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Russia’s National Security in Aleksandr Dugin’s Neo-Eurasianism

2023
Aleksandr Dugin is an extremely radical thinker. Nevertheless, it is worth dealing with his thought because it shows in an exaggerated form how the evolution of social and political ideas took place in the history of Russia, which led to Putin's contemporary neo-imperialism.
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In the Crosshairs of the Fourfold: Critical Thoughts on Aleksandr Dugin’s Heidegger

Critical Horizons, 2020
In Part 1, we situate Dugin’s interpretation of Heidegger in relation to the better known, broadly left-liberal approaches to interpreting Heidegger’s thought, stressing Dugin’s unusual focus on th...
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Neo-Eurasianism and the Russian elite: the irrelevance of Aleksandr Dugin’s geopolitics

Post-Soviet Affairs, 2019
ABSTRACTThe consistency and effectiveness of Russia’s assertive foreign policy has earned Putin, both domestically and internationally, the image of a powerful and ambitious leader with a strategic...
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Aleksandr Dugin and the Fourth Political Theory. Red-brunism and Postmodernity [Aleksandr Dugin e la Quarta Teoria Politica. Rossobrunismo e postmodernità]

2022
Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine has brought the issue of post-Soviet Russian imperialism to the attention of geopolitical reflection. Aleksandr Dugin is a leading figure in contemporary Russian philosophy. In his work, he addresses a number of issues with an almost immediate reflection to international politics: the contrast between East and West ...
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Aleksandr Dugin and the ideology of national revival: Geopolitics, Eurasianism and the conservative revolution

European Security, 2002
This article examines the emergence of Aleksandr Dugin as the leader of the Eurasian Movement and later Party in Russia. For much of the 1990s Dugin was a prominent intellectual among the Russian nationalist‐communist opposition, moving from the position of ideologue of a fringe political party ‐ Edvard Limonov's National Bolsheviks — to advisor to the
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Aleksandr Dugin's Neo‐Eurasianism: The New Right à la Russe 1

Religion Compass, 2009
Abstract Russian political thinker and, by his own words, geopolitician, Aleksandr Dugin, represents a comparatively new trend in the radical Russian nationalist thought. In the course of the 1990s, he introduced his own doctrine that was called Neo‐Eurasianism.
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Aleksandr Dugin e la Quarta Teoria Politica. Rossobrunismo e postmodernità

2022
Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine has brought the issue of post-Soviet Russian imperialism to the attention of geopolitical reflection. Aleksandr Dugin is a leading figure in contemporary Russian philosophy. In his work, he addresses a number of issues with an almost immediate reflection to international politics: the contrast between East and West ...
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The Palingenetic Thrust of Russian Neo‐Eurasianism: Ideas of Rebirth in Aleksandr Dugin’s Worldview1

Totalitarian Movements and Political Religions, 2008
Abstract Applying Roger Griffin’s methodological approach to generic fascism, the article analyses individual – socio‐political, cultural and esoteric – themes within Dugin’s doctrine, treating them as elements of a larger integral concept of rebirth that constitutes the core of Neo‐Eurasianism.
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Aleksandr Dugin’s Regional and Global Security Analysis Specific to Afghanistan and Syria

2022
Aleksandr Dugin yakın Rus siyasi tarihi açısından ortaya koyduğu fikirlerle ön plana çıkan önemli bir düşünürdür. Özellikle jeopolitiği Rusya’nın lehine yorumlayarak Avrasyacı bir yaklaşım ortaya koyan Dugin, yaptığı açıklamalarla ve söylemlerle iddialı çıkışlar yapmaktan geri durmamaktadır.
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The Myth of Russian Exceptionalism: Russia as a Civilization and Its Uniqueness in Aleksandr G. Dugin’s Thought

Politics, Religion & Ideology, 2019
The conviction of Russia’s uniqueness, both in the past as well as at present, is widespread among Russian conservative intellectuals and currently enjoys the support of President Putin.
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