Alexander Dugin, The Foundations of Geopolitics: The Geopolitical Future of Russia (Moscow: Arktogeia, 2000)
Table of Contents:
Book I: The Foundations of Geopolitics
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Definition of Geopolitics
Chapter 2: Tellurocracy and Thalassocracy
Chapter 3: Geopolitical Teleology
Chapter 4: Rimland and “Border Zones”
Chapter 5: Geopolitics as Fate
PART I: The Founding Fathers of Geopolitics
Chapter 1: Friedrich Ratzel: States as Spatial Organisms
Chapter 2: Rudolf Kjellén and Friedrich Naumann: “Middle Europe”
Chapter 3: Halford Mackinder: The Geographical Pivot of History
Chapter 4: Alfred Mahan: Sea Power
Chapter 5: Vidal de la Blache: France vs. Germany
Chapter 6: Nicholas Spykman: Revising Mackinder and the Centrality of Rimland
Chapter 7: Karl Haushofer: The Continental Bloc
Chapter 8: Carl Schmitt: Behemoth vs. Leviathan
Chapter 9: Petr Savitsky: Eurasia, Middle Earth
Chapter 10: Geopolitics as an Instrument of National Politics
PART II: Modern Geopolitical Theories and Schools from the Mid-Late 20th Century
Chapter 1: A General Survey
Chapter 2: Modern Atlanticism
Chapter 3: Globalism (Mondialism)
Chapter 4: Applied “Geopolitics”
Chapter 5: The Geopolitics of the European New Right
Chapter 6: Neo-Eurasianism
PART III: Russia and Space
Chapter 1: Heartland
Chapter 2: The Problem of Rimland
Chapter 3: Gathering the Empire
Chapter 4: Warm and Cold Seas
BOOK II: The Geopolitical Future of Russia
PART IV: Russia’s Geopolitical Future
Chapter 1: The Need for a Radical Alternative
Chapter 2: What are “Russian National Interests”?
Chapter 3: Russia: Inconceivable without Empire
Chapter 4: The Redivision of the World
Chapter 5: The Fate of Russia in Imperial Eurasia
Chapter 6: The Military Aspects of Empire
Chapter 7: Technology and Resources
Chapter 8: Economic Aspects of the “New Empire”
Chapter 9: Conclusion
PART V: The Internal Geopolitics of Russia
Chapter 1: Object and Methodology
Chapter 2: The Path to the North
Chapter 3: The Challenge of the East
Chapter 4: The New Geopolitical Order of the South
Chapter 5: The Threat of the West
PART VI: Eurasian Analysis
Chapter 1: The Geopolitics of Orthodoxy
Chapter 2: The State and Territory
Chapter 3: Geopolitical Problems of the Near Abroad
Chapter 4: Prospects of Civil War
Chapter 5: The Geopolitics of the Conflict in Yugoslavia
Chapter 6: From Sacred Geography to Geopolitics
PART VII: Classical Geopolitical Texts
Halford Mackinder, “The Geographical Pivot of History” (1904)
Petr Savitsky, “The Geographical and Geopolitical Aspects of Eurasianism” (1933)
Jean Thiriart, “Superhuman Communism (Letter to a German Reader)” (1982)
Carl Schmitt, “The Planetary Tension Between Orient and Occident and the Opposition Between Land and Sea” (1959)
PART VIII: In Lieu of a Conclusion
Chapter 1: The Apocalypse of Elements: From Geopolitics to the Philosophy of History – Considerations on Carl Schmitt’s Theory of Elements
BOOK III: Thinking in Space
PART I: Philosophy and Space
Chapter 1: Space and Being: Towards the Posing of Some Questions
PART II: Moscow as an Idea
Chapter 2: The Pole of the Russian Circle: Moscow’s Place in the Sacred Geography of Russia
PART III: Eurasianism and its Founding Fathers
Chapter 1: Nikolai Trubetzkoy: Overcoming the West
Chapter 2: Petr Savitsky: The Eurasian Triumph
Chapter 3: Nikolai Alekseev: The Theory of the Eurasian State
PART IV: The Crusade Against Us
Chapter 1: The Crusade Against Us
Chapter 2: The Globalist Conspiracy
Chapter 3: Carthage should be Destroyed
Chapter 4: Geopolitics as Fate
PART V: The Khazar Question
Chapter 1: The Jews and Eurasia
PART VI: The Sacred Soils of the East
Chapter 1: From Space to Culture (The Factor of Soil)
Chapter 2: The Russian Heart of the East
PART VII: Contemporary Russia’s Geopolitical Priorities
Chapter 1: Eurasia Above All
Chapter 2: The Economics of the Fourth Zone
Chapter 3: Isolation?
Chapter 4: Ukraine or Empire?
Chapter 5: The Challenge of the Caucasus
Chapter 6: Islam vs. Islam
PART VIII: Classics of Geopolitical Thought
Karl Haushofer, “Continental Bloc: Moscow-Berlin-Tokyo” (1940)
Karl Haushofer, “The Geopolitical Dynamics of the Meridians and Parallels” (1943)
Carl Schmitt, “Land and Sea (Contemplating World History)” (1942)
Jean Parvulesco, “The Geopolitics of the Third Millennium” (1998)
Aymeric Chauprade, “The Great Game” (1998)
Jordis von Lohausen, The War in the Persian Gulf – A War against Europe (1992)
Glossary: The Basic Concepts and Terms of Geopolitics
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