N-K von Kreitor
Biographic Data
| ID | 6090305 |
|---|---|
| NAME | N-K von Kreitor |
| GIVEN NAMES | N-K |
| FAMILY NAME | von Kreitor |
| SIGNATURE | VON KREITOR N |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Political Idea of the People's Home
After shifting from Marxism to Swedish nationalism, Göran Dahl now wants to market a somewhat plausible package of “people's home” mythology as a blue-yellow social Utopia in an otherwise “sinful” word. He is not, however, very clever. Had he been satisfied with the positive review of ResPublica—the special issue on Conservative Revolution1 — many skeletons from the people's home may have remained hidden in the closet. As a Swedish professor, he …
Elements of the New Russian Nationalism
Among the nationalistic publications which have proliferated in Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union is a journal begun in July 1992 called Elementy: Evraziiskoe Obozrenie (Elements: Eurasian Review), published by the “Center for Special Meta-Strategic Studies.” Edited by Alexandr Dugin, it lists as a co-editor Viktor Alsknis, the controversial former member of the former Russian parliament. Indicative of the character of this journal is…
The "Conservative Revolution" in Sweden
A recent issue of the Swedish journal Res Publica focuses on the meaning and impact of the German “Conservative Revolution” in Scandinavia. Edited by Göran Dahl and Carl-Göran Heidegren, it contains translations from Ernst Junger's Der Arbeiter; analyses of the “Conservative Revolution” by Eric Bolle, Louis Dupeux and Ellen Kennedy, as well as excerpts from Carl Schmitt's Politische Theologie, Land und Meer and Glossarium. Taking Armin Mohler's s…
The Political Idea of the People's Home
After shifting from Marxism to Swedish nationalism, Göran Dahl now wants to market a somewhat plausible package of “people's home” mythology as a blue-yellow social Utopia in an otherwise “sinful” word. He is not, however, very clever. Had he been satisfied with the positive review of ResPublica—the special issue on Conservative Revolution1 — many skeletons from the people's home may have remained hidden in the closet. As a Swedish professor, he …
The "Conservative Revolution" in Sweden
A recent issue of the Swedish journal Res Publica focuses on the meaning and impact of the German “Conservative Revolution” in Scandinavia. Edited by Göran Dahl and Carl-Göran Heidegren, it contains translations from Ernst Junger's Der Arbeiter; analyses of the “Conservative Revolution” by Eric Bolle, Louis Dupeux and Ellen Kennedy, as well as excerpts from Carl Schmitt's Politische Theologie, Land und Meer and Glossarium. Taking Armin Mohler's s…
Elements of the New Russian Nationalism
Among the nationalistic publications which have proliferated in Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union is a journal begun in July 1992 called Elementy: Evraziiskoe Obozrenie (Elements: Eurasian Review), published by the “Center for Special Meta-Strategic Studies.” Edited by Alexandr Dugin, it lists as a co-editor Viktor Alsknis, the controversial former member of the former Russian parliament. Indicative of the character of this journal is…
The "Conservative Revolution" in Sweden
A recent issue of the Swedish journal Res Publica focuses on the meaning and impact of the German “Conservative Revolution” in Scandinavia. Edited by Göran Dahl and Carl-Göran Heidegren, it contains translations from Ernst Junger's Der Arbeiter; analyses of the “Conservative Revolution” by Eric Bolle, Louis Dupeux and Ellen Kennedy, as well as excerpts from Carl Schmitt's Politische Theologie, Land und Meer and Glossarium. Taking Armin Mohler's s…
The Political Idea of the People's Home
After shifting from Marxism to Swedish nationalism, Göran Dahl now wants to market a somewhat plausible package of “people's home” mythology as a blue-yellow social Utopia in an otherwise “sinful” word. He is not, however, very clever. Had he been satisfied with the positive review of ResPublica—the special issue on Conservative Revolution1 — many skeletons from the people's home may have remained hidden in the closet. As a Swedish professor, he …
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