secure U.S. military interests, and another that would better serve international interests.
However, the fact that such a conflict exists does not mean that either action is
automatically more obligatory―that is, that ones role as either U.S. citizen or world
citizen must invariably supersede the other. Instead, this situation should be resolved by
carefully considering and weighing the consequences of each course of action.
Moreover, being a good citizen in one social context can often help one be a better
citizen in another. For example, volunteering to help underprivileged children in ones
community might inspire one to work for an international child-welfare organization.
And inculcating civic values―such as charity and civic pride―may give rise to
personal traits of character that transfer to all social domains and contexts.
In sum, although our dual citizenship may at times lead to conflicts, one role
need not automatically take precedence over the other. Moreover, the relationship
between the two roles is, more often than not, a complementary one―and can even be
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