The article is devoted to issues of the ideology of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) in the field of education, church and religion, issues of national minorities and peoples who lived on the territory of Ukraine in the first half of the 20th century.
The article is devoted to issues of state organization, principles and ideology of state building of the future Ukrainian state in the documents of Ukrainian nationalist organizations and the works of the leaders of the OUN in the first half of the 20th century.
The article examines the historical and political factors that led to the emergence and further transformation of the ideology of Ukrainian nationalism as an important socio-political phenomenon in the history of Ukrainian statehood. The author emphasizes the relevance of the research topic in the context of the development of the Ukrainian state as a legal, democratic and European, and the further development of state-building processes in the direction of European and Euro-Atlantic integration.
The purpose of this work is to analyze geopolitical Dmytro Andrievsky’s vision in terms of Ukraine’s foreign policy objectives and its geopolitical positioning in both Eastern Europe and broader range of international politics. The work is carried out using the following scientific methods: method of historicism, comparative and analytical methods, and structured systems analysis.
In the article the view on the institutional essence of the state in the context of the dialectic of its relationship with society in the main ideological and political directions of world political opinion – liberalism, conservatism, nationalism, and socialism is investigated.
System-structured, comparative and historical methods of research were used here.
The topic of origin, nature and mission of the modern cultural heritage is considered. Heritage is an important source for other areas - culture, politics, economy. Can it only be a source? Let's try to prove that not only. The question is - can culture, politics or nationalism exist in the modern era without a legacy?
The article refers to the Welsh, one of nations inhabiting the area of the United Kingdom. The aim of the study is to demonstrate the specificity of Welsh nationalism, which despite strong English domination, allowed this nation to preserve its tradition, culture, language for centuries, and create a rational attempt to maintain their own identity on the British Isles. Analysis of British nationalism shows that the Welsh are most often treated as the “last in line” after Englishmen, Irishmen from North and Scots.