Citizenship, Nationhood and Multiculturalism: European Dreams and the American Dream
Abstract For well-nigh two centuries Europe and the United States have been each other ́s ‘significant Other’. They have each served as a reference culture to the other, leading to questions concerning the ‘Europeanization’ of America, or, with particular urgency in the 20th century, ‘the America...
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For well-nigh two centuries Europe and the United States have been each other ́s ‘significant Other’. They have
each served as a reference culture to the other, leading to questions concerning the ‘Europeanization’ of
America, or, with particular urgency in the 20th century, ‘the Americanization of Europe’. Yet, whatever the
cultural interchanges and encounters across the Atlantic, the United States and Europe, particularly in the days
of the European Union, have separately shown inner strains and problems, to do with immigration, ethnicity,
and multiculturalism. This paper explores parallels and divergences in the way both the U.S. and Europe cope
with these issues. |
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spelling | doaj.art-588ab2b116534679bbdf3c2ead2e0f2d2022-12-21T21:04:11ZengHyperion UniversityHyperCultura2559-20252012-10-0111110Citizenship, Nationhood and Multiculturalism: European Dreams and the American DreamRob Kroes0University of Utrecht Abstract For well-nigh two centuries Europe and the United States have been each other ́s ‘significant Other’. They have each served as a reference culture to the other, leading to questions concerning the ‘Europeanization’ of America, or, with particular urgency in the 20th century, ‘the Americanization of Europe’. Yet, whatever the cultural interchanges and encounters across the Atlantic, the United States and Europe, particularly in the days of the European Union, have separately shown inner strains and problems, to do with immigration, ethnicity, and multiculturalism. This paper explores parallels and divergences in the way both the U.S. and Europe cope with these issues.http://litere.hyperion.ro/hypercultura/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Kroes-Rob_pdf-2.pdfAmericaEurabiaIslamismEuropeMulticulturalism |
spellingShingle | Rob Kroes Citizenship, Nationhood and Multiculturalism: European Dreams and the American Dream HyperCultura America Eurabia Islamism Europe Multiculturalism |
title | Citizenship, Nationhood and Multiculturalism: European Dreams and the American Dream |
title_full | Citizenship, Nationhood and Multiculturalism: European Dreams and the American Dream |
title_fullStr | Citizenship, Nationhood and Multiculturalism: European Dreams and the American Dream |
title_full_unstemmed | Citizenship, Nationhood and Multiculturalism: European Dreams and the American Dream |
title_short | Citizenship, Nationhood and Multiculturalism: European Dreams and the American Dream |
title_sort | citizenship nationhood and multiculturalism european dreams and the american dream |
topic | America Eurabia Islamism Europe Multiculturalism |
url | http://litere.hyperion.ro/hypercultura/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Kroes-Rob_pdf-2.pdf |
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