Americans and European have been able to re-evaluate their national identities by looking at the mirror image of their own society across the Atlantic. Exploring the dynamics of transatlantic interaction, an international group of scholars ask how these impressions help to condition a country's sense of itself.

Americans and European have been able to re-evaluate their national identities by looking at the mirror image of their own society across the Atlantic. Exploring the dynamics of transatlantic interaction, an international group of scholars ask how these impressions help to condition a country's sense of itself.