Aleksandr Dugin & Eurasianism, Made Simple

The first accessible guide to Aleksandr Dugin, the philosopher whose ideas shape Russia's geopolitical strategy and influence global political movements.Who is Aleksandr Dugin, and why should you care? This concise guide unpacks the complex ideology of Russia's most controversial political philosopher - the man whose vision for a multipolar world has shaped Kremlin policy, far-right movements, and authoritarian discourse worldwide.From his early fascination with esoteric traditions to his theories on civilizational conflict, Dugin has developed a worldview that blends geopolitics, nationalism, and mysticism. He explores fascist occultism, calls for territorial conquest and the destruction of Western democracy. His concept of sacred geography frames global power struggles as inevitable clashes between civilizations, while The Fourth Political Theory challenges liberal democracy and rebrands authoritarian control as a spiritual alternative to liberalism.In this essential guide, you'll discover:How Foundations of Geopolitics became a key influence on Russian foreign policyWhy Dugin's critique of democracy resonates with authoritarian leadersHow his fusion of mysticism, religion, and imperialism fuels nationalist movementsThe unexpected ways his ideas have influenced Western far-right politicsHow his vision of a multipolar world challenges the post-WWII global orderHis impact on political movements in Europe, the U.S., and beyondSummaries of his key works, including The Fourth Political Theory, Ethnos and Society, The Noomahia Project, and The Great Awakening vs. The Great ResetWhether you're interested in Russia's geopolitical ambitions, the rise of nationalist ideologies, or the intellectual forces reshaping modern politics, this accessible guide distills Dugin's often complex and obscure writings into clear, digestible insights.Perfect for students, journalists, policymakers, and anyone seeking to understand the ideas driving contemporary global politics.Learner's Permit Guides distill complex ideas into accessible summaries with the necessary context, giving you the knowledge to navigate important topics and form your own well-informed conclusions.