Humanities Research Vol XV. No. 1. 2009

Table of Contents

Contributors

1. Introduction: Diversity, integration and citizenship

References

2. Tracing cosmopolitan strands in EU citizenship

Introduction

Cosmopolitan citizenship and postmodernity

Cosmopolitan shaping of the European Union’s citizenship polity

Conclusion

3. Citizenship and identity in diverse societies

Psychological-social identification

Blended identification and its psychological consequences

Social research on blended national identity

Australian citizenship law

The impact of Australian citizenship law reform on blended national identity

Conclusion

Postscript

4. Population politics in the fascist era

Fascism and population policy

Early population policy in fascist Italy (1922–29)

Austria’s population index

Public debates on population policy in Austria

5. Active citizenship in multicultural Australia

Immigrants as citizens

A brief overview of Croatian immigration patterns

A series of paradoxes

Conclusion

6. Citizenship and integration

Introduction

Citizenship and integration

Measures of migrant distinctiveness

Polish migration to Australia

Generational change and integration

Migrant generations

Polish ancestry

Language spoken at home

Religion

Citizenship and national identity

National identity

Conclusion

Statistical annex—Polish community survey

Tables