Alexander Dugin
Doctor of Sociology and of Political sciences, PhD of Philosophy. Founder of Russian geopolitical school and Eurasian Movement.
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Dysgenics and Politics: The Democracy of Minorities (opens the original)
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Conversation with Alexander Dugin on the Sputnik TV program Escalation.Host (Alexei Krasilnikov): According to the figures Maria Romanova has just given on the news, turnout was 59 percent, and in the online vote almost 91 percent. Ella Pamfilova says United Russia has 57.83 percent and is leading in 208 single-mandate districts; 355 seats are projected. The CPRF [Communist Party of the Russian Federation] has 13.81 percent, the LDPR [Liberal Democratic Party of Russia] almost 9 percent — a noti
The Sublime and the Aesthetics of the Great God Pan (opens the original)
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Excerpted from Eschatological Optimism, the posthumously collected philosophical testimony of Daria Platonova Dugina, this text was originally a presentation at the online seminar “Aesthetics: Beauty in and outside Platonism,” session 11 of the Platonism course hosted by Prof. Alexander Dugin and Paideuma.tv in Summer 2020.I would like to speak a bit about the great god Pan. With the word “great,” I’m referring to Arthur Machen’s work The G
The Multipolar World Is No Longer a Theory (opens the original)
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Conversation with Alexander Dugin on the Sputnik TV program Escalation.Host: The events in New Delhi are undoubtedly another stage in the tectonic shifts now underway on a global scale. The statements by the leaders of the three powers—who together represent half of humanity demographically and carry colossal economic weight—are of historic significance. Prime Minister Modi stated plainly that BRICS unity and consensus must be turned into tangible results on the world stage, meaning a profound r
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have signed a memo asserting their right to self-determination (opens the original)
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The empire that once imposed its model on others now faces questions about its own heritage and future. What should that future be? AI-Dugin explains.Subscribe nowShare<a class="button primary" href="https://alexanderdugin.substack.com/p/scotla
The Multipolar Banyan Has Been Planted (opens the original)
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The participants of the triumphant BRICS summit planted a multipolar banyan tree, whose banner became the unprecedented courage of the heroic people of Iran and the magnificent, unbending warriors of Yemen’s Ansar Allah.The confrontation between multipolarity and unipolar hegemony is gathering momentum, and the failures of the Trump administration’s extremist actions are only pushing the wavering BRICS countries to rally around their platform. Those who placed their bets exclusively on the West
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