A paper published in The Economic Journal shows how student learning in a fragile and low-income context can be helped by more intensive use of existing textbooks for home study.

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

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...

During an installation and conferment ceremony in the City Hall on February 16, two new professors, two jubilee doctorates, three honorary doctorates, and 16 PhD graduates received their hats, rings...

Carl-Philip Ahlbom, Department of Marketing and Strategy, is rewarded with Gerhard Törnqvist's scholarship of SEK 5 000 for the best published paper by an SSE PhD student.

A respected researcher, teacher and colleague for many years has left us.

Art critic Robert Stasinski held an intriguing art talk on the exhibition "Dear Jesus, Do Something!" by Johan Bergström Hyldahl in collaboration with Aron Fidjeland and Axel Wolgers

Artists Lina Selander and Oscar Mangione talked about their new permanent video art installation installed in the SSE library

On Friday, October 15, 2021, in connection with the Ministerial meetings of the Swedish-Russian Steering Committee, the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE), the Russian Trade representation and...

Roberto Verganti, Sebastian Krakowski and Elmira van den Broek, from the House of Innovation of SSE, had a session in which, starting from their studies, they addressed leaders’ questions and...