Who Are We: The Challenges to America's National Identity Samuel P. Huntington
Publisher: Simon & Schuster

When my wife and I started dating, we weren't thinking about how our relationship was part of a growing trend that is currently changing the cultural landscape of America. His most recent book: “Who Are We? In fact, many might consider it a challenge to even attempt to describe and identify a significant body of feature films that are associated with this country. Resisting the tide of conventional wisdom has always been challenging. 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. That challenge As a people, we Americans are notoriously fickle in our inclinations to grant and revoke our sense of national identity. Later we get wider shots of the community, also in traditional wear, dancing and singing. The Challenges to America's National Identity” has caused quite a stir. (I'll take a look at the big international challenges in another series of posts.) Social and economic changes have challenged old ideas and institutions. The elephant, the Cape buffalo, the leopard, the rhinoceros and the lion are the Big Five in the game parks; America's Big Five are the big make or break domestic issues we face. Economic inequality challenges the idea of a vast American middle class that shaped national consciousness during the Fordist era. These works embody and reflect Trinbagonian national identity, shaped by its unique history as a former colony in which people from all corners of the globe settled and its political foundations, which emphasized scholarly pursuit as the . They animate our national identity. 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. The Challenges to America's National Identity (2004) is a treatise by political scientist and historian Samuel P. The Challenges to America's National Identity.(Brief.