Northern Eurasia at the Junctures of Planetary Geocultures: Co-Spatiality and Borderline

Geocultural features and transformations of states large regions determine the specifics their geopolitical trajectories. Any geoculture can be conceived as a planetary one, with its own cartographies imaginative patterns. Northern Eurasia considered field intersection interaction various geocultures that shape prospects for terrestrial development. The influence local civilization is associated presence an original geocultural cartography imagination, possibility successfully translating these large-scale images outside, into zones other civilizations. Co-spatiality in civilizational dimension means multiple purposeful thinking unfolds spatial communication co-spatial or totally borderline – due to constant process selfadaptation Meta-geoculture explores genesis, formation focused on achieving respective geocultural, geo-ideological goals. Meta-geocultural studies should aimed at identifying, first all, imagination. space between Western Euro-African based Euro-Indian (or Indo-European) meta-geographic axis, East Asian which closely correlated Russian-Chinese axis.