The Geopolitics of the European “New Right”
Philosophy of politics (1)
A Review of Dugin's "Last War of the World-Island"
Apocalypse as Praxis
Principles and strategy of coming war
Enantiodromia in Russian politics
Europe: On the Eve of the Civil War?
Multipolarity – The Definition and the Differentiation Between its Meanings
The Terrorist Attacks in Paris: Lesson of Enantiodromia
Why we fight in Syria
These are victims of war just like those in Donbass
Heideggerian and apocalyptical thinker
War in Donbass will be imposed on us by Washington and Kiev
What is wrong with Europe?
Satan and the problem of Precedence
The Relevance of Russian Tradition
Mind Games: Alexander Dugin and Russia’s War of Ideas
Who is Aleksandr Dugin?
ALEKSANDR DUGIN: THE FOURTH POLITICAL THEORY
Thoughts on Dugin's "Eurasian Mission"
American Dasein: The USA and Deep Identity in The Multipolar World
Maoism is too Modern for me
The Clashing Dance – Dugin-Fukuyama-Krastev's Meeting
Who is Alexander Dugin?
Vladimir Putin's name is known throughout the world. Alexander Dugin's name, not so much. But to people in the know, Alexander Dugin is a very important name, as the Russian public intellectual says what Putin thinks. The Agenda examines the man who has been called "Putin's brain." Does two personalities really know each other? How close they are? What is the extent of Dugin's influence. Political analyst Michael Millerman the translator of many Dugin's works into American tries to answer those questions. But the question rests: is the Fourth Political Theory advocated by Dugin really affect Russian politics? Judging on the influence of Eurasian ideas it should.