Swedish companies are expected to create innovation driven, profitable and sustainable business in global competition. In recent years, these eligibility requirements have been combined with demands...

Lennart Samuelson, affiliated researcher of SITE and associate professor of economic history at the Stockholm School of Economics, is one of the few historians in the world that have used materials...

After having been relatively mildly affected in the first wave, Eastern Europe is currently in the midst of the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic with much higher levels of infected and dead...

The sculpture Banca Rotta (Switzerland, 17th Century, oak) by artist duo Goldin + Senneby in the SSE library is a wooden table – originally used for trading bonds and moneylending –sawn in half.

The Stockholm School of Economics has removed the Swedish SAT (Högskoleprovet) requirement for national applicants to our bachelor programs. This has raised many questions. President Lars Strannegård...

Alexei Navalny is the most prominent opposition leader in Russia today. During 2020, he entered not only the domestic Russian news flows, but was a major news story around the world following his...

SSE Art Initiative is proud to present a new exhibition at SSE. During November and December we can experience seven photographs by Peter Stridsberg from his series Forecast Diaries in the corridor on...

Focusing on the traveling men at Copenhagen airport, as well as the predominantly female service providers, the film MEN AT KASTRUP from 2004 explores the airport as an arena for the reproduction of...

On a bright Friday morning, as spring returns to Stockholm after months of darkness, we sit down with award-winning author, business leader, and SSE alumna Camilla Grebe. Sunlight pours into the...

BeLonging: Michael Rakowitz and the Mesopotamian collection In the exhibition BeLonging: Michael Rakowitz and the Mesopotamian collection, sculptures by American-Iraqi contemporary artist Michael