What are the consequences of weak political checks and balances, corruption and authoritarianism in Eastern Europe? What are the opportunities for peace and cooperation in Europe overall? These are...

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...

Heading to Almedalen this summer? Don’t miss the chance to hear from SSE’s researchers and leaders as they join public conversations on everything from happiness and education to economic resilience,...

Christian Lindgren has been awarded the SSE MBA Corporate Partner Scholarship 2024. All candidates to the scholarship must be top-performing managers with an entrepreneurial spirit and a proven record...

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...

A new study published in Information and Organization reveals that Swedish healthcare professionals frequently refrained from using data on patient wait times, which was meant to improve service...

On March 21th and 22th, the Swedish Golf Association spent two days at the Stockholm School of Economics. For many years, the Swedish Golf Association has been a partner to the Center for Sports and...

Martina Björkman Nyqvist, Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics, is very happy about the choice of this year’s winner.

"Japan and Europe, Co-operating for a democratic and peaceful world" by Marie Söderberg

Dr Sara Melén Hånell, Dr Emilia Rovira Nordman and Professor Lars-Gunnar Mattsson at the Department of Marketing and Strategy was last week awarded two best paper prizes at the 2018 EIBA (European...