Alexander Dugin's Fourth Political Theory: Foundations and Principles

About this book

Behind the Kremlin's walls, and in the depths of the bold Russian soul, a project crystallizes not content with reading history, but seeking to recast the world's destiny. This book, "Alexander Dugin's Fourth Political Theory: Foundations and Principles," is no cold academic study; it is an exploratory journey into the mind of "Putin's brain" as the West calls him, the theorist who dared announce the end of the three great ideologies' age: liberalism, communism, and fascism. Researcher Abdel-Wahid Haraiti takes you on a wondrous intellectual adventure, beginning from the collapsed Soviet Union's rubble, passing through "Dasein" existence physics in Heidegger, reaching the formulation of "the Fourth Theory" aspiring to save man from post-modernity's dispersal. Here we speak not of passing politics, but of an existential struggle between "thalassocratic" Atlantic power and "tellurocratic" Eurasian power, and geopolitical prophecies whose features are drawn today over the world powers' map. Between this work's covers you will discover how geography transforms.