Dugin portrays himself and his "new" ideology (really just banal conservatism, there is nothing original about it) as the antithesis to western liberalism. But in fact he and the liberals are very much alike, in that they are both rooted in idealism and sharing a rejection of materialism and scientific analysis.
He is neither the profound, world-changing thinker he and his fans like to think he is, nor is he the scary boogieman, the epitome of all that is evil, or the "Rasputin behind the tsar's throne" as the West likes to portray him. And if it wasn't for Ukraine's terrorist attack on him he would still remain an insignificant and obscure figure in Russia to this day.
In short he is not worth our time. The things he gets right about geopolitics - and yes he does say some correct things that liberals refuse to acknowledge, it's part of why he has the appeal that he does, to a certain niche audience - are extremely obvious and have been pointed out many times before by other more serious people without having to appeal to "eschatology" or other such magical thinking.
Dugin portrays himself and his "new" ideology (really just banal conservatism, there is nothing original about it) as the antithesis to western liberalism. But in fact he and the liberals are very much alike
This is what WangHui, Zizek's Archenemy, said about Dugin too
With people like this and with Jordan Peterson, it's important to reframe what they are saying to see if it actually holds water. I like to imagine it is coming out of a full of shit mate at the pub, who always being a dumbass, if it still sounds reasonable coming out of someone like that, it's probably ok. If it sounds like every other bullshit "nah, mate, this one trick will fix your whole life, honest this time, I swear!" then it is probably bullshit.