Filip Wijkström will participate in a discussion about civil society and state institutions in times of crisis.

Having recently successfully defended their bachelor theses, some of the working pairs agreed to present their work in short video interviews.

A new study by House of Innovation researcher Marco Mismetti reveals that when it comes to digital transformation, what matters most for the transformation of family firms isn’t technology – but mindset. Published in Small Business Economics, this research shows how internal family business dynamics (so-called “dispositions”) can either fuel innovation or hold it back.

The House of Innovation (HOI) currently invites applications for two tenure-track positions (Assistant Professor level) one with a focus on Digital Innovation and Artificial Intelligence, and one with a focus on Entrepreneurship.

Could Sweden emerge as an attractive alternative for international researchers struggling to find jobs at U.S. universities? Yes—at least for early-career academics, a group of international scholars concluded during a roundtable discussion organized by Stockholms Akademiska Forum, with the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) as host, on June 18.

We are seeking a dedicated and proactive Service Specialist to join our Info center team that is a part of Education Office

Last week, 25 fellows from 21 countries came together at Kämpasten, outside Sigtuna, for the 2025 Masterclass of the International Politics and Diplomacy for Health Executive Program - a joint initiative by the Stockholm School of Economics and Karolinska Institutet. The focus: how to put health at the center of political agendas.

SSE is looking for an Alumni Relations Project Manager to out External Relations Department.

As Ukraine continues to defend itself and rebuild from war, one idea is gaining traction: seize Russia’s frozen assets to help foot the bill. This policy brief, by Anders Olofsgård, Deputy Director of SITE, explores legal and economic arguments that support the case for turning these resources into a long-term support fund for Ukraine’s recovery.

A newly published government review led by former Prime Minister Carl Bildt proposes sweeping changes to Sweden’s intelligence services in response to a shifting and increasingly complex global security environment.