of Eurasianism. The book Imperial Projects tells about the general trends and specifics of global projects for the arrangement of human civilization until the 21st century. The geopolitical and geocultural potential of empires is considered, and the author asks the question - is empire as a geopolitical phenomenon a legacy of the past or a window to the future? In the book, the reader will find an analysis of many imperial projects: the European Union, the Great Islamic Ummah, Great Germany, the nationalist geotopias of the Caucasus, Great China, Greater Korea, and many others. Their essence, claims, potential, and opportunities for implementation are discussed. A separate chapter examines imperial trends related to Russia, from marginal ideas to a semi-official brand of Eurasianism. The book "Imperial Projects" by [author's name] offers a comprehensive overview of the current state of global projects that shape human civilization in the 21st century. The author delves into the geopolitical and cultural potential of empires, exploring whether they are relics of the past or harbingers of the future.

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