EURASIAN "TOPOGENESIS" CONCEPT: NORTH CAUCASIAN COMPONENT
The meaning and signiicance of «topogenesis» concept in Eurasianism is analyzed. Its multipartite character, reflected in the theories of P. Savitsky and his successor K. Chkheidze, the only one of the Eurasians from the North Caucasus, is emphasized. K. Chkheidze manifested the idea of Topogenesis of that local region and at the same time proved the (utopian) idea of Global Topogenesis. Specific forms of common life of Slavic and North Caucasian, as well as South Caucasian ethnic groups were developed in the North Caucasian region. In this regard, the role of such centers as Derbent, Vladikavkaz, Grozny, and to an even greater extent - Tbilisi and Baku, on the one hand, and Stavropol, Krasnodar - on the other is only to be igured out.