Speaker:
Aleksandr Dugin, Russian political and strategic thinker


Date and Place:
Wednesday, October 5
5PM-7PM

1619 Massachusetts Ave., NW, The Rome Auditorium

Biographic Note on Aleksandr Dugin:
Aleksandr Dugin is a leading exponent of the "Eurasianist" approach to =
Russian foreign policy. Mr. Dugin has published more than a dozen books =
on a wide range of political and cultural subjects and has written for =
several major Russian newspapers. For five years he served as a foreign-af=
fairs advisor to the speaker of the Duma. He has close relations with the =
Russian security establishment, and his writings have been used in the =
training of senior Russian military officers. His presentation should =
provide a timely account of Eurasianist thinking about Russia's geopolitica=
l options following the political upheavals in Ukraine, Uzbekistan, and =
Kyrgyzstan.

Light refreshments will be served at 5PM. Georgian Wine will be served, =
courtesy of the Georgian House of Greater Washington
(Georgianwinehouse.com), whose wines are now available in quality stores in
the DC area.

To RSVP, please send an email with your name and affiliation to
caci2@mail.jhuwash.jhu.edu or call (202) 663-7721.