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Intelligence experts from the Center for Statecraft and Strategic Communication present research at a major international intelligence history conference in London

How can Sweden better assess the value of medicines, not only for patients but also for society and the economy? In a new podcast episode, Karl Wennberg, Professor and Director of the Center for Resilient Health at the Stockholm School of Economics, discusses how healthcare investments can create broader societal benefits.

Academic freedom is not just about protecting researchers from outside pressure. A new study argues that how universities evaluate research also matters, and warns that relying too heavily on journal rankings could discourage research that tackles complex challenges such as sustainability.

As Executive Director of SHoF, you will have a central role in leading and further developing this business. The role combines strategic leadership with clear operational responsibility and offers great opportunities to influence how SHoF develops, is visible and creates value. 

What happens when we share an intense experience in the real world? At our next Happy Hour Research Seminar, we explore happiness and human connection through an unusual research setting: a roller-coaster ride.   Join Micael Dahlen and Daniel Berglind as they present: The Thrill of Togetherness: First findings from the Liseberg Happiness Lab.

The Center for Statecraft and Strategic Communication (CSSC) is inviting applications for a fully funded PhD fellowship focused on propaganda, disinformation, and strategic communication in international affairs. The fellowship offers an opportunity to conduct historically informed research within CSSC and an international network of scholars. Applications open December 1, 2026.