A report from Swesif, co-produced by Misum, researchers Emma Sjöström and Rachelle Belinga look at drivers and challenges for integrating ESG issues in financial analysis.

The Stockholm School of Economics’ Center for Sports and Business is embarking on a new collaboration with Parasport Sweden to help boost the organization during its journey of change. In the long...

How can science be accessible to more people? Join SSE's very own Professor Laurence Romani as she discusses with Professor Nicole Kringos from KTH and young people from the F1RST network – a...

Victor Planas Bielsa from EDHEC Business School visited us at the House of Innovation, where he presented a seminar on what AI actually changes, and what still depends on us.

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...

With 73% of Sweden's economy influenced by international shocks, policymakers and businesses require strategic adaptability – especially in light of the recent interest rate hikes by central...

This week, the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) opens its doors to a new cohort of students embarking on their academic journeys. Beyond enrollment, the week mixes academic sessions and fun social...

In a new report from Swesif, co-produced by Misum, researchers Emma Sjöström and Rachelle Belinga look at drivers and challenges for integrating ESG issues in financial analysis.

The main objective of this research effort is to develop systematic knowledge concerning the relationship between culture, leadership, and organizational practices.

The research project “Foundations” started in 2002 with support from Riksbankens Jubileumsfond and Öhrlings PricewaterhouseCoopers.