Fellows of the ASPR

  Dimitris Michalopoulos was born in Athens, in 1952. After graduating from the Italian School of Athens (1970) and from the History and Archaeological Department of the University of Athens (1974), he obtained his Ph.D. in 1978, in Paris, at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales. From 1982 to 1994 he taught Diplomatic History and Balkan Issues at the Law School of the University of Salonica (first as a lecturer and afterwards as an assistant professor); during the years 1989 – 1997 he taught Naval and European History at the Naval War College of Greece; and during the years 1990-2000 he was the director of the Museum of the City of Athens. Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, and Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute (London). Now he is director to the “Historical Institute for Studies on Eleutherios Veniselos and his Era”.


His publications include: Vie politique en Grèce pendant les années 1862 – 1869 (Athens University Press, 1981[in French]). Greece and Albania, 1923 – 1928 (Salonica : Parateretes, 1986[in Greek]). Greece and Turkey, 1950 – 1959. The lost rapprochement (Athens: Roës, 1989 [in Greek]). Greek Vessels of the Middle Ages (Athens: Europe, 1994 [in both English and Greek]). Perpetual Athens (Athens: Europe, 1996 [in both English and Greek]). The Greek National Divide (Athens: Trochalia, 1997 [in Greek]). An Asia Minor peripeteia; Eleutherios Veniselos and the American College of Greece (Athens: Historical Institute for Studies on Eleutherios Veniselos and his Era, 2004 [in Greek]); Attitudes parallèles. Éleuthérios Vénisélos et Take Ionescu dans la Grande Guerre (Athens : Historical Institute for Studies on Eleutherios Veniselos and his Era, 2008[in French], third edition); Arsaki (Athens : Cactus, 2005 [in Greek]); Arsaki. La vie d’un homme d’État (Bucharest : Editura Academiei Române, 2008 [in French]).

e-mail address : michalo0@otenet.gr


Jim Saleam, Ph.D., was born in Maryborough, Queensland, Australia, on September 18, 1955. He attended the Boys High School in that city, the same school which was attended by Percy Stephensen, one of Australia's leading intellectuals of the 1930s and 1940s.Later he attended universities in Brisbane and Sydney and in 2001 was awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. He specialises in the history of Australian nationalist and 'right-wing' and conservative movements and the esoteric ideological subjects of neo-fascism, neo-nazism and maoism; but, he is also known as an author of political tracts and a regular speaker at ideological forums throughout Australia. During the 1980’s he acquired a national profile as an activist with the National Action party. He was (as he has written at length) falsely imprisoned 1991 – 1995 on political violence charges. He is currently a leading activist and organizer with the Australia First Party.He works in the paralegal area and performs research work of various types (historical and legal) for community groups and individuals. He has a basic knowledge of written French.

 e-mail address: radnat@alphalink.com.au


Jim Saleam & Kerry Bolton, Wellington, New Zealand, 2008 




Kerry Bolton, born Wellington, New Zealand, 1956. Certificates and diplomas: psychology, sociology, biblical studies. Ph.D. (Historical Theology), 2006; Th.D., 2007. Life Fellow, Center for Independent Studies.  Contributing writer: Foreign Policy Journal (http://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/)

Peer reviewed/refereed/scholarly publications:

  • The Initiate: Journal of Traditional Studies, England, Spring 2008, The Metaphysics of History, part 1.

  •  The Journal of Social, Political & Economic Studies Vol. 34, No. 2, Summer 2009, Russia & China: An Approaching Conflict?

  •  Primordial Traditions No. 15, August 2009, Political Aspects of Crowley's Thelema.
  •  Dr Alfred Vierling’s website, Russia & China: The Approaching Conflict

    http://www.alfredvierling.com/sino-russian%20relationsbolton.html

  •  Occidental Quarterly Online Thinkers of the Right (featured serialisation).
  • Integral Catholic Social Teachings 'Anti-Fascist' Legend Falls in Spain (ed. Dr Peter Chojnowski, 26 August 2009) http://integralcatholicsocialteachings.blogspot.com/
  • Primordial Traditions No. 16, December 2009, Bushido: Lessons for the West.
  • Athenaeum, Russian international  journal, ed. Dr Pavel Tulaev, Russia and China: An Approaching Conflict? http://www.ateney.ru/eng/eng025.htm#c
  • Journal of Social, Political and Economic Studies, Vol. 35, No. 1 Spring 2010: 'Rivalry over water resources as a potential cause of conflict in Asia'. http://www.jspes.org/
  • Foreign Policy Journal, 3 May 2010: 'America's World Revolution:  neo-Trotskyist Foundations of US Foreign Policy.'
  • Foreign Policy Jounral, 5 May 2010: 'Socialism, Revolution and Capitalist Dialectics.' http://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/2010/05/04/socialism-revolution-and-capitalist-dialectics/
  • Foreign Policy Journal, 17 May 2010,  'Sino-Soviet-US Relations and the  1969 Nuclear Threat.'
  • Foreign Policy Journal, 1 June 2010, 'Origins of the Cold War.'
  • World  Affairs, Vol. 14 No. 1, Spring 2010, 'Water Wars: Geopolitical Implications.'



Commercially published:

Thinkers of the Right, England, 2003.

Conspiracy Theory or Conspiracy Fact? , Uncensored Magazine, Auckland, NZ, July-Sept. 2009.


Translations:

  • French: Introduction: Varange: Life and thoughts of Yockey (tr. Dr C Bouchet, Voxnr  publications, France, 2004).
  • Italian ed. Francis Parker Yockey : Il Proclama di Londra (tr. Alfonso De Filippi) Introduzione A Francis Parker Yockey (K R Bolton), Genova, Italy, 2005.
  • French: Yockey et la Russie (tr. Dr Christian Bouchet), Sept. 2009, upcoming publication: 2010.
  • Russian: The Trotskyist Conspiracy Against the Family (Centre for Conservative Studies, Sociology Dept., Moscow State University) 14 Oct. 2009.
  • Russian: Trotskyist conspiracy against the family, Geopolitica, 9 Nov. 2009.

 vindex@clear.net.nz

http://www.scribd.com/Dr K R Bolton

 



José Maria Ingrassia was born in Palermo, Sicily, on April 8, 1967. He attended the Liceo Classico (High School of Classic Culture) in Trapani, Sicily – the same school where the philosopher Giovanni Gentile had studied, too. In the summer of 1983, at the age of merely 16, as a student-volunteer, he served with honour in the Italian Air Force, at the 8th Fighter Bomber Wing, in Cervia, and attended the Corso di Cultura Aeronautica (Course of Aeronautical Culture). During the years 1984-1985, he was the local leader, in Trapani for the Fronte della gioventù, i.e. the Youth Organization of the Movimento Sociale Italiano. Subsequently, he left that political party and travelled widely – first in Latin America during the late 1980s, and  in the early 1990s in North Africa.

Thereafter, he attended the Law School of the University of Palermo and in 1994 was awarded the degree of Doctor in Law. From 1998 onwards he is a Trapani lawyer specializing in Criminal Law. He is a specialist in Filipino martial arts (Kali Escrima), and speaks English (fluently), Spanish (fluently), French (basic knowledge), and Arabic(basic knowledge).


e-mail address: josemaria88@email.it


Members

 Calliope Michalopoulou was born in Piraeus, Greece, in 1953. After graduating from the “Jeanne d’Arc” French High School in Piraeus (1971), she studied French Literature at the University of Athens (1971-1975). Thereafter, she did post-graduate studies in France, at the Paris I and Paris III Universities, studying the teaching of French as a foreign language. She taught French and English at the Greek Air Force School of Foreign Languages (1979-1982), and French at the Technological Educational Institution of  Salonica (1983-1984) and the “Arsakeion” High Schools of Salonica and Athens (1984-2000). On pension now, she is a free lance translator.  She speaks French (fluently), English (fluently), and Spanish (fluently). 


 Francesco Boco, born in 1984. Graduated with a Doctorate in Philosophy at the University of Trento with a thesis about Carl Schmitt and the Nomos. In 2009 graduated cum laude in Specialist Philosophy with a thesis entitled Vision of the crisis: Spengler and Heidegger. His major influences include: Friedrich Nietzsche, Ernst Junger, Yukio Mishima, Jean Thiriart, Carl Schmitt, Oswald Spengler and many others.

Dr Boco writes for several Italian daily journals such as Secolo d’Italia, Linea and il Gazzettino, usually on culture, music and society. On the web he writes articles for the weekly Il Fondo di Miro Renzaglia. He also writes for Divenire, the magazine of the Italian Transhumanist Association. Between 2004 and 2008 he was published in Eurasia – rivista di studi geopolitici. In 2007 he translated and introduced Pour en finir avec le nihilisme by Guillaume Faye (SEB, Milano), an interesting essay on Heidegger’s methodology, and that year also a study on the geopolitics of immigration was published in the anthology Polaris 2 (SEB). As of writing (November 2009) Dr Boco is working on a book on Myth based on an interview by Settimo Sigillo with Luca Leonello Rimbotti, due out at the beginning of 2010. Dr Boco is also working on a political pamphlet entitled T.U.L. (urban territorial liberation), which will be translated into English.

In his free time Dr Boco plays sport and music.

Contact: vincenzo.boco@tin.it


 Leonid Savin (born Ukraine, 1974). Educated at Sumy machine-building college (engineering and adjustment of electronic and robotic systems); theological college (ancient Greek and Latin); Association of Distance Education (management of non-governmental organizations and non -profit projects); High School of Journalism; and at numerous seminars and training courses  on NGO’s and intergovernmental organizations such as the UN and Council of Europe.

Sphere of professional interests: geopolitics, globalization, foreign relations, international and national security, sociology, net-centric and info-wars.  

Languages: Russian, Ukrainian, Ancient Greek, Latin, English,  Spanish.

Formerly (in Ukraine) Editor of the “New Policy” book series (“University Books” publishing house), Deputy-Editor of “Nova kniga” magazine, Editor of “Kali-Yuga” magazine (1999-2005), Chairman of “Eurasia” NGO.

Current positions: Head of Administration of the “International Eurasian Movement” (established 2003); Editor-in-Chief of the “Geopolitics of postmodernism” internet media (www.geopolitica.ru, established 2008); Senior Expert of the Centre of Geopolitical Research (established 2000); Fellow of the Centre of Conservative Research, Faculty of Sociology, Moscow State University. 


 Alexios Synodinos was born in Amorgos, Greece in 1978. His parents moved to Athens shortly after his birth. He acquired a university degree in Military History and later continued his studies with a postgraduate degree in Intelligence Studies. His primary interests are the history of terrorism, the role of lobbies and clandestine political groups in the making of history, as well as the evolution of Just War Theory. He has published several articles in different Greek magazines, either under his name or under pseudonyms.

Contact: alexiossynodinos@hotmail.com.


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