Unravel the intricate dynamics of ethnonationalism through compelling international case studies. This essential read examines how cultural groups articulate claims for sovereignty and autonomy, from Canada to Nigeria. It critically engages with the history of self-determination, offering nuanced perspectives that challenge dominant theories on political order and pluralism. Discover diverse approaches to resolving ethnic aspirations and understand the complexities of global identity. A must-have for students and scholars of political science, anthropology, and international relations interested in the forces shaping contemporary nations and cultural coexistence.