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Retail Management students in E-Commerce Retail Club participated in a strategy workshop with Mandaley - the group behind the Swedish fashion brands Soft Goat and Malina, exploring how to develop the optimal marketing mix for brands at different stages of growth.

What happens to public administration when artificial intelligence and automation become part of everyday decision-making? This Monday evening, researchers and experts gathered at the Stockholm School of Economics to discuss how digital technologies are reshaping public institutions and raising questions about efficiency, accountability, and democratic control.

Executive director Staffan Holmberg and Senior advisor Carl Wangel joined a Swedish delegation to bring home new insights from the conference Future Operations – Resilience in Transitioning Energy regarding how to create local, regional and national energy resilience within the larger Nordic-Baltic and NATO context.   

Johanna Wallenius, Professor and Head of the Department of Economics, discusses the strengths and challenges of Sweden’s pension system in an interview with EFN’s Finansmagasinet.

Businesses, policymakers, and environmental organizations may share sustainability goals but disagree on how to achieve them. A new study published in the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science examines how these differences shape efforts to transform forest-based markets.

What can economics reveal about gender-based violence? In an interview with the American University of Armenia, SITE researcher Maria Perrotta Berlin explores the role of social norms, the challenges of measuring violence, and how research can inform policy.