Aleksandr Dugin is a Russian professor and author who believes that modernity and liberalism are highly destructive.
Born in 1962 in Moscow, he has been active in Russian politics since the early 1990s and has played a key role in shaping the ideology of the country’s conservative movement.
Aleksandr’s views are based on Eurasianism, which is the idea that Russia is not part of the West, but rather a unique civilisation with its own distinct culture, history and values.
He advocates for a strong, authoritarian state focused on promoting traditional values and protecting Russian interests.
He developed an idea known as the Fourth Political Theory.
Alexander Dugin (b. 1962) is one of the best-known writers and political commentators in post-Soviet Russia. During the 1980s, he was a principal member of the underground traditionalist movement in the Soviet Union, for which he was arrested by the KGB and expelled from his studies at the Moscow Aviation Institute in 1983. He continued to support his private studies in traditionalist philosophy by working as a street sweeper. He later became a journalist and made his earliest foray into politics by joining Pamyat, the first nationalist party to emerge during the twilight years of the USSR.
He is banned from entering the United States; he is heavily censored by the Western establishment; his books are banned from Amazon; and mentioning his name triggers polarised discourse.
During September 2022, about a month after his daughter was assassinated, the EU officially banned him.
Ignore what the establishment says and, instead, listen to what he says about
- modernity,
- liberalism,
- postmodernism,
- the West,
- tradition, and
- conservatism.
I thoroughly enjoyed talking to Aleksandr, especially because his views are “taboo” (which I didn’t find).
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