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The book presents a modern philosophical and theoretical presentation of ethno-state studies, highlights the relationship of ethnicity with its native land, native language and native spiritual and cultural heritage. The phenomena of nationalism, conservatism, and traditionalism are examined in their original dichotomy with chauvinism, globalism, and cosmopolitanism. The national-existential methodology allowed the author to look at known things from a national perspective and to clarify the cornerstone problems of state-building, as well as to reveal the true essence of the global axiology imposed on humanity.

The book is intended for teachers and students of higher education institutions and a wide range of readers.