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Ukraine is celebrating 25 years of independence in the context of Russia's military and political aggression, the annexation of Crimea and parts of Donbas by the Russian occupiers, the weakening of foreign policy subjectivity and fierce denationalisation within the country.

The attempts of the Ukrainian nation to gain sovereignty on its land, to build the only natural form of statehood on the European continent - the nation-state, are being resisted both within the country and by the main geopolitical players.

How to preserve the identity of the Ukrainian nation in the globalised space and restore the subjectivity of the Ukrainian state, taking into account the historical experience of the Ukrainian nation and statehood in the twentieth century, was discussed by Ukrainian scholars, experts, and publicists during the Third Bandera Readings held in Kyiv on 3 February 2016.

The materials of the collection "The Vision of the Ukrainian State in the Ideology of Ukrainian Nationalism" will be useful both for theoretical discussions in student and academic circles and in the daily practice of state-building.