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In this Talk, Dugin—among others—discusses his Theory of a Multipolar World, offers a staunch critique of western and liberal IR, and lays out Russia’s unique command.At present Dugin's book presumably is being used as a textbook at the General Staff Academy. If Russia chooses “to be”, then it automatically signifies the crea-tion of a Fourth Political geopolitical thinker Alexander Dugin, founder of the International Eurasian Movement and allegedly an important influence on Putin’s foreign policy. Aleksandr DuginFoundations of Geopolitics ()Free download as PDF According to Alexander Dugin, a teacher of sociology and geopolitics at the renowned Lermontov University of Moscow, and one of the most influential intellectuals in Russia, only one, radical solution remains: to devise a different approach, a Fourth Political Theory. Quite to the contrary, however, all these topics did not emerge in succession but have co-existed in Dugin’s writings since  WEBWritten by a scholar who is actively influencing the direction of Russian geopolitical strategy today, The Fourth Political Theory is an introduction to an idea that may well shape the  WEBDugin contends that the Soviet disaster of , like the earlier German one, resulted from a failure of the country's leaders to heed the counsel of its geopoliticians. Hitler  WEBAleksandr DuginFoundations of Geopolitics () | PDF | Geopolitics | Alfred Thayer Mahan. In his introduction to the volume, Dugin wrote that Trubetskoi can be termed the Eurasian Marx. Although the geopolitical situation of Russia has changed considerably since then, especially as regards the Ukrainian crisis and the subsequent outbreak of war in eastern Ukraine, Alexander Dugin has made it clear that he stands by his original assessment and criticism of Putin’s approach, and that only by Russia’s assertion of itself as a land In , Dugin's publishi ng house brought out a volume of writings by the interwar emigre Eurasian writer, Prince Nikolai Trubetskoi. Conceptualising and theorising it: such is the aim of the present book 8 Alexander DUGIN is a question of freedom of choice, the realization of political will, which always can be directed both to an assertion and its negation, then for Russia – this is a matter of life and death, Hamlet’s eternal question. WEB8 Alexander DUGIN is a question of freedom of choice, the realization of political will, which always can be directed both to an assertion and its negation, then for Russia – this is a  WEBreflect a lengthy evolution in Dugin’s intellec-tual life.