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We announce a Post Doc/Research Fellow position open for application at the European Institute of Japanese Studies at Stockholm School of Economics. 

The Baltic countries have a distinctive perspective on what makes societies resilient, shaped as much by the challenges of the present as by their experience of Soviet occupation and the recovery of independence.   

One rule encourages banks to share financial data while another requires them to protect it. As European regulations increasingly govern both financial services and the technology behind them, banks face a growing challenge: how to follow the rules while continuing to develop useful services for customers. 

Last week 27 ambitious senior leaders in the Nordic defense and security sector started their 14-month long SSE Nordic Defense MBA. 

More than $1 trillion in private capital has left Russia since Putin became president the first time and a growing share is becoming harder to trace. A new policy brief by Torbjörn Becker shows how sanctions, frozen assets and weaker financial transparency are reshaping Russian money flows.

On November 10, the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics and the Center for Statecraft and Strategic Communication at the Stockholm School of Economics will bring together journalists, researchers and financial experts to examine how cryptocurrency is used in illicit finance and how institutions can respond.