The immigration and national identity in an age of terror Renshon, Stanley A. 1943- creator text dcu Washington, D.C Georgetown University Press 2005 monographic eng

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xxi, 273 pages ; 23 cm. Presents an examination of American immigration policy and how it affects national identity, exploring the issues related to United States policy to allow its citizens one or more foreign citizenships, and its ramifications on patriotism and civic process. American democracy and the dilemmas of dual citizenship -- American national identity: the framework -- the search for the missing link / American national identity -- a theory / American national identity -- The domestic challenges to American national identity -- Multiculturalism and American national identity -- Hyphenation and American national identity -- The global challenges to American national identity -- Transnationalism and American national identity -- Why not a transnational American national identity -- The development of national identity -- Do multiple national attachments equal conflicted national loyalties? -- some modest proposals / Reforming dual citizenship -- some modest proposals / Becoming American. Table of contents online: http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0510/2005008371.html. Stanley A. Renshon. Includes bibliographical references and index. n-us--- Americanization Americanización National characteristics, American Immigrants United States Social conditions Inmigrantes Condiciones sociales Estados Unidos United States Emigration and immigration Government policy Estados Unidos Emigración e inmigración Política gubernamental Estados Unidos Características nacionales JK 1759 R421f 2005 323.6 1589010671 (cloth : alk. paper) 9781589010673 (cloth : alk. paper) DKDLA 091207 20240603131349.0 79219 dan