Navigating Identity and Immigration

This chapter explores the contrasts in national identity between societies affected by the Iron Curtain and those in the West, focusing on examples from Hungary and Japan. The discussion examines the complexities surrounding immigration, multiculturalism, and the moral dilemmas faced in formulating policies in both the United States and Europe. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of honest discourse on sensitive topics like anti-Semitism, identity, and historical interpretations amidst polarized views.