Greg Grandin
What’s inside
This book traces the expansion of the American frontier and its evolution into a modern myth. It examines how this myth has shaped America’s identity and policies, leading up to the current fixation on border security and the wall.
You’ll Learn
- A deeper understanding of American historical narratives
- Insights into the role of myths in shaping national policies
- Critical perspective on contemporary border issues
- Reflection on the changing American identity
Key Points
- The historical evolution of the American frontier
- The frontier as a foundational myth of America
- Impact of the frontier myth on American policy
- The shift from expansion to border security
- The psychological and political implications of the border wall
- The end of the frontier myth in contemporary America
Who’s it For
- History enthusiasts
- Political science scholars
- Social activists
- Readers interested in American culture and identity
About the author
Greg Grandin is a history professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning author known for his insightful analysis of American history.