For more than a decade, the construction of politics has been
determined within the logic of exception and sovereignty. Although at the end
of the twentieth century the Balkan conflict already heralded a logic of war,
following September 11th, the early 2000s were marked by terror, creating a
foundation where, following the proposals of Carl Schmitt, the specific
difference from which to determine the political was to be found once more in
the figure of the enemy.