What kind of freedom do principals really have to lead their schools? At a time when expectations for school performance are growing, principals are expected to juggle administrative demands,...

SSE's podcast Sound Economy is back, after a few months' hiatus. This time with a new host! Listen to Emma Summer Johnsson and Professor Torbjörn Becker delve into the difficult subject of Ukraine and...

The paper "The dark side of agglomeration, sustained wealth and transposition of trading institutions—the case of Bordeaux in the 18th and 19th centuries" written by Albin Skog and Örjan Sölvell has...

Erik Wetter, researcher at the Mistra Center for Sustainable Markets (MISUM) at Stockholm School of Economics, is one of two people from Sweden that have been invited to participate in the Third...

Erik Meyersson, Assistant professor at the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics, explains the Turkey's drift towards authoritarianism and future economic development on Sveriges Radio.

The Cabinet Room is a classroom full of contemporary art, placed in curiosity cabinets in-between compartments made for students to sit in. The room still seats 41 students, and is a classroom...

Jacob Dahlgren is an artist working with everyday and ordinary objects, often domestic, industrially manufactured. He his constantly seeking geometric and abstract patterns in his surrounding world

Maria Miesenberger´s Change of Direction (2015), platinated bronze and steel, is to be found in the entrance hall of House of Innovation, Norrtullsgatan 2.

This year, 2018, Sweden and Japan are celebrating the 150th anniversary of diplomatic relations. The European Institute of Japanese Studies (EIJS), the Japanese Association in Stockholm (JFS) and...

How can we encourage consumers to buy more energy efficient cars, houses or appliances? New policy brief by Chloé Le Coq, Associate Professor at SITE, and Rebecca Ly, Research Assistant at SITE,...