Alexander Dugin examines the historical evolution of “the West” beyond a geographical term to encompass Eurocentric perspectives and the broader implications of Western modernization and cultural dominance.
The term “the West” can be construed in different ways. Thus, we should first of all clarify what we mean by that term and examine how the concept has evolved historically.
It is perfectly evident that “the West” is not…
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Ethnos and Society
by Andrew Oakley
Eurasian Mission
by Andrew Oakley
Ethnosociology
by Andrew Oakley
The Americanization of All Values: Part III
Amsterdam and ‘Asabiyya’ — Tribal Solidarity and the Loss of Cohesion
Alain de Benoist on Trump’s Victory
