Deep in the forest of northern Sweden, rolling hills like hands cradle the tiny village of Stöde. Woven together by the threads of time and tradition, there is a church, a school, and a lake. With her...

NEW PAPER PUBLISHED: How is crowdfunding organised? Is it a network, a community, a market, or an organization? Kristian Roed Nielsens new paper is downloadable for free Nov and Dec 2018. Below is an...

European Student Assembly

The Stockholm Institute of Transition Economic (SITE) has the pleasure to invite you to a presentation on Thursday November 16, 15.00-16.00 by Mikhail Kasyanov, Former Prime Minister of Russia and an...

People with certain genetic traits tend to earn more and enjoy better health. But genes alone don’t tell the whole story. A new study co-authored by Magnus Johannesson, Professor at the Department of...

Linnéa Claeson received her diploma from Elin Wiklander at the Stockholm School of Economics on March 16, 2017.

SEFORÏS, a research consortium supported by the European Commission, has announced the first findings in a large study on the state of social entrepreneurship conducted in several EU member states,...

SITE and NES (New Economic School) researchers investigate how multinational firms manage their relationships with governments under the threat of expropriation. Exploring micro data from the oil and...

How can history help policymakers and business leaders make better decisions? This is the key question in a new course in Applied History at the Stockholm School of Economics. The 7.5 ECTS course is...

“Japan is back - Implications of the Takaichi Economic Policy” with Naoyuki Yoshino, Keio University