This book is an attempt to explain and assess the liberal nationalist view on the problems of the legitimacy of nationalism and cultural rights. I want to look at some normative theories over the past fifteen years that evaluate nationalism according to the liberal principles. By considering the alleged conflict between the minority nation-building and the majority nation-building in multination countries, I will examine two models for resolving this conflict: Multinational Federalism and Transnational Federalism. I will argue that, though most liberal nationalists support the...