Alexander Dugin, the Issue of Post-Soviet Fascism, and Russian Political Discourse Today (original) (raw)

The paper discusses the rising debate around right-wing extremism in Russia, particularly in relation to Alexander Dugin and the issue of Post-Soviet fascism. It highlights how current political discourse reflects a growing public awareness of extremist tendencies, as evidenced by opinion surveys revealing attitudes towards ethnic minorities and immigration. Historical parallels to the 1990s are drawn, illustrating the ongoing challenges in addressing xenophobia and nationalist sentiments within Russian society.