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Arnaud Leclercq - La religion en quelques mots et en quelques dates

La religion en quelques mots et en quelques dates

Pour les musulmans, c'est le nom du dieu unique - dieu également des deux autres religions monothéistes, le judaïsme et le christianisme, bien qu'il ne s'appelle pas pareil.

La Nouvelle Revue Géopolitique, France
Arnaud Leclercq - L’influence géopolitique des trois religions du Livre en Russie

Quelle est l’influence des trois religions du Livre en Russie?

Élément constitutif de l'identité russe, l'orthodoxie est introduite à Kiev il y a plus d'un millénaire, quand le grand-prince Vladimir adopte le christianisme et impose en mai 988 à son peuple le baptême dans les eaux du Dniepr.

La Russie, puissance d'Eurasie (Ellipses, 2012)

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Who is Arnaud Leclercq?

Arnaud Leclercq

A French national and a multi-faceted banker, professor, and activist, Arnaud Leclercq currently serves as Non-Executive Chairman of an asset management firm in the Gulf. Formerly a Limited Partner and Executive Committee member of a Swiss private bank, he is also an author, investor, and professor of geopolitics. Beyond his professional career, he is deeply committed to preserving Breton heritage and defending the rights of rural landowners, while actively contributing to strategic foresight for the future of Brittany. He holds an MBA from HEC Paris, is an alumnus of Harvard Business School, and earned a degree in Private Law from Paris II University. A former student of the Paris Doctoral School of Geography, his PhD thesis (Paris I Sorbonne) was published in 2013 under the title "Russia, a Eurasian Power: A Geopolitical History from its Origins to Putin," which has since become a standard reference work. Since 2014, he has taught the Global Geopolitics course for the HEC Paris MBA, and his analyses are frequently sought after by the media.