• 1. US diasporas in the era of transnationalism; 2. US ethnic diasporas in the struggle for democracy and self-determination; 3. Arab-American identity and new transnational challenges; 4. Transnational influences on ethnoracial relations in the US: the case of Black/Jewish disputes; 5. 'Go but do not forget me': Mexico, the Mexican diaspora and US-Mexican relations; 6. Conclusion: diasporas and the American national interest.

"...Shain makes a major contribution to the debate on rethinking US national interest. Though emerging from political science, this book will impact scholars in many disciplines along with analysts and media intellectuals. Essential for all college and university libraries." Choice

• 1. US diasporas in the era of transnationalism; 2. US ethnic diasporas in the struggle for democracy and self-determination; 3. Arab-American identity and new transnational challenges; 4. Transnational influences on ethnoracial relations in the US: the case of Black/Jewish disputes; 5. 'Go but do not forget me': Mexico, the Mexican diaspora and US-Mexican relations; 6. Conclusion: diasporas and the American national interest.

"...Shain makes a major contribution to the debate on rethinking US national interest. Though emerging from political science, this book will impact scholars in many disciplines along with analysts and media intellectuals. Essential for all college and university libraries." Choice

• 1. US diasporas in the era of transnationalism; 2. US ethnic diasporas in the struggle for democracy and self-determination; 3. Arab-American identity and new transnational challenges; 4. Transnational influences on ethnoracial relations in the US: the case of Black/Jewish disputes; 5. 'Go but do not forget me': Mexico, the Mexican diaspora and US-Mexican relations; 6. Conclusion: diasporas and the American national interest.

"...Shain makes a major contribution to the debate on rethinking US national interest. Though emerging from political science, this book will impact scholars in many disciplines along with analysts and media intellectuals. Essential for all college and university libraries." Choice