# Michael Millerman Canadian political philosopher who became the primary English-language translator and interpreter of [[Alexander Dugin]]'s work, making the Russian neo-Eurasianist's ideas accessible to Anglophone audiences. Millerman's PhD at the University of Toronto focused on Dugin's political philosophy and its relationship to Heidegger, Leo Strauss, and Carl Schmitt — the same intellectual lineage that feeds the American post-liberal right. Millerman matters to the vault as a transmission node: he bridges the Russian anti-liberal philosophical tradition (Dugin's Fourth Political Theory) and the American [[National Conservatism]] movement, which draws on overlapping critiques of liberalism even when it disavows Dugin's specific geopolitical conclusions. The question of how much NatCon post-liberalism shares with Dugin's anti-liberalism — and whether the overlap is coincidental or genealogical — runs through the vault's intellectual history pages. ## See Also - [[Alexander Dugin]] — the thinker he translates - [[National Conservatism]] — the American movement with overlapping intellectual sources