Maarja Saar
Docent|Associate Professor
- Professional title: Associate Professor
- Telephone: +46 (0)10-1428988
- Email: maarja.saar@miun.se
- Location: Östersund
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- Department:
- Department of Psychology and Social Work (PSO)
Publications
Articles in journals
Chapters in books
Articles in journals
Saar, M. (2023). East-West Mobility Space - The Role of Different Types of Capitals in Moving or Staying Put. Central and Eastern European Migration Review, vol. 12: 2, pp. 153-167.
Saar, M. , Fröhlig, F. , Ericson, M. & Kopeykina, V. (2022). Complex and Convoluted Borders within EU : Free-Movers and Their Experience of Negotiating Borders to Labor Market and Social Welfare in Sweden. Nordic Journal of Migration Research, vol. 12: 2, pp. 174-189.
Saar, M. & Aavik, K. (2022). Negotiating neoliberalism in the private sphere : narratives of Estonian single mothers. Journal of Baltic Studies, vol. 53: 1, pp. 1-18.
Saar, M. & Nase, M. (2022). Psycho-social wellbeing in migration studies—the potential of the concept of actionability. Migration Studies, vol. 9: 4, pp. 1789-1806.
Saar, M. , Sojka, B. & Runfors, A. (2022). Welfare Deservingness for Migrants : Does the Welfare State Model Matter?. Social Inclusion, vol. 10: 1
Saar, M. & Saar, E. (2020). Can the Concept of Lifestyle Migration be applied to Return Migration? The Case of Estonians in the UK. International migration (Geneva. Print), vol. 58: 2, pp. 52-66.
Saar, M. (2019). Using reflexivity to explain variations in migration among the highly-skilled. Identities, vol. 26: 6, pp. 688-705.
King, R. , Lulle, A. , Parutis, V. & Saar, M. (2018). From peripheral region to escalator region in Europe : Young Baltic graduates in London. European Urban and Regional Studies, vol. 25: 3, pp. 284-299.
Saar, M. (2018). To return or not to return? The importance of identity negotiations for return migration. Social Identities, vol. 24: 1, pp. 120-133.
Chapters in books
Sojka, B. & Saar, M. (2020). Returnees : unwanted citizens or cherished countrymen. In Social Policy Review 32 : Analysis and Debate in Social Policy, 2020. Bristol University Press. pp. 71-92.