Nine monographs and two edited volumes, published between 2015 and 2024, that together chart the end of the unipolar moment and the rise of a Eurasian world order.
Places the war within three decades of failed attempts to build an inclusive European security order and argues that it has accelerated the transition to a multipolar system centred on Eurasia. Spanish edition published by Akal (2025).
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An examination of how think tanks, funded by governments and defence contractors, shape public debate on Russia and narrow the space for diplomacy.
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Traces the long history of anti-Russian narratives in Western thought, from the sixteenth century to the present, and analyses their function in contemporary international politics.
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An intellectual history of Russian conservatism and its revival as a governing philosophy, explaining why a tradition shaped by repeated revolutionary rupture prizes gradual change and continuity.
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Argues that Europe's prosperity and security in a multipolar world depend on engaging with, rather than walling itself off from, an integrating Eurasian continent.
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Explores how artificial intelligence, automation and digital platforms are reshaping the competition for technological sovereignty among the great powers.
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Applies the sociological distinction between community and society to the divergent trajectories of the West and Russia, and to the appeal of conservative politics in both.
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The foundational study of Russia's turn from a Greater Europe to a Greater Eurasia, built around strategic industries, transport corridors and financial instruments. Also available in German.
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Drawing on his doctoral research, examines how security institutions that exclude Russia created a security dilemma in Europe after the Cold War.
Find a copyTwo collections bringing together scholars from Russia, China, India, Europe and beyond on the return of Eurasia to the centre of international politics.
Examines the historical continuities behind Eurasian integration and the new institutions, from the Eurasian Economic Union to the Belt and Road Initiative, that are giving it form.
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Assesses Russia's foreign policy and domestic trajectory amid the erosion of the post-Cold War order and the shift of economic power towards Asia.
Find a copyMany of the themes in these books are developed further in Glenn Diesen's podcast conversations and Substack essays.