Kristi Anniste
Biographic Data
| ID | 271085 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kristi Anniste |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kristi |
| FAMILY NAME | Anniste |
| SIGNATURE | ANNISTE K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tartu |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Towards Incomplete Migration
For a comprehensive understanding of the changing and complex migration patterns in Europe, both quantitative and qualitative analyseis are needed. In this paper we complement the studies on migration patterns of East-West migration by qualitatively analysing Estonian migration to Finland. The aim of the paper is to analyse the migration histories of Estonian migrants in Finland with a focus on the meaning and consequences of these patterns on an…
Ethnic differences in integration levels and return migration intentions
Immigrantsâ desire to stay in the host country or return to the country of origin depends largely on the balance between their degree of integration in the host country and their level of attachment to the country of origin. Ethnic diversity is growing rap
Socialist Summer-home Settlements in Post-socialist Suburbanisation
The construction of new housing has been the most visible of all the spatial changes to have affected the post-socialist suburban landscape. It is argued in this article that former summer-home settlements are a hidden component of contemporary residential suburbanisation in former socialist countries. The building of summer or weekend homes ( dacha settlements in the former Soviet Union) around major cities for urban residents was a specific fea…
The Formation and Development of the Estonian Diaspora
The Estonian diaspora was formed by two major, completed, waves of emigration and one further, emerging, wave of out-migration. The first mass emigration started in the mid-nineteenth century and lasted until World War I. During this period, demographic transition was taking place, yet there were limited options for urbanward migration within Estonia. This situation forced many Estonians to look for alternative destinations. Russia attracted migr…
From Priority‐led to Market‐led Suburbanisation in a Post‐communist Metropolis
Recently, Sjöberg and Gentile generalised the priority mechanisms that shaped the settlement systems and individual cities in countries that were formerly centrally planned. The paper adds the metropolitan level to those macro and microlevel approaches, and links the priority approach to a more general theory of the urban life cycle (Van den Berg and colleagues) in order to understand the processes of population change in this group of countries.…
From Priority‐led to Market‐led Suburbanisation in a Post‐communist Metropolis
Recently, Sjöberg and Gentile generalised the priority mechanisms that shaped the settlement systems and individual cities in countries that were formerly centrally planned. The paper adds the metropolitan level to those macro and microlevel approaches, and links the priority approach to a more general theory of the urban life cycle (Van den Berg and colleagues) in order to understand the processes of population change in this group of countries.…
Ethnic differences in integration levels and return migration intentions
Immigrantsâ desire to stay in the host country or return to the country of origin depends largely on the balance between their degree of integration in the host country and their level of attachment to the country of origin. Ethnic diversity is growing rap
Socialist Summer-home Settlements in Post-socialist Suburbanisation
The construction of new housing has been the most visible of all the spatial changes to have affected the post-socialist suburban landscape. It is argued in this article that former summer-home settlements are a hidden component of contemporary residential suburbanisation in former socialist countries. The building of summer or weekend homes ( dacha settlements in the former Soviet Union) around major cities for urban residents was a specific fea…
The Formation and Development of the Estonian Diaspora
The Estonian diaspora was formed by two major, completed, waves of emigration and one further, emerging, wave of out-migration. The first mass emigration started in the mid-nineteenth century and lasted until World War I. During this period, demographic transition was taking place, yet there were limited options for urbanward migration within Estonia. This situation forced many Estonians to look for alternative destinations. Russia attracted migr…
From Priority‐led to Market‐led Suburbanisation in a Post‐communist Metropolis
Recently, Sjöberg and Gentile generalised the priority mechanisms that shaped the settlement systems and individual cities in countries that were formerly centrally planned. The paper adds the metropolitan level to those macro and microlevel approaches, and links the priority approach to a more general theory of the urban life cycle (Van den Berg and colleagues) in order to understand the processes of population change in this group of countries.…
The Formation and Development of the Estonian Diaspora
The Estonian diaspora was formed by two major, completed, waves of emigration and one further, emerging, wave of out-migration. The first mass emigration started in the mid-nineteenth century and lasted until World War I. During this period, demographic transition was taking place, yet there were limited options for urbanward migration within Estonia. This situation forced many Estonians to look for alternative destinations. Russia attracted migr…
Socialist Summer-home Settlements in Post-socialist Suburbanisation
The construction of new housing has been the most visible of all the spatial changes to have affected the post-socialist suburban landscape. It is argued in this article that former summer-home settlements are a hidden component of contemporary residential suburbanisation in former socialist countries. The building of summer or weekend homes ( dacha settlements in the former Soviet Union) around major cities for urban residents was a specific fea…
Ethnic differences in integration levels and return migration intentions
Immigrantsâ desire to stay in the host country or return to the country of origin depends largely on the balance between their degree of integration in the host country and their level of attachment to the country of origin. Ethnic diversity is growing rap
Towards Incomplete Migration
For a comprehensive understanding of the changing and complex migration patterns in Europe, both quantitative and qualitative analyseis are needed. In this paper we complement the studies on migration patterns of East-West migration by qualitatively analysing Estonian migration to Finland. The aim of the paper is to analyse the migration histories of Estonian migrants in Finland with a focus on the meaning and consequences of these patterns on an…
Geography (5 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Urbanization and City Planning (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economy (2 works) · Estonian (2 works)