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2008 CONFERENCE

From Migrant To Citizen:
testing language, testing culture


MU/AMES 24

3 - 5 December 2008
Macquarie University, Sydney

Citizenship testing was introduced in Australia in 2007 and has continued to be a matter of debate. Countries in Europe and North America have designed and administered citizenship tests for over a decade. Macquarie University is undertaking a research project which draws together academic expertise in Law, European Languages, Linguistics, History, Politics and Philosophy to analyze:

• The impact of citizenship testing internationally
• Linguistic, historical, and cultural factors in citizenship testing
• Legal issues
• Philosophical and political debates about the changing concepts of citizenship in globalised societies

The Innovative Universities European Language Centre, the IUEU Centre and Macquarie University are supporting a conference on the issues of
citizenship testing and national identity.

The conference is open to the public, but due to limited space, registration is essential; for more information on this please see the links to the conference flyer and conference agenda at the bottom of this page. The conference will be organised as a series of panel discussions. Panelists will include members from Europe and Australia.

Key Note Speaker:
Prof. Sue Wright, University of Portsmouth

Panel Title

Panel Leader (s)

Discussants

Law and Citizenship

Prof. Andrew Buck


Prof. Bryan Horrigan, Macquarie University


Prof. Kim Rubenstein, ANU

History and Citizenship

Dr. Alison Holland
Dr. Ian Tregenza


Prof. Kay Ferres, Griffith University

Dr. Gwenda Tavan, La Trobe Unviersity

Prof. James Walter, Monash University

Language Testing and Citizenship

Prof. Martina Möllering


Prof. Ingrid Piller, Macquarie University

Prof. Elana Shohamy, Tel Aviv University

Prof. Sue Wright, University of Portsmouth

Politics of the right in the EU and AU

Dr. Lloyd Cox
Prof. Murray Goot
Dr. Ian Watson


Prof. Carol Johnson, University of Adelaide

Dr. James Jupp, ANU

Transnational Citizenship

Prof. Christina Slade


A/Prof. Ingrid Volkmer, Melbourne University


Prof. Berteke Waaldijk, Utrecht University

Mediated Citizenship

A/Prof. Ingrid Volkmer


Prof. Mathias Albert, Bielefeld University

A/Prof. Leonor Camauër, Örebro University

Dr. John Tebbutt, La Trobe University

Philosophical Perspective on Citizenship

Prof. Catriona McKenzie


Prof. Susan Dodds, University of Wollongong

Prof. Duncan Ivison, University of Sydney

Dr. Jeremy Moss, Melbourne University

 

For further information contact the IUEU Office at Macquarie University:

Innovative Universities European Union Centre/Division of Humanities
Macquarie University
Phone: +61 2 9850 7915
Fax: +61 2 9850 6900
Email:Blanche.Menadier@humn.mq.edu.au
URL: http://www.iueu.org.au/
Office Hours: Monday to Thursday (9am-5pm)

Mailing Address:
Building W6A, Room 325
Macquarie University
North Ryde, NSW 2109 Australia

For the Conference Agenda and the Conference Flyer, please select the links below:

The Conference Agenda Migrant to Citizen
The Conference Flyer Migrant to Citizen