"For many ordinary citizens, dual passports still seem dodgy: a convenience for the cosmopolitan few or a sop to the menacing many, rather than a natural feature of a migratory world." The fact that this seems so weird probably means that I am part of some sort of "transnational elite", then.

"Citizens of English-speaking countries tended to do best in the 24 question multiple-choice exam." Perhaps unsurprising, that one. However, the Soviet Union's 100% pass rate beats that of the United States (97.7%)...