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>>Man, Economy, and Sate
>Treats "the State" too transcendentally; Carl Schmitt's "the Concept of the Political" may help cure this way of thinking, or Stirner, if you're a pseud.

Care to elaborate? The following excerpt seems to show "the State" to be rather unmysterious.

>What is relevant, in short, is the extent to which [bureaucrats] are in a relation to state to their fellow men. We might add that, in this work, the term "State" is never meant in an anthropomorphic manner. "State" really means people acting toward one another in a systematically "stateish" relationship.