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Who Are We: The Challenges to America's National Identity. Samuel P. Huntington
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ISBN: 9780684870540 | 448 pages | 12 Mb
Who Are We: The Challenges to America's National Identity Samuel P. Huntington
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
The Thirteenth Amendment expunged the stain of slavery from our basic law, but the Constitution has never fulfilled the democratic promise we associate with it. Who Are We?: The Challenges to America's National Identity is Huntington doing what he does best: It is a classic — perhaps the definitive — overview of the future of the American nation-state. By embedding those fights into an argument for a right that most Americans believe is a cornerstone of our national identity, the prospects for legislative success on these issues are only strengthened. The Challenges to America's National Identity” has caused quite a stir. The Challenges to America's National Identity. In framing our national narrative, President Obama told our people, “Our journey is not complete until we find a better way to welcome the striving, hopeful immigrants who still see America as a land of opportunity, until bright young students and Thus he beautifully encapsulated the ironic multicultural idea that when we increase the entry of foreign cultures to America it solidifies our American identity. We risk losing the freedom and spirit of enterprise that have We risk losing the momentum of scientific and technological advances driven by space exploration and the sense of being able to meet extraordinary challenges with innovation. Huntington shows his thoughts on the side of discriminating immigration in his writing, called Who Are We? If the United States ceases to expand—human or otherwise—in space, we risk losing certain core values that have long been hailed as germane to America's national identity. Because each cultural mixture implies a different challenge. I'm delighted to be here today, at the kind invitation of my friend Matt Spalding, and to have the honor of taking part in this very distinguished series of lectures on the sources of American national identity and about how we And he was also right to assert that great civilizations die from suicide rather than murder, which is to say that they die when they lack the will to respond vigorously and creatively to the very challenges that would otherwise make them stronger. We're strengthening our armed forces as they fight two wars, at the same time we're renewing American leadership to confront unconventional challenges, from nuclear proliferation to terrorism, from climate change to pandemic disease. And I believe they will continue to define America, because of the example of the men and women who we pay tribute today, the passengers and the crew of Flight 93. But its pertinence to the West has been glaringly evident since the morning of September 11, 2001. Put simply—and this is surprising to many people—there . They animate our national identity. And we' re bringing to government -- and to this Millions of Americans have been victimized, their privacy violated, their identities stolen, their lives upended, and their wallets emptied. Intellectually respectable opinions about who is an American (produced, for example, by Sam Huntington, Who Are We? To prove this, for example, political scientist and historian Samuel P. His most recent book: “Who Are We?
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