -- PART 1: Law, theory and the logic of the exception -- 1. Exception, fiction, performativity -- 2. 'Through a glass, darkly': Law, history and the frontispiece of the exception -- 3. The other side of the exception: Sovereignty, modernity and international law -- 4. Minor law: Notes towards a revolutionary jurisprudence -- 5. The exception of the norm in the Third Reich: (Re)reading the Nazi constitutional state of exception -- PART 2: Histories of exception -- 6. 'Norm' and 'exception': From the Weimar Republic to the Nazi state form -- 7. 'Our Fatherland has found itself on the verge of an abyss': Poland's 1981 martial law, or the unexpected appearance of the state of exception under actually existing socialism -- 8. A state in anomie: An analysis of modern Turkey's states of exception -- 9. Beyond 'the most serious suspension of rights' of Genoa: Violence, anomie and force (of law) -- Afterword: Emergencies, exceptions, legalities -- Index.