Japan: a Champion for Human Rights and Democrary in East and Southeast Asia?

Working conditions in many developing countries’ supply chains continue to be poor and little is known about corporate social responsibility (CSR) drivers that originate at the beginning of global...

To celebrate our 110th anniversary the Stockholm School of Economics will open the doors during Stockholm Culture Night (Kulturnatt Stockholm). Bring your friends and family and join one of our guided...

On Friday January 26th, Anders Sewering from the Center for Sports & Business attended the 5th edition of Swedish Elite Football's (SEF) Network Arena in Amsterdam to talk about the Management Diploma...

In spite of being a strong force on the world stage, there is a kindness about Magdalena Andersson that puts you at ease the moment you meet her. Her wit and her warmth are disarming and her...

When she speaks, people listen. When she writes, people feel. Blending intellectual rigor with emotional conviction, this woman speaks up for what she believes in, steps up to the call of action, and...

See the photos from the conference "Private sector engagement in Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction", co-organized by the Stockholm Centre for Eastern European Studies (SCEEUS) and the Stockholm...

Three out of four Swedes want to see more measures in place to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Two out of five are positive to a temporary curfew in cities. This according to a new study at the...

Sebastian Knutsson is quick, creative, and adaptable. While others work to develop a current idea, he’s already imagining the next. The path that led him to where he is today is perhaps just as...

Just a few weeks before the exam for the course Global Challenges was to take place, the new Corona virus spread quickly around the globe and brought with it a sudden global economic downturn. The...