The American Passport in Turkey demonstrates how U.S. global power manifests in the desires people have for U.S. citizenship, even when they do not live in the States. Based on interviews with more than one hundred individuals, it captures the transnationalized relationship between inequality and citizenship regimes.
The American Passport in Turkey demonstrates how U.S. global power manifests in the desires people have for U.S. citizenship, even when they do not live in the States. Based on interviews with more than one hundred individuals, it captures the transnationalized relationship between inequality and citizenship regimes.
Ozlem Altan-Olcay is Associate Professor of Political Science at Koc University. Evren Balta is Associate Professor of Political Science at Ozyegin University.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Abbreviations Introduction. Meanings and Values of American Citizenship in a Transnational World Chapter 1. Imagining America in Turkey: A Historical Overview Chapter 2. Imagining U.S. Citizenship: Risk Societies and Calculating Mothers Chapter 3. Transnationalized Americans: Stories of Moving Up in the World Chapter 4. Coming Back from an American Dream: Turkish Americans in Turkey Conclusion. A Nation of Transnational Citizens Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations Introduction. Meanings and Values of American Citizenship in a Transnational World Chapter 1. Imagining America in Turkey: A Historical Overview Chapter 2. Imagining U.S. Citizenship: Risk Societies and Calculating Mothers Chapter 3. Transnationalized Americans: Stories of Moving Up in the World Chapter 4. Coming Back from an American Dream: Turkish Americans in Turkey Conclusion. A Nation of Transnational Citizens Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments
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