American Citizen, Global Citizen: How Expanding Our Identities Makes Us Safer, Stronger, Wiser - And Builds a Better World
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American Citizen, Global Citizen: How Expanding Our Identities Makes Us Safer, Stronger, Wiser - And Builds a Better World

by Mark Gerzon

Politics social issues Global Affairs
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In American Citizen, Global Citizen, Mark Gerzon considers how expanding personal identity beyond a purely national perspective can influence the way people understand safety, strength, wisdom, and responsibility. The book explores the relationship between American citizenship and global belonging while considering possibilities for a better world.

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American Citizen, Global Citizen examines the relationship between national identity and global identity.

Mark Gerzon considers how expanding the way people understand themselves may support greater safety, strength, and wisdom.

The book connects personal identity with the broader goal of building a better world.

Its central focus is the possibility that holding both American and global perspectives can shape more constructive ways of engaging with shared challenges.

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