The Fourth Political Theory by Aleksandr Dugin

The Fourth Political Theory by Aleksandr Dugin

The twentieth century produced three political theories. Two lost. Dugin's argument is that the survivor's victory proves nothing, and that a fourth is now needed.

He builds it by rejecting the subject of each — class, race and the individual — and proposing instead a politics organised around peoples and civilisations, drawing heavily on Heidegger and traditionalist thought.

The book that made Dugin internationally known. Read to understand an argument with real influence on Russian and multipolar thinking.

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