Standard Length of a Miracle was a mutating retrospective by Goldin+Senneby presented as installations and performances at Tensta konsthall as well as at other places not primarily associated with...

Are individuals willing to share their mistakes, and how can this be encouraged by organizations?

The European Institute of Japanese Studies (EIJS) has launched a Policy Brief Series. The aim is to regularly provide knowledge and insights into up-to-date issues on Japan in relation to Sweden and...

by Camille Van der Vorst, Visiting PhD Student, EIJS, Stockholm School of Economics and PhD Student, Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies, KU Leuven

The concern of Russian gas supply disruption and its implications has never been as serious. Chloé Le Coq, Professor of Economics at the University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas (CRED) and a Research...

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,...

On April 22, the House of Innovation and Circular Transparency hosted the launch of AI for Resilient Retail, a white paper co-authored by Nina Shariati, Founder of Circular Transparency, and Associate...

Why did COVID-19 hit the automotive sector so hard, and can a similar situation in the future be avoided?

Scania will contribute to a new research centre at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) over the coming ten years. The collaboration will focus on business models for the future transport...

Charlotta Kjellstrand, SSE alumni, and Emanuele Stamuli, both with experience in the luxury industry, shared insight into the concept of a luxury store and the industry overall.