Book · 2017
Foundations of Geopolitics: the Geopolitical Future of Russia
English Translation
Why people recommend it
Foundations of Geopolitics: the Geopolitical Future of Russia by Alexander Dugin outlines a strategic vision for Russian global dominance and Eurasianism. Professor Dieng discussed the title on The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett, bringing up the author while explaining the Third Rome strategy and Russian geopolitics, and noting that Dugin wrote the foundational text in 1997 as a primary philosopher for this geopolitical ideology. Separately, Tim Pool referenced the volume on Timcast IRL when a viewer shared a super chat comment highlighting that the book encourages using African American racist and separatist groups within the United States to sow discord, pointing out that Russia is not an ally. Both podcast segments underscored the controversial and influential nature of the text within modern geopolitical discussions, illustrating how foreign policy analysts and commentators examine Dugin's strategies to understand contemporary international relations, ideological conflicts, and state-sponsored efforts designed to create internal division within Western nations.
Who recommended it
- Professor Dieng Discussed
- Tim Pool Discussed
Professor Dieng — 1 mention
“The main philosopher for the Third Rome strategy is Alexander Dugin, who in 1997 wrote a wrote a book called Foundation of Geopolitics.”
Tim Pool — 1 mention
“Russia is not our friends look up the foundation of geopolitics by Alexander Dugan in which he encourages using afro-american racist and separatist groups within the United States to sow discord”
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Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“what happened if the US becomes balkanized the way Putin and Alexander Dugan always wanted it to be in foundations of geopolitics what happens if a state succeeds”