Migration and Citizenship draws together sociological, social policy and political concepts relating to migration and citizenship in the twenty-first century. Key international scholars provide a comprehensive analysis of migration trends, strategies for migrant incorporation, the dominant models of citizenship and a theoretical framework for understanding the dynamic processes that link migration and citizenship in the global era. Case studies of Australia, France, Germany, South Africa, the United Kingdom and the United States help illustrate the theoretical models in practice in a way that undergraduates and postgraduates will find useful and engaging.