Collective identity in the post-Soviet space: the search for self-identity through the prism of neo-Eurasianism

In the 21st century, the issue of the search for collective identity in the territory of the post-Soviet space has become relevant as an attempt to describe its socio-cultural entity. The idea of Eurasianism with its subsequent rebirth into neo-Eurasianism as a dialectical opposition to the liberal idea of Western philosophical thought is proposed as a developed socio-philosophical approach. The article considers the issue of multi-vector interpretation of neo-Eurasianism among Russian intellectuals, as well as the problem of self-identity formation through the prism of neo-Eurasianism in neighboring countries.