Women as Australian Citizens examines the long histories of citizenship for Australian women of various ethnic and cultural backgrounds, showing how gender, far from being irrelevant, has been central to constructions of the concept of citizenship. Hence citizenship has been masculinized, and women's citizenly activities marginalized. This challenging and original work problematises the concept of citizenship' and the unstated assumptions infusing it.
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