by Jesper Roine (with D. Waldenström), published in the Scandinavian Journal of Economics

Employees who violate the social norms during the corona pandemic are seen as less competent and warm – and even less human, a new study from the Stockholm School of Economics shows. Anger, disgust...

The second-year students in Swedish Match’s retail club had a career module about how to apply for a trainee-ship or a job.

The debt of households poses no immediate threat to financial stability, four Professors from SSE state in a report from the Centre for Business and Policy Studies (SNS).

Professor Bo Becker at the Stockholm School of Economics was awarded in the Case Centre Awards and Competitions 2015. 

South Korean author Han Kang has won the 2024 Noble prize in literature. We have twice enjoyed Han Kang’s novels in the schools reading project the Literary Agenda.

At the Kissinger Center for Global Affairs, the students of Applied History 767 examine history, diplomacy and world order from some of the leading scholars in the world.

Sara Rosengren is the first to be awarded the professorship donated by the Association of Ica Retailers.

Ahead of Sweden's general election in September, Rikard Westerberg asks what lessons can be learned from the intensely contested 1948 election

Stockholm School of Economics ranks number 19 in the Financial Times Masters in Finance ranking. SSE continues as the top school in the Nordic region and currently ranks 15 in Europe.