Since 1995, Sweden has allocated increasing parental leave to both parents, encouraging fathers' involvement. Pamela Campa, researcher from SITE, analyzes Sweden's parental leave policies, revealing...

You are invited to a CEPR / LSE IGA / SPP webinar, co-organised with SITE at Stockholm School of Economics, hosting a panel discussion with Karolina Ekholm, Jeremy Farrar, Bengt Holmström, Devi...

The workshop was about the future of Clas Ohlson and how they stay relevant in new market conditions.

Carl-Philip Ahlbom was granted The Swedish Retail and Wholesale Council's postgraduate reserach scholarship for his research on store environment.

On Nov 22nd, Tina Sigonius successfully defended her dissertation: “Accounting Standard-Setting through Adaptation: Models and Contextual Factors in the Case of the Swedish Standard K3”

Lennart Samuelson has written a review of Norman Naimark's "Stalin's Genocides", Princeton & Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2010.

Erik Meyersson (with Dani Rodrik) recently featured in Foreign Affairs with an article "Erdogan's Coup - The True State of Turkish Democracy".

The Ragnar Söderberg foundation organises a ceremony for the researchers who received their support in the discipline of Economics.

On November 30th, Christoph Schneider successfully defended his dissertation: "Open Book Accounting and Resource Interdependencies: The Case of Capital Equipment Sales"

On December 13, Emilia Cederberg from the Department of Accounting successfully defended her PhD dissertation “The Ins and Outs of ESG: A Study on the Spatialities of Accounting Change”