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• Day One: The Past
• Day Two: The Present
• Day Three: The Future
  
  
  

Day One: THE PAST

• Dr Helen Irving Professor
  "Citizenship Before 1949"
• Alastair Davidson
  "The State, Democracy and Citizenship in Australia"
• Dr John Chesterman and Professor Brian Galligan
  "Indigenous People and Citizenship"
• Commissioner Colin Dillon
  "Indigenous People and Citizenship - a personal experience"
  
• Professor Margaret Thornton
  "Sexing the Citizen"
• Dr Marilyn Waring
  "Less Than Equal - Women's Experience of Citizenship"
• Ann-Mari Jordens
  "Immigration and Citizenship"
• Dr James Jupp
  "Immigration and Citizenship"
• Susan Pascoe
  "Education for Active Citizenship"
• Sir Ninian Stephen
  (Address)
  
  

Day Two: THE PRESENT

• Professor Peter Schuck
  "Citizenship in a Federal System"
• Professor TK Oommen
  "Citizenship, Nationality and Ethnicity in the Context of Globalization: Situating Australia"
  
• Kim Rubenstein
  "The High Court and The Shaping of Australian Citizenship"
• Joseph Assaf
  "Why I chose to become an Australian citizen"
  
• His Excellency the Governor Sir James Gobbo
  Australian Citizenship Conference Dinner Speaker
• Small Group Discussions
  Discussion topics (PDF format)
  Discussion topics (PPT format)
  National Identity and Citizenship (PDF format)
  Multiculturalism and Citizenship (PDF format)
  
  

Day Three: THE FUTURE

• Gary Sturgess
  "Citizen, Customer, Community: Changing Attitudes to Political Membership"
  
• Jane Connors
  "The United Nations and Citizenship"
  
• Linda Burney
  "Reconciliation and Citizenship"
  
• Professor Stephen Castles
  "The Future of Australian Citizenship in a Globalising World"
  
• Martin Ferguson MP AO
  "Eyes Wide Open - Grasping the Opportunities of Citizenship"
• Associate Professor Robert Manne
  Concluding Remarks - the Past and the Future of Citizenship in Australia
• Hon Philip Ruddock, MP
  Future Directions for Australian Citizenship