The book "The question of national identity in the context of globalization", edited by A. N. Chumakova, is a deep and multifaceted study that touches on one of the most pressing topics of our time. In the context of the rapid changes caused by globalization, the question of what national identity is and how it is formed becomes especially important. This work not only analyzes existing approaches to understanding identity, but also offers new perspectives that can be of interest to both specialists in sociology and cultural studies, and a wide audience interested in modern social processes. The book consists of several sections, each of which is devoted to different aspects of national identity. Chumakov and his colleagues explore how globalization affects cultural traditions, languages and customs of peoples, as well as how these changes affect the self-perception of people. In this context, examples from different countries are considered, allowing the reader to see how identity can vary depending on cultural and historical conditions. Who is this book for? First of all, it will be of interest to students and teachers of humanities, sociology, cultural studies and political science . However, the wider audience, including activists, journalists and anyone interested in identity and cultural policy issues, will find much of value in it. The book is written in accessible language, which makes it understandable even for those who do not have a special education in this field. The topics raised in the book are extremely relevant in light of contemporary social changes. Globalization, migration, cultural mixing all this leads to a revision of traditional ideas about the nation and identity. Chumakov and his team raise important questions about how to preserve cultural characteristics in the context of global unity, and how a nation can adapt to new challenges without losing its uniqueness. These reflections are not only theoretical but also practical, making the book particularly valuable for those working in the field of cultural policy and education. Style A. N. Chumakov is distinguished by deep analysis and attention to detail. It skillfully combines a scientific approach with the availability of presentation, which allows the reader not only to understand complex concepts, but also to feel their significance in real life. Chumakov is known for his work in sociology and cultural studies, and his previous publications also address issues of identity and cultural interaction. This creates an additional context for understanding its current work. The book “The Issue of National Identity in the Context of Globalization” is not just a study, but an invitation to reflect on how we perceive ourselves and others in a rapidly changing world. It encourages the reader to reflect on their place in society and how global processes affect personal and collective identity. If you want to understand how to maintain your individuality in the context of globalization or are simply interested in issues of cultural identity, this book will be a real discovery for you. Thus, “The question of national identity in the context of globalization” is an important contribution to the modern discussion of culture and identity, which will not leave indifferent any reader who seeks to understand the complex mechanisms that shape our society.