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1. See, for example, James Gleick, The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood (New York: Vintage, 2012), 169, and http://www.farmcollector.com/Farm-life/IT-ALL-TREW.aspx.

1. Giacomo Marramao, for instance, argues that while the spatial dimension of Schmitt' s poli-tics is central, it cannot be circumscribed, confined, or topologically delimited, but it can be temporarily localized; like the decision and its borderline, the political works not by founding or composing, but by settling and dividing. Giacomo Marramao, "The Exile of the Nomos: For a Critical Profile of Carl Schmitt," Cardozo Law Review 21 (2000): 1567.

1. Balikrishnan, The Enemy, 241.

1. Vissman, "Starting from Scratch,"46–64.

1. “There is perhaps also an indication here that a conceptual revolution is underway within the Air Force, where the earth itself—geological space—is seen as merely a thicker version of the sky." Geoff Manaugh, "Bldg Blog, " September 22, 2011, http://bldgblog. blogspot. com/2011/09/tunnelcountertunnel.html.

1. "Der Raum wird zum Leistungsraum" (the space becomes a space of performance). See Stephen Legg and Alexander Vasudevan, "Introduction: Geographies of the Nomos," in Legg, Spatiality, Sovereignty, and Carl Schmitt, 16.

1. See Paul Virilio and Sylvere Lotringer, Pure War (Los Angeles: Semiotext(e), 1997)

1. Schmitt' s essential distinction between friend and enemy underwrites these agonistic poli-tics.

See Chantal Mouffe, On the Political (London: Routledge, 2005).

1. Legg and Vasudeven, "Introduction: Geographies of the Nomos," 15.

1. See, for example, Nikolai von Kreitor, “The Concept of Grossraum in Carl Schmitt' s Jurisprudence: The Historical Necessity of a New Russian Grossraum," August 7, 1970, http://www.amerika. org/globalism/the-concept-of-grossraum-in-carl-schmitts-jurisprudence-nikolai-von-kre-itor/. This is the language of today' s Russian Eurasianists, France' s Nouvelle Droite, Japanese imperial revisionists, as well, it must be said, of some voices on the European Left.

1. See, for example, the European Schengen Cloud, or Brazil’ s proposed “independent Inter-net" : http://www. itworld. com/article/2705173/networking-hardware/bric-nations-plan-their-own-- independent-internet.html.

1. Chris C. Demchak and Peter J. Dombrowski, “Rise of a Cybered Westphalian Age: The Coming Age,"Strategic Studies Quarterly 5, no. 1 (2011): 31–62.

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