On 6 October 2020, the European Court of Justice ruled that "Lex CEU", a 2017 Hungarian law that aimed to restrict the activities of foreign universities and specifically targeted Central European...

Today’s political crisis in Belarus has given a rise to the phenomenon classified in political science as political illegitimacy. However, this is not a pure political phenomenon. It causes adverse...

The Stockholm School of Economics and Invest Stockholm release the third Stockholm FinTech Report today, which examines investments, the talent pool, and trends. This report reviews disclosed...

Warm welcome to the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE) annual Development Day Conference on December 5, 2025, as we continue the discussion of Ukraine's and Moldova's path towards...

How can both workers and firms benefit from automation and AI? The Swedish industry offers important lessons, according to a doctoral thesis from the Stockholm School of Economics.

The Nobel Prize in Economics this year has been awarded to Claudia Goldin for her transformative work on the drivers behind the gender differences on the labor market. Goldin makes history as the...

We are excited to welcome you to a research seminar with Professor Roy Suddaby from the University of Victoria, University of Liverpool & Washington State University.

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant dream in the energy sector—it’s already reshaping how power is generated, distributed, and consumed. This new policy brief, published by the Stockholm...

Sweden is moving toward a fossil-free future, but its electricity market faces significant uncertainties regarding demand, costs, and policy directions. A new report by SITE research fellow Chloé Le...

Why do carbon and fuel taxes trigger political backlash? In a new policy brief, Julius Andersson (researcher at SITE) points to income polarization. As the middle class’s income share shrinks, the tax...