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The Dark Enlightenment and the Return of Political Theology in Russia and the United States

Maria Engström examines the Dark Enlightenment in Russia and the US: a philosophical doctrine that reintegrates metaphysical elements into political thought and promotes a new authoritarian world order

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Authors
  • Maria Engström

    Professor of Russian Language, Department of Modern Languages at Uppsala University

  • Harry Halem

    Harry Halem is Senior Fellow at Yorktown Institute and a doctoral candidate in International Relations at the London School of Economics.

  • Andras Toth-Czifra

    Political analyst, author of the analytical blog «No Yardstick»

  • Eric Woods

    Independent researcher and consultant focused on security issues

  • Jeff Hawn

    Researcher, London School of Economics, Department of International History

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