Conference program:

International Conference on Migration, Citizenship and Intercultural Relations

Thursday 19 - Friday 20 November 2009
Venue: Deakin University Australia
Keynote Address: LT 3 (B1.2.04)
Parallel Sessions - B1.25, B1.26, B1.28, B1.29, B2.38

20 minutes per paper and 15 minutes of general discussion will conclude each section.

DAY 1 - Thursday 19 November 2009
Registration, Inauguration and Welcome
8.00am - 8. 45 am	Registration and Morning tea/coffee - Outside LT 3 (B1.2.04)
8.45 am- 9.15 am	Welcome to ICMCIR '09 : Professor Fethi Mansouri, Chair Organising Committee - LT 3 (B1.2.04)
	Welcome by Professor Jennifer Radbourne, Dean, Faculty of Arts & Education - LT 3 (B1.2.04)
	Inauguration by Professor Philip Clarke, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) - LT 3 (B1.2.04)
Time	Keynote address 1 - LT 3 (B1.2.04)
9.20 am - 10. 10 am	Migration and Citizenship in the Making of a Global Labour Market Professor Stephen Castles Research Chair in Sociology, University of Sydney Associate Director, Professor of Migration and Refugee Studies, International Migration Institute, University of Oxford
Morning session
	Parallel Session - 1	Parallel Session - 2	Parallel Session - 3	Parallel Session - 4	Parallel Session - 5
	Venue : B1.25	Venue : B1.26	Venue : B1.28	Venue : B1.29	Venue : B2.38
Time	Paper	Paper	Paper	Paper	Paper
Theme	CITIZENSHIP ACROSS CULTURES	INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS	TRANSNATIONAL WORK	MUSLIM DIASPORA	INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS
10.20 am - 10.40 am	MPN019 Migrants and Immigrants in Asia and the West: Challenges to Inclusionary Citizenship Dr Michelle Ann Miller Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia	MPN082 Mending Wounded Relations: The Role of In-Group Dialogue in Divided Societies Mr George Vasilev University of Melbourne, Australia	MPN112 Transnational Crews and their Ways of Belongingness Ms Iris L. Acejo Cardiff University, Wales, UK	MPN 004 Reading the Qur'an in Diaspora : Society and Politics in European Muslim Immigrants Assistant Professor Necmettin Gokkir Istanbul Univesity, Turkey	MPN132 “Sometimes we have to start first, otherwise the bridge will never be built”: Muslims and the Australian way of life Professor Fethi Mansouri & Dr Michele Lobo Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation, Deakin University, Australia
10.40 am - 11.00 am	MPN038 Counting as Citizens: The case of the Nubians in the 2009 Kenyan census Ms Samantha Balaton-Chrimes Monash University, Australia	MPN062 The Deliberative Politics of Cultural Diversity: Beyond Interest and Identity Politics? Ms Selen Ayirtman Ercan Australian National University, Australia	MPN063 “The 'badanti' (informal caregiver) phenomenon in Italy: Characteristics and peculiarities of the access to the health care system” Ms Annalisa OrnaghiUniversity of Trento and Université Paris – Sorbonne, France Associate Professor Di M. Tognetti Bordogna, University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy	MPN 012 Muslims in Australia and Family Laws Associate Professor Archana Parashar Macquarie University, Australia	MPN 135 Bureaucracy and Multiculturalism: New Settlers, Social Inclusion and the Ethno-Politics of Successful Community Advocacy Dr. Steve Francis University of Melbourne/ Australian Red Cross, Australia
11.00 am - 11.20 am	MPN117 Towards a common model of expatriate voting rights? The case of Italian, Irish and Greek nationals abroad Dr Bruno Mascitelli & Dr Simone Battiston Swinburne University of Technology, Australia	MPN089 Building Bridges for social inclusion in multi-cultural societies Dr Angeline Ferdinand & Dr Deborah Warr, University of Melbourne, Australia	MPN130 Perceptions of temporary and permanent transnational migrants settling in regional South Australia Dr Kalpana Goel & Dr Rupesh Goel University of South Australia, Australia	MPN026 Learning to be Muslim in Hong Kong: Youth and Everyday Multiculturalism beyond the West Dr Paul James O’Connor Doctoral Graduate from University of Queensland, Australia	MPN096 Women’s Agency and a Burka Ban in Australia Ms Luara Ferracioli Australian National University, Australia
11.20 am - 11.35 am	Discussion
11.35 am - 11.50 am	Break
Theme	THEORIES OF CITIZENSHIP & DEMOCRACY	INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION	TRANSNATIONAL WORK	MUSLIM DIASPORA	INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS : NEW MEDIA
11.50 am - 12.10 pm	MPN048 ‘Commodified Citizenship in the Age of Security.’ Dr Pamela Leach Canadian Mennonite University, Winnipeg, Canada	MPN028 Performing foreigners: Attributed and appropriated roles and identities of Westerners teaching English in Shanghai Ms Phiona Stanley Monash University, Australia	MPN100 Diaspora, Cyberspace and the Search for Democracy in Nigeria Mr Adebola Ezekiel Akinsanya University of Ibadan, Nigeria	MPN092 Religious Identity of Indonesian-Australian Muslim Youth: Family, schooling and community Mr Teuku Zulfikar Monash University, Australia	MPN020 "New Media and Global Culture: A Case study of India" Ms Shikha Gupta Jagannth International Management School, New Delhi, India
12.10 pm - 12.30 pm	MPN128 Realpolitiking cosmopolitan ethics: media practices of communication practitioners in international humanitarian agencies Ms Akina Mikami The University of Melbourne, Australia	MPN084 Discourses about ‘others’: An exploratory study of how international students’‘frame’ their opinions of Australians and other international students at an Australian university. Dr Niranjala (Nina) Weerakkody Deakin University, Australia	MPN094 ‘It’s very hard over there; I am used to life in here’- Circular migration and the transnational lives of Basotho domestic workers in South Africa Ms Laura Griffin University of Melbourne, Australia	MPN031 Cultural and Religious Tolerance: The Malaysian Experience Dr. Mohd. Shuhaimi Bin Haji Ishak International Islamic University, Malaysia	MPN122 Positioning Cultural Idiosyncrasy and Identity in Multicultural Cyberspaces: Interfacing Languages and Cross-Cultural Virtual Encounters in a Globalizing World Ms Shizuka Abe University of Bristol, U.K. Professor On-Kwok Lai Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan
12.30 pm - 12.50 pm	MPN052 Globalised Transformations and Intersections: a human rights lens through which to view culture, identity and peace-building Ms Krista Lee-Jones Australian Human Rights Commission, Australia	MPN 001 Interpersonal Space of Erasmus Programme Students. The evidence for Multicultural Buffer Ms Monika Biłas-Henne Warsaw School of Social Psychology, Poland	MPN055 The Forgotten Family: Labour Migration and the Collapse of Traditional Values in Thailand's Tribal Communities Dr Scott Downman Griffith University, Australia	MPN087 Intercultural relations between the Jewish and Muslim Communities in Victoria Dr. Dvir Abramovich The University of Melbourne, Australia	MPN070 Online Communities as a Medium for Social Integration and Social Capital: The Case of Malaysia Ms Wan Munira Binti Wan Jaafar University of Canterbury, New Zealand
12.50 pm - 1.05 pm	Discussion
1.05 pm - 1.45 pm	Lunch Thuursday 19 November 2009 Einstein's Bistro Direction to Einstein's Building H, upper level, Melbourne Burwood Campus

Time	Keynote address 2 - LT 3 (B1.2.04)
1.55 pm - 2.45 pm	Australian Muslims: Indicators of Social Inclusion Emeritus Professor Riaz Hassan ARC Australian Professorial Fellow and Emeritus Professor, Flinders University, South Australia, Australia
Afternoon session
	Parallel Session - 1	Parallel Session - 2	Parallel Session - 3	Parallel Session - 4	Parallel Session - 5
	Venue : B1.25	Venue : B1.26	Venue : B1.28	Venue : B1.29	Venue : B2.38

Time	Paper	Paper	Paper	Paper	Paper
Theme	CULTURAL DIVERSITY & RACISM	IDENTITY AND CITIZENSHIP	TRANSNATIONAL WORK	MUSLIM DIASPORA	INCLUSION & EXCLUSION IN MULTICULTURAL STATES
2.50 pm - 3.10 pm	MPN029 Building on our strengths: A framework to reduce race-based discrimination and support diversity in Victoria Dr Yin Paradies The University of Melbourne, Australia	MPN061 Undoing the 'Ethnic', Normalising Identity Dr Nabila Jaber University of Canterbury, New Zealand	MPN124 Cosmopolitan vision of expatriates :a case of Japanese employees working in China Ms Moeko Minagawa, Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan	MPN050 Discourse and Policy: Muslims in Australia Mr Hadi Sohrabi & Dr Karen Farquharson, Swinburne University, Australia	MPN036 Immigration, social mobility and transformation of Australian multiculturalism Dr Val Colic-Peisker RMIT University, Australia
3.10 pm - 3.30 pm	MPN040 Migration, Racism and Conflict: An Analysis from the Perspective of Globalisation Mr Amartya Bag KIIT University, Orissa, India	MPN109 Conflicts and internal migrations in the Eastern Congo: Roles of States and nonprofit organizations, issues and perspectives for the regional sustainable development Mrs Anthonella Muanza University of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo	MPN125 Why different ? a study of Danish and Swedish Integration policies since the mid-1960s. Mr Mahama Tawat University of Otago, New Zealand	MPN067 Boundaries of Belonging: Iraqi Refugees in Australia Dr Katie Vasey Monash University, Victoria, Australia	MPN069 Mismanaging Multiculturalism: The Official English Movement in the United States. Ms Rachel Stevens Monash University, Australia
3.30 pm - 3.50 pm	MPN030 Racism and its impact on the health and wellbeing of Australian youth: empirical and theoretical insights Dr Louise Jenkins, & Professor Fethi Mansouri Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation, Deakin University, Australia Dr Lucas Walsh Foundation for Young Australians, Australia	MPN053 Localised Transformations and Intersections: a novel human rights approach that respects culture and identity, and supports peace-building Mr Conrad Gershevitch Australian Human Rights Commission, Australia	MPN065 Transnational Migration Experiences of Australia's Diaspora in the United States Ms Kelly Parker The University of Adelaide, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia	MPN076 Islamophobia: Some Implications for Female Muslim Teachers. Ms Taghreed Jamal Al-deen Monash University, Australia	MPN113 Path to citizenship: Acquisition of citizenship and inclusion of immigrants through military enlistment in the U.S. Ms Alice Le Clézio Sciences Po Paris/ C.E.R.I., Paris
3.50 pm - 4.05 pm	Discussion
4.05 pm - 4.20 pm	Break & Launch of 'Impact of Racism' Report by Foundation for Young Australians & Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation, Faculty of Arts and Education,Deakin University All delegates to LT 3 (B1.2.04)
Theme	CITIZENSHIP ACROSS CULTURE	INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS & POLITICS OF REPRESENTATION	TRANSNATIONAL WORK	INCLUSION & EXCLUSION IN MULTICULTURAL STATES	INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS : EDUCATION
4.20 pm - 4.40 pm	MPN042 Citizenship, Identity Politics and Social Inclusion/Exclusion: The Experiences of Youth from the Horn of Africa in Australia Ms Ela Ogru Monash University, Australia	MPN 015 Māori Identity by way of New Zealand Film or Why “I don’t have to be a particular skin colour to feel beige” Dr Davinia Thornley University of Otago, New Zealand	MPN 016 The Emerging Nomadic Social (Sub-)Citizenship for Filial Piety in a Globalizing Asia? The Enigma of Transnational Home Help in Hyper-Modernizing Ageing Societies Professor On-Kwok Lai, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan	MPN 014 The importance of Christianity in Australian national identity construction Dr Farida Fozdar Murdoch University, Australia	MPN 002 Myths and Realities of Intercultural Communication in Vision Schools: Towards 'One Malaysia'? Dr Azam Othman Institute of Education, IIUM, Malaysia
4.40 pm - 5.00 pm	MPN056 Language Policies in South-Korea: Talk Anglo-Korean Epic resistance in the hub of globalization Mr Mico Poonoosamy Monash University, Australia	MPN088 Development in the context of Borders: the Politics of Difference in Nkomazi, Mpumalanga Ms Lisa Elford Monash University, Australia	MPN134 Transnational Politics? The politics of temporary migration in Australia Dr Nicole Oke, Institute of Citizenship and Globalisation, Deakin University, Australia	MPN 017 Korean Chinese Migrants in their Multiculturalising Ethnic Homeland-South Korea: Challenges, Responses and Identity Questions Ms Yihua Hong University of Auckland, New Zealand	MPN 008 Fostering inclusive and ethical intercultural relations: The International Baccalaureate, international mindedness and the IB learner profile Ms Leanne Cause Deakin University, Australia
5.00 pm - 5.20 pm	MPN064 Citizenship, Multiculturalism in Korea Dr Tae-Jun Kim Korean Educational Development Institute (KEDI),Seoul, Korea	MPN 006 From aphasia to a celebration in language: Diasporic writers opening up dialogue between and within cultures Ms Anna Dimitriou Deakin University, Australia	MPN131 Informal care networks in Dubai Ms Laavanya Kathiravelu Macquarie University, Australia	MPN071 Meeting ‘community expectations’: populism and the deportation of long-term permanent residents from Australia Ms Amy Nethery Deakin University, Australia	MPN 018 Encounters with International Students: Reflections on Inclusive Pedagogy: Inflections of Language, Culture and Identity Dr Ruth Arber Deakin University, Australia
5.20 pm - 5.35 pm	Discussion
5.35 pm - 5.50 pm	Break
Theme	THEORIES OF CITIZENSHIP & DEMOCRACY	MIGRANT YOUTH & REFUGEES	TRANSNATIONAL WORK	MUSLIM DIASPORA	INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS
5.50 pm - 6.10 pm	MPN090 ‘Rethinking borderlines: Immigration Law and the capture of the refugee other’ Ms Claire Loughnan University of Melbourne, Australia	MPN104 The Intrusion of Immigration Law in American Public Universities Ms Fanny Lauby Université Paris III – Sorbonne Nouvelle, France	MPN057 Intergenerational Transnationalism: Japanese/Australian families as transnational actors Mr Atsushi Takeda University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia	MPN079 An investigation about the ties of Afghan immigrants to the National Identity of Islamic Republic of Iran: teenagers and young generation residents in Jahrom, Iran Mr Jalil Azizi, Beheshti University/Institute of Educational Research, Jahrom, Iran Mr Mojtaba Hemayatkhah, Payam Noor University, Jahrom, Iran	MPN105 Cultural transition and identity Dr Sabine Krajewski Macquarie University, Australia
6.10 pm - 6.30 pm	MPN121 Immigrant Multiculturalism and Indigenous Rights; exploring some normative tensions within liberal democratic theory Mr Steve Riley, Victoria University Wellington, UK	MPN120 From the Transnational to the Local: factors shaping the lives of young people who have had a refugee experience Ms Faorligh HunterDeakin University, Australia Mr Atem Atem Australian National University, Australia	MPN039 When there is no place like home:An exploration of transnational ties, connections and aspirations of Indonesian permanent migrants in Malaysia Ms Balambigai Balakrishnan The University of Adelaide, Adelaide, SA, Australia	MPN093 The role of the Prophet Mohammad in the establishment of citizenship rights in the Middle Ages Dr. Mohammad Reza Pak Islamic Azad University, Central Tehran	MPN119 A cross-cultural evaluation of critical incidents: Intercultural Effectiveness Training Mr Kakan Barua Mahachulalonkornrajavidyalaya University, Thailand
6.30 pm – 6.45 pm	Discussion and Conclusion
7.00 pm - 8.30 pm	Conference Dinner Einstein's Bistro Direction to Einstein's Building H, upper level, Melbourne Burwood Campus

DAY 2 - Friday 20 November 2009
Time	Keynote address 3 - LT 3 (B1.2.04)
9.20 am - 10. 10 am	‘Transnationalism and social inclusion in the city’ Professor Ruth Fincher Professor of Geography, The University of Melbourne
Morning session
	Parallel Session - 1	Parallel Session - 2	Parallel Session - 3	Parallel Session - 4	Parallel Session - 5
	Venue : B1.25	Venue : B1.26	Venue : B1.28	Venue : B1.29	Venue : B2.38

Time	Paper	Paper	Paper	Paper	Paper
Theme	DIVERSITY & PLACE	DIVERSITY & PLACE	DIVERSITY & PLACE	MUSLIM DIASPORA	INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS
10.20 am - 10.40 am	MPN133 Multicultural places and the idea of home Dr Vince P. Marotta Deakin University, Australia	MPN 013 Building Identity: Architecture and Sustainability Ms Neeti Trivedi Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia	MPN058 Comparing perceptions of immigrants and of the host society Dr Wolfgang Aschauer, University of Salzburg, Austria	MPN044 (Mis)recognition, Moral Panics and Muslim Movements: Deconstructing Muslim youth identities in Britain. Ms Camille Amanda La Brooy The University of Melbourne, Australia	MPN126 Segmented assimilation, transnationalism and educational attainment among children of Brazilian migrants in Japan Associate Professor Hirohisa Takenoshita Shizuoka University, Japan
10.40 am - 11.00 am	MPN081 Fractured Portraits: Mapping the Faultlines Ms Sarah Jameson RMIT University, Australia	MPN072 Displaced borders: Discovering the nation within the city Ms Katie Hepworth University of Technology, Sydney, Australia	MPN 005 Socio-cultural Inclusion and Exclusion arising from Religious and Ethnic Diversity: Multicultural Analysis Dr Yaghoob Foroutan University of Mazandaran, Iran	MPN 011 The representation of French Muslim minorities in a New Zealand newspaper Mr Shah M. Nister J. Kabir University of Otago, New Zealand	MPN123 Paki on-a-bike Dr Les Morgan Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation, Deakin University, Australia
11.00 am - 11.20 am	MPN049 Exploring parameters of multicultural belonging with Bosnian migrants in Australia Ms Lejla Voloder Monash University, Australia	MPN051 Shadows of the past: the role of architecture, place and memory in re-constructing the sense of self in a new built environment Ms Tanja Glusac Curtin University of Technology, Australia		MPN075 The impact of pilgrimage on social relationships and inter-cultural ties of the Shiite communities Dr Ali Yousofi , Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran	MPN098 Muslim Identities in Australia:An analysis of Muslim perceptions of religious, ethnic and national identities. Ms Rachel Woodlock Monash University, Australia
11.20 am - 11.35 am	Discussion
11.35 am - 11.50 am	Break
Theme	DIVERSITY & PLACE	INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS	INCLUSION & EXCLUSION IN MULTICULTURAL STATES	MUSLIM DIASPORA	INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS & POLITICS OF REPRESENTATION
11.50 am - 12.10 pm	MPN077 Practice of citizenship: the Mozambican immigration within the City of Johannesburg Ms Elena Ostanel University of Venice	MPN047 The Epistemology and the Logics of Ethnic Conflict within the Modern African State, and the Concept of Alajobi in Yoruba Cosmology Mr Badru Ronald Olufemi University of Ibadan,Ibadan, Nigeria	MPN099 Both sides of the story: Integration as a process of change in refugees and the community Ms Nayano Taylor-Neumann University of New England, Armidale NSW, Australia	MPN060 Infant mortality and migrant health in a Pakistani Muslim community in the UK Professor Neil Small University of Bradford, UK	MPN111 Phir bhi dil hain Hindustani – Bollywood in Indian Households Ms Penelope Goward Monash University, Australia
12.10 pm - 12.30 pm	MPN097 The formation of Viet Nam Migrants’ socio- cultural space in Taiwan - Case study of Tainan city Mr Ho Thi Thanh Nga National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan	MPN032 Inter-ethnic relationship and its effect on universalism in Iran Dr Ali Yousofi, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran Ms Mozhgan Azimi Hashemi Ferdowsi University & ACECR branch, Mashhad, Iran	MPN091 Non-returnable stateless migrant in Japan Dr Kayoko Ishii Nagoya University of Commerce and Business, Japan	MPN085 Social protection in Turkish communities in Germany and Australia Ms Tuba Boz, Monash University, Australia	MPN 009 Cultural (Mis)-Representations: African American Culture and its Local, (East-Central) European Appropriations Dr Andrzej Antoszek Catholic University of Lublin, Poland
12.30 pm - 12.50 pm	MPN035 Undocumented Citizens? Undocumented Migrants and Contestations of Citizenship in Los Angeles Dr Anne McNevin RMIT University, Australia	MPN095 Ethnic relations in a multi-ethnic context: combining two scales of observation Dr Dennis Zuev Researcher, CIES-ISCTE, Lisbon, Portugal	MPN129 Getting the message across: Intercultural knowledge for environmental health officers Dr Helen McKernan & Dr Louise Dunn Swinburne University of Technology, Australia	MPN054 Identity Construction of Muslim Mothers in Two Australian Picture Books: A Discursive Study Ms Mercedeh Makoui Deakin University, Australia	MPN034 Migration, transnationalism and diasporic travel: Estonian-Australians travelling 'back' Dr Brad Ruting School of Geosciences, The University of Sydney , Australia
12.50 pm - 1.05 pm	Discussion
1.05 pm - 1.45 pm	Lunch - Outside LT 3 (B1.2.04)

Time	Keynote address 4- LT 3 (B1.2.04)
1.55 pm - 2.45 pm	‘The Domestication and Securitisation of Muslims and Islam as a National Security Project’ Professor Michael Humphrey Depart of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Sydney
Afternoon session
	Parallel Session - 1	Parallel Session - 2	Parallel Session - 3	Parallel Session - 4	Parallel Session - 5
	Venue : B1.25	Venue : B1.26	Venue : B1.28	Venue : B1.29	Venue : B2.38

Time	Paper	Paper	Paper	Paper	Paper
Theme	INCLUSION & EXCLUSION IN MULTICULTURAL STATES	INCLUSION & EXCLUSION IN MULTICULTURAL STATES	MIGRANT YOUTH & REFUGEES	INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS	INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION
2.50 pm - 3.10 pm	MPN 007 Multiculturism, Identity and Citizenship Mr Melville Miranda Charles Stuart University, Australia	MPN073 Navigating Australian workplaces: perceived barriers by migrants and ‘locals’. Ms Vittoria Grossi Macquarie University, Australia	MPN102 Youth, Multicultural Living and the Limits of Social Cohesion Associate Professor Anita Harris University of Queensland, Australia	MPN033 Intercultural communication and its effect on social distance in Iran Dr Ali Yousofi, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran Ms Mozhgan Azimi Hashemi Ferdowsi University & ACECR branch Mashhad, Iran	MPN106 Neoliberalism and neo-colonialism in adult basic education Ms Tannis Atkinson University of Toronto, Canada
3.10 pm - 3.30 pm	MPN043 The Future of multiculturalism in Australia: Dabbling with gramsci’s Toolbox Dr Giancarlo Chiro University of South Australia, Australia	MPN110 Peak oil and temporary migration: developing a model to predict possible impacts of energy stress Mr Hao Duan University of New South Wales at the Australian Defence Force Academy, Canberra, Australia	MPN103 Youth Migration: "To be or not to be" Associate Professor D. L. Vasintha Veeran United Arab Emirates University, United Arab Emirates	MPN023 The Relevance of Indigenous Knowledge and Identities of Black Africans in Britain Mr Akeem Ayofe Akinwale University of Ibadan, Nigeria	MPN108 A Weekend Chinese School in Melbourne: Students' identities, culture and education Ms Cunzhen Yang Monash University, Australia
3.30 pm - 3.50 pm	MPN037 Bangladeshi Immigrant Diversity in Toronto: Exploring ‘Canadian Multiculturalism’ through ‘Bengali Culture’ Lenses Mr Rumel Halder University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada	MPN086 Pluralism, allegiance and transnational citizenship: the re-location of social and political identities. Ms Rebecca Cameron Monash University, Australia	MPN118 Conducting socially inclusive research: reflections on working with refugee youth Ms Karen Block University of Melbourne, Australia	MPN074 Migrated Bihari people of Syodpur in Bangladesh: Socio-cultural Aspect Associate Professor Motofa Tarequl Ahsan University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh
3.50 pm - 4.05 pm	Discussion
4.05 pm - 4.20 pm	Break
Theme	INCLUSION & EXCLUSION IN MULTICULTURAL STATES	IDENTITY AND CITIZENSHIP	INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS & POLITICS OF REPRESENTATION
4.20 pm - 4.40 pm	MPN068 Scaling Protected Western Fence: The Fate of Nigerian Immigrants to Europe Dr Paul Obi-Ani University of Nigeria, Nigeria	MPN114 The Politics of Recognition & Intercultural Relations in Australia Dr Christina Ho & Dr Barbara Bloc Unversity of Technology, Sydney, Australia	MPN080 Institutional responses to racism: the public pedagogy of immigration museums Dr Joel Windle Monash University, Australia
4.40 pm - 5.00 pm	MPN066 Enhancing cooperation with the police: An empirical study of ethnic minority groups in Australia Associate Professor Kristina(Tina) Murphy Deakin University, Australia	MPN101 Marriage Networks across the Islands: Filipino Migration from Cebu to Tasmania Dr Juliet Pietsch Deakin University, Australia	MPN041 Jews in Melbourne: a post-migration community? Associate Professor Michele Langfield Deakin University, Australia
5.00 pm - 5.20 pm	MPN127 Silence and Strategies: (Re)articulation of femininities in an Indonesian Chinese family Ms Gloria Arlini National University of Singapore, Singapore	MPN059 Transnational Chinese Diasporic Network in NZ: www.skykiwi.co.nz Ms Jingnan Xu University of Canterbury, New Zealand	MPN 003 The Nigeria state and crisis of identity: Efforts made in crafting political unity in a deeply divided society. Professor Godwin Onu Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria
5.20 pm - 5.35 pm	Discussion and Conclusion
Thank you for being a part of ICMCIR '09

Conference program:

International Conference on Migration, Citizenship and Intercultural Relations

DAY 1 - Thursday 19 November 2009

Registration, Inauguration and Welcome

Keynote address 1 - LT 3 (B1.2.04)

Keynote address 2 - LT 3 (B1.2.04)

DAY 2 - Friday 20 November 2009

Keynote address 3 - LT 3 (B1.2.04)

Keynote address 4- LT 3 (B1.2.04)

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