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Center for Syncretic Studies

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A "public geopolitical and ideological education institution which sees itself as part of the intellectual currents therein" also referred to as a "neo-fascist think tank"...

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 http://syncreticstudies.com Facebook Sourcewatch Twitter YouTube Tesha Teshanovic, Joaquin Flores, Paul Antonopoulos, James Porazzo, Jafe Arnold, Jafe Arnold, Kristina Kharlova, Novak Drashkovic, Marija Katic
Started: 2013

In its own words:
"The Center for Syncretic Studies is a public geopolitical and ideological education institution which sees itself as part of the intellectual currents therein. The center developed in response to the changing scientific, social, ideological and intellectual movements in North America, Europe and Eurasia which have the potential to reshape the discourse."

Members: Tesha Teshanovic, Joaquin Flores, Paul Antonopoulos, James Porazzo, Jafe Arnold, Jafe Arnold, Kristina Kharlova, Novak Drashkovic, Marija Katic

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The Center for Syncretic Studies is a website covering geopolitical topics. Based in Serbia and mostly run by Joaquin Flores, it attempts to "popularize knowledge about social and ideological movements which are existing and developing alongside and within the 'Globalization process' promoted by the Atlanticists; disseminate knowledge about social and ideological movements which are arising in response to neo-liberalism and late capitalism."[1]

Word meaning

Syncretism is "the practice of combining different beliefs and various schools of thought"[2], or "combining or bringing together different philosophical, religious, or cultural principles and practices"[3]

Sourcewatch

The Center is summarised by Sourcewatch as a "neo-fascist think tank"[4], without explaining how it reached that conclusion.

Atlantic Council

The Atlantic Council has 'deployed' a series of progressive journalists recently to write hit pieces on the Center.[5]


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