The constitutionalists took from Hayek the importance of institutional design and the idea of competition as a discovery pro­cess. What they could not find in his theory was attention to the turning point—­the moment of crux where the new constitution was put into place. What ­those same thinkers ­adopted from Böhm and Schmitt was a clear sense of how that happened: it was through the moment of decision.

Quinn Slobodian, Globalists, loc. 706