Academic article

• Ariansen, Anja Maria Steinsland (2021). "Quiet is the New Loud": The Biosociology Debate's Absent Voices . (external link)
• Berg, Erik; Sivertsen, Åse; Ariansen, Anja Maria Steinsland et al. (2016). Socio-economic status and reproduction among adults born with an oral cleft: A population-based cohort study in Norway. (external link)
• Ariansen, Anja Maria Steinsland (2014). Age, occupational class and sickness absence during pregnancy: a retrospective analysis study of the Norwegian population registry. (external link)
• Ariansen, Anja Maria Steinsland; Mykletun, Arnstein (2014). Does postponement of first pregnancy increase gender differences in sickness absence? A register based analysis of Norwegian employees in 1993-2007. (external link)
• Myrtveit, Solbjørg Makalani; Steinsland Ariansen, Anja Maria; Wilhelmsen, Ingvard et al. (2013). A population based validation study of self-reported pensions and benefits: the Nord-Trøndelag health study (HUNT). (external link)
• Steinsland, Anja Maria; Hansen, Hans-Tore (2010). Klasseforskjeller i sykefravær i Norge : en sammenligning av ulike klasseskjemaer. (external link)

Letter to the editor

• Ariansen, Anja Maria Steinsland; Gloppen, Siri; Rakner, Lise et al. (2020). Time for global health diplomacy. (external link)

Academic literature review

• Bakken, Inger Johanne Landsjøåsen; Ariansen, Anja Maria Steinsland; Knudsen, Gun Peggy S. et al. (2019). The Norwegian Patient Registry and the Norwegian Registry for Primary Health Care: Research potential of two nationwide healthcare registries. (external link)

Doctoral dissertation

• Ariansen, Anja Maria Steinsland (2015). Women's sickness absence in contemporary Norway. The impact of lass, motherhodd, and pregnancy. (external link)

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Doctoral thesis is about gender, parenthood, pregnancy, and sickness absence. The articles are based on quantitative analyses of the Norwegian Level of Living Survey and Norwegian registry data (Fd-Trygd). During her research project, she has had a research stay at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she visited Professor Arne Kalleberg and attended his classes on «Work and occupations».