Eurasianism

Evolution of the concept from its origins to the current implications in terms of geopolitics and security

Authors

  • Alessandra De Luca Università di Chieti – Pescara
  • Antonello Canzano Giansante Università di Chieti – Pescara

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.13131/unipi/9med-0285

Keywords:

Eurasianism, ideology, geopolitics, global security

Abstract

This study investigates the cultural factor of Eurasianism under an ideological perspective in order to provide an overview of its potential threats. It reviews historical conceptualizations and Dugin’s Neo Eurasianism and examines its political applications. Finally, focusing on the Georgian and Ukrainian cases, the ideology’s influence on geopolitical balances and global security is analyzed to assess its effects on international relations.

Author Biographies

Alessandra De Luca, Università di Chieti – Pescara

Dottoranda in Science and Technology for Sustainable Development presso l’Università di Chieti – Pescara.

Antonello Canzano Giansante, Università di Chieti – Pescara

Professore associato presso il Dipartimento di Scienze Giuridiche e Sociali dell’Università di Chieti – Pescara.

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Published

2024-06-19

How to Cite

De Luca, A., & Canzano Giansante, A. (2024). Eurasianism: Evolution of the concept from its origins to the current implications in terms of geopolitics and security. The Lab’s Quarterly, 28(2), 99–119. https://doi.org/10.13131/unipi/9med-0285

Issue

Vol. 28 No. 2 (2026): The Lab's Quarterly 2026 XXVIII 2

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