written by Lukasz Dabkowski.

The task of this article is to compare two general articles about national identity. The first one is “National identity in Niagara Falls Canada and the United States” by Thomas Stieve and the other is “Being British: a crisis of identity?” by Frank Bechhofer and David McCrone.
I will try to compare those articles, especially in terms of using term “identity” and “national identity”, but general summary will also be given. Methodology of both articles will be criticized along with the way they cope with doing a research on identity. The meaning of identity and national identity will be in focus, but with a sociological meaning, avoiding political and international relationships context.

The first article, “National identity in Niagara Falls Canada and the United States” by Thomas Stieve, is an attempt to consider national identity in two, neighbouring cities. Author did his research in Niagara Falls, Canada and Niagara......

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Title: Sociology
Approximate Word Count: 1075
Approximate Pages: 5 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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