Contents -- Contributors -- Preface -- Chapter 1 State, Security, and Subject Formation-an Introduction -- Chapter 2 The Man and the Citizen: the Pluralization of Civil Personae in Early Modern German Natural Law -- Chapter 3 Reassembling Civilization: State-Formation, Subjectivity, Security, Power -- Chapter 4 Without Exception: Democracy and Sovereignty after Carl Schmitt -- Chapter 5 Antisecurity Personae: from David Dyzenhaus's Human Rights Lawyer to Giorgio Agamben's Illuminato -- Chapter 6 Doubt, Ambiguity, and Subject Formation -- Chapter 7 The Subject "At the Gates of the Polis": Theorizing Transitional Civic Order from the Site of Trauma -- Chapter 8 Self-Preservation and the Idea of the State -- Chapter 9 Society, State, Security, and Subject Formation: the Emergence of Modern Neutrality Society and the Formation of the Types of Subjects It Requires -- Chapter 10 Anticolonial Nationalisms: the Case of India -- Chapter 11 The Sense of Existing and Its Political Implications (on François Flahault's "General Anthropology") -- Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W.