Sweden has a public healthcare system that provides medical care to all residents. To access healthcare, you need to have a personal number and be registered with a healthcare provider.

Launching as of today: a new report from the Mistra Financial System program by researchers Hans Lööf, Gustav Martinsson and Ali Mohammadi.

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

How should we evaluate performance in the public sector when so many outcomes depend on factors beyond local control? A new study from the Center for Municipality Governance at the Stockholm School of...

Welcome to a Sport/Author Talk with sports journalist Olof Lundh on February 10, lunchtime. Olof will discuss the key revelations from his latest book "The Last Campfire". The conversation will...

Length of life is increasing in most populations and it is necessary to raise employment to finance pension payments in the future. As a Wallenberg Academy Fellow, Johanna Wallenius will investigate...

Sweden has given strong support to Ukraine in its fight against Russia’s invasion—but there’s been far less attention on the Ukrainians who’ve fled to Sweden. A new policy brief shows that these...

In 2020, the Department of Marketing and Strategy launched a new research initiative to probe what the future market-based economy will look like, the changes it will bring for incumbent firms,...

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Artificial intelligence is transforming how knowledge is created and used. At the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE), AI is integrated in a structured and transparent way across education, research