From Migrant to Citizen

Part I. Citizenship in Australia: From Empire to Multicultural State and Back

1. Shifting Landscapes of Citizenship
Christina Slade

2. Citizenship and Language Tests in Australia: Issues of Law and History
A. R. Buck, Charlotte Frew

3. Australian Citizenship in the Twenty-First Century: Historical Perspectives
Alison Holland

4. From Virtues to Values: Conceptions of Australian Citizenship
Ian Tregenza

5. The Value of Values? Debating Identity, Citizenship and Multiculturalism in Contemporary Australia
Lloyd Cox

Part II. Cross-National Perspectives on Citizenship: A Convergence of Testing Regimes?

6. Citizenship Testing in the Anglophone Countries: The UK, Canada and the USA
Marian Hargreaves

7. Civic Integration in the Netherlands
Christina Slade

8. The Changing Scope of German Citizenship: From ‘Guest Worker’ to Citizen?
Martina Möllering

9. ‘Do I feel Australian? No You Tell Me’: Debating the Introduction of the Australian Formal Citizenship Test
Emily Farrell

Part III. Citizenship Tests Under Revision: Philosophical Implications and Popular Attitudes

10. Citizenship, Identity, and Immigration: Contemporary Philosophical Perspectives
Catriona Mackenzie

11. Nativism as Citizenship: Immigration, Economic Hardship, and the Politics of the Right
Murray Goot, Ian Watson

12. From Earning the Privilege of Citizenship to Understanding its Responsibilities: An Update on Australian Citizenship Testing
Martina Möllering, Linda Silaghi

13. Afterword
Sue Wright

Keywords: Linguistics, Applied Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Migration, Language and Literature, Communication Studies