The new Global Challenges educational track at the Stockholm School of Economics gives students insight into, and an understanding of, global challenges and how they can help resolve them. The first...

How can organizations turn climate pressure and uncertainty into action rather than fatigue? At an event at the Stockholm School of Economics, diplomats, business leaders, and researchers explored how...

A paper by Benjamin Born, Alexander M. Dietrich and Gernot J. Müller study the case of Sweden – one of the few countries without a lockdown – and use synthetic control techniques to develop a...

What programs and initiatives actually make a difference for integration, education and health? How do we know what works so we can put our effort and money where they are the most effective? That’s...

A new report from the Stockholm School of Economics draws on recent literature to develop a framework for evaluating mission-driven innovation environments and the work principles that guide their...

SITE research on leniency, damages and deterrence of cartels finds that compromise between private and public antitrust enforcement adopted by the latest EU Directive on damages actions was never...

The new artwork, "Pirate Lane" from 2007 by Clay Ketter, is part of his series Gulf Coast Slabs. This series of photographs registers the foundations of homes which were destroyed by a natural...

The Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE) is one of the 10 research institutes participating in the SEFORÏS project which aims to better understand the role that social enterprises play...

The Stockholm School of Economics has joined eight other leading European social science universities as a co‑signatory of a joint statement reaffirming our commitment to academic freedom and...

Read about the non-profit data for development project Flowminder, co-founded by the SSE/Misum-researcher Erik Wetter, in Huffington Post.