STEPHEN CASTLES is Professor and Director, Centre for Multicultural Studies, University of Wollongong, Australia. He is the author, with Mark Miller, of The Age of Migration (second edition).ALASTAIR DAVIDSON is Professor of Politics at Monash and Inaugural Professor of Citizenship Studies, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia. His recent publications include Globalisation and Citizenship in the Asia-Pacific (Macmillan).

'A concise view of the intersection between migration, ethnicity and citizenship in a globalised world.' - Urban Policy and Research 'This book by Castles and Davidson is a convincing synthesis of some of the main theoretical and policy issues in the field of migration and citizenship today. They again provide a remarkable theoretical solidity, as well as empirically grounded reflection which transcends both geographical and disciplinary boundaries. For these reasons, it is a must read for all students in the area of migration, globalization, ethnicity and citizenship. This confirms Castles' position as one of the leading transnational researchers in the field of migration.' - Marco Martiniello, International Sociology

• PrefaceThe Crisis of CitizenshipTheories of CitizenshipImmigration, Minority Formation and RacializationBecoming a CitizenBeing a CitizenEthnic Mobilization and New Political SubjectsThe End of National BelongingGlobalization and Citizenship in the Asia-Pacific RegionSocial Capital and the New CivicsPostscript: Citizenship or ChaosBibliography.