A 1921 work titled for this system best defines the title state of Giorgio Agamben's text "The State of Exception." One text  traces the history of this system, whose early leaders exemplified "Roman"
A 1921 work titled for this system best defines the title state of Giorgio Agamben's text "The State of Exception." One text  traces the history of this system, whose early leaders exemplified "Roman" and "commissarial" archetypes, and whose  later leaders emerged after the French revolution, and did not attempt to defend an existing constitution but instead tried  to form a new one. Carl Schmitt advocated the "sovereign" type of this system in a 1921 work titled for it. Alongside  Pareto efficiency and independence of irrelevant alternatives, the lack of this system is one of the (*) four criteria in Arrow's impossibility theorem. In a term from Marxist political theory coined by Joseph Wedermeyer, the entire proletariat can act as this  type of system. For 10 points, name this government structure in which a Mussolini figure controls an entire government by fiat.
A 1921 work titled for this system best defines the title state of Giorgio Agamben's text "The State of Exception.