This policy brief examines the belief that electing more women to the U.S. Congress would reduce partisan gridlocks. It shows that while Republican women historically cooperated more with Democrats,...

Associate Professor Mark Voorneveld is awarded the SSE Corporate Partners' Pedagogical Award 2024 for his dedication to student success, passion for teaching and willingness to adapt.

This week, the European Sports Business Program (ESBP) officially launched its first module - Corporate Foresight & Strategy Making - at WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management in Dusseldorf, Germany.

Two video works by Charlotte Gyllenhammar, Hang (2011) and Disobedience (1997), alternate in the roof of the entrance hall of Stockholm School of Economics. Hang is shown January 1–June 30 and...

New research on innovation suggests that high flexibility and low complexity in a firm’s response to new regulations is the best combination to yield improved innovation performance.

Sean Henry's sculpture Seated Figure is placed in the school's library, in a window just above two comfortable armchairs where students can sit and take a break. When the artist visited the school in...

New working paper reports findings from a unique combination of a village-randomized controlled trial and a lab-in-the-field experiment.

On September 5, SITE launches the FREE Policy Brief Series, a joint initiative by SITE and six sister institutes. The aim is to provide short and informative analyses on current economic policy...

Family migration is the most common pathway into Europe, yet public attitudes toward it remain poorly understood. This project sheds new light on how people evaluate family reunification policies...

Assistant Professor Man Yang from Hanken School of Economics presented a paper on how virtual entrepreneurial ecosystems and entrepreneurial ventures coevolve in tackling grand challenges such as the...