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Our mission, first and foremost, is to build the Eurasian Union on the basis of the theory of Eurasianism – both classical and contemporary.
Yuri Kofner, director, Center for Continental Cooperation and chairman, Eurasian Movement of Russia answered frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the Eurasian Movement. Interviewed by Olga Kshanovskaya. Moscow, February 7, 2016.

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Liberal theory breaks down, it becomes controversial, it loses its coherence, ienergy, and appeal. This trend is the main impetus to raise the question of the Fourth Political Theory, which is located on the other side of liberalism, communism and nationalism. Eurasianism can be such a theory.
Yuri Shpilkin. Phd. in Philosophy. Professor at the South-Kazakhstan University. April 2014. Kazakhstan.
A pro-Eurasian class
The Eurasian Union is being established, but people don’t know what exactly it is, and where we are going. It causes problems. There is no ideological element, no national idea. We know that the constitution of Russia forbids any ideology. I think it is not right. We need some landmark. The Eurasian project needs it. The movement Young Eurasia believes that we should rely on traditional Eurasianism. The information component is one of initial problems, we should deal with it. I listen to many Western experts, first of all Bzhezinsky, they say the Eurasian project will be successful in the short-term. But in a long-term prospect it will face the problem of growing civil society. It is the youth who thinks globally, considers itself as citizens of the world, they want to live like in Europe. They cannot be involved to the project by some global abstract ideas on establishing the Union. We should understand that a clash increases in the society. At the same time, people who are for the Eurasian Union for various reasons – missing the Soviet Union, desire to reconstruct an empire, pro-Putin, pro-Nazarbayev, pro-Lukashenka attitudes in the society. This clash should be eliminated. It can be done only due to ideology – educational and transparent. I mean a new national idea which could consolidate various layers of the society. To establish the Eurasian Union, a new supra-national state unity, we need some class on which the project could be based. The initial task is establishing of a patriotic modern pro-Eurasian class.
- Yuri Kofner, Leader of the Young Eurasia Movement