Most reports on the labor-market effects of the first wave of COVID-19 have pointed to women, low-skilled workers and other vulnerable groups being more affected. Research on the topic shows a more...

Michael Rakowitz , The Ballad of Special Ops Cody, 2017, is shown on the big screen in the atrium as part of the exhibition Belonging: Michael Rakowitz and the Mesopotamian collection (a collaboration...

Japan: a Champion for Human Rights and Democrary in East and Southeast Asia?

The rapid growth of the financial system and its dominance over the non-financial economy has given rise to ample re-regulation on a national and supernational level, across the globe. This...

by Ina Ganguli (with Ricardo Hausmann and Martina Viarengo), published in International Labour Review

The Management Diploma for Athletes (MDA) program marked the start of sports and business at SSE. In 2011, SSE Executive Education was invited by the Johan Cruyff Institute to launch this one-year...

To gain a rapid estimate of how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the Swedish economy and labour market, the Riksbank has expanded its collection and compilation of high-frequency data, known as...

A new working paper by network member Flavio Toxvaerd, together with Robert Rowthorn considers a SIR model of infectious diseases, such as COVID-19 or swine flu, in which costly treatment or...

The auditing profession has a longstanding history of gender inequality. The gender pay gap has been previously explained through factors such as education, and labor force participation and...

A new working paper from Marta Giagheddu and Andrea Papetti illustrates the pros and cons of different combinations of economic shutdown and targeted social distancing with a special focus on the...