Classical Eurasianism and modernity

Kocharsky L. S.

The article reveals the essence of classical Eurasianism in the 1920-1930s. The article emphasizes the relevance of the Eurasian concept on the example of the formation of interstate organizations and the modern development of the concept of classical Eurasianism in the form of Neoeurasianism. The presented article is devoted to study the modern understanding of classical Eurasianism, in the works of leading scientists in this area. The author concluded that the political-philosophical classical concept of Eurasianism has undergone dramatic changes, for example, in the works of A.G. Dugin. But there are exceptions, as A.S. Panarin became one of the successors of the authentic ideas of Eurasianism.

Keywords:Eurasianism, Neourasianism, Orientalism, Geopolitics, Russian Emigration.