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The first volume of selected works by Ukrainian sociologist Olgerd Hypolit Bochkovsky (1885-1939) contains three of his early works: Finland and the Finnish Question (1916), The Enslaved Peoples of the Tsarist Empire, Their National Revival and Autonomous Striving (Towards the National Question in Russia) (1916), and The National Question (Articles on the National Question in Connection with the Modern War) (1918, 1920). In these works, the scientist outlined his concept of the national revival of enslaved peoples, their transformation into modern nations and the struggle to gain or revive their own statehood.

The volume also includes three articles by Bochkovsky in 1933 criticising the position of Western European politicians on the Holodomor and terror in post-Soviet Ukraine.