I dagarna ska FN diskutera de 17 globala målen. De mätningar som hittills gjorts visar att få länder är på rätt väg. Imorse intervjuades Misum-forskaren Ranjula Bali Swain om sin forskning kring de globala målen av Sveriges Radios Ekot.

Aging can lead real interest rates to be permanently and significantly lower in the future and structural change guided by technological progress leads the hourly wage in the goods sector to grow more than in the service sector. This is shown by Andrea Papetti, researcher at the Stockholm School of Economics and economist at the European Central Bank.

Torsdag 17 oktober gästas Scores öppna seminarium av professor Sabina Siebert, University of Glasgow. Välkommen!

After holding a seminar at a food fair, GastroSummit, in Älvsjö recently, SSE Professor Magnus Söderlund has been in the center of attention in international media.

The Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics invites applications for tenure-track positions at the assistant and associate professor level.

Walk-the-talk, talk-the-walk or t(w)alk? A common view is that much talk and no walk will get you nowhere – and certainly not when it comes to CSR management. You have heard it before: ‘action speaks louder than words’. But talk is not necessarily inferior to action, according to Mette Morsing, Professor and Mistra chair of sustainable markets at Stockholm School of Economics

Välkommen till öppet seminarium om den andra delrapporteringen från forskningsprojektet Framtidens universitetssjukhus - Beslut om Nya Karolinska Solna.

I utställningen Clouds, bubbles and stars kommer tre nyproducerade och platsspecifika verk att ställas ut av konstnären Peter Hagdahl i Handelshögskolans ljusgård och i entrén vid Sveavägen 65.

Torsdag 3 oktober håller Richard Swedberg, professor emeritus i sociologi och gästprofessor vid Score, ett öppet seminarium. Välkommen!

“Policy Lessons After 30 Years of Research on Transition” is organized to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Polish parliamentary elections of June 1989. Thirty years since the breakthrough elections in Poland numerous challenges remain and the role of good evidence-based policies seems to be as relevant as ever.