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This forthcoming paper in Political Geography, co-authored by Benedikt Korf and Rory Rowan, discusses what is at stake for a critical geography in appropriating the reactionary thought of thinkers, such as Heidegger or Schmitt.
The authors argue that Heidegger and Schmitt were beholden by a gnostic (geo-) political theology that raises questions about how their work ought to be mobilized for critical emancipatory, progressive thought without bringing unwanted residues along with its reception.
Link to website of Political Geography where paper can be downloaded
