Abstract
Prologue Introduction 1 American Democracy and the Dilemmas of Dual Citizenship Part I. American National Identity: The Framework 2 The Search for the Missing Link 3 A Theory of American National Identity Part II. Domestic Challenges to American National Identity 4 Multiculturalism and National Identity 5 Hyphenation and National Identity Part III. Global Challenges to American National Identity 6 Transnationalism and National Identity 7 Why Not a Transnational American Identity? Part IV. The Development of National Identity 8 Do Multiple National Attachments Equal Conflicted National Loyalties? 9 Reforming Dual Citizenship: Some Proposals 10 Becoming American: Some Proposals Epilogue Appendix: Countries and Territories Allowing Dual Citizenship in Some Form Index
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