Contents: Understanding the contest of community: illiberal practices in the EU?, Elspeth Guild, Kees Groenendijk and Sergio Carrera. Part I Citizenship and Integration: The European Union: Political rights and multilevel citizenship in Europe, Jo Shaw; Passing citizenship tests as a requirement for naturalisation: a comparative perspective, Gerard-René de Groot, Jan-Jaap Kuipers and Franziska Weber; European citizenship: a tool for integration?, Zeynep Yanasmayan. Part II Citizenship and Integration: The National Arenas: The impacts of EU enlargement on nation building and citizenship law, Judit Tóth; Justifying citizenship tests in the Netherlands and the UK, Ricky Van Oers; Dual citizenship as an element of the integration process in receiving societies: the case of Slovenia, Barbara Kejzar; Religious citizenship as a substitute for immigrant integration? The governance of diversity in Austria, Julia Mourão Permoser and Sieglinde Rosenberger. Part III Immigration and Integration: The European Union: Doing and deserving: competing frames of integration in the EU, Dora Kostakopoulou, Sergio Carrera and Moritz Jesse; Missing in action: effective protection for 3rd-country nationals from discrimination under Community law, Moritz Jesse; Free movement as a precondition for integration of 3rd-country nationals in the EU, Sara Iglesias Sánchez; Access to social assistance benefits and Directive 2004/38, Paul Minderhoud. Part IV Immigration and Integration:The National Arenas: Integration and immigration: the vicissitudes of Dutch 'Inburgering', Leonard F.M. Besselink; Liberal states - privatised integration policies?, Ines Michalowski; The integration agenda in British migration law, Bernard Ryan; Discrimination instead of integration? Integration requirements for immigrants in Denmark and Germany, Anja Wiesbrock; Nationality, Immigration and 'the republican integration' in France: normativisation, expansionism and externalisation, Sergio Carrera; Immigration and.