Analysis reveals Gelzer's conservatism lacks theory, while Meier's ideas align with Carl Schmitt's postulates.
Although united by their common hostility towards liberal democracy, which led both Gelzer and Meier to interpret the Late Republic as a society akin to their ideas, the former was driven by a conservatism without theoretical support, while the latter’s construction was based on the postulates of Carl Schmitt.
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