Astrid Viktorsson, an alumn of the Center for Statecraft and Strategic Communication’s Applied History course, shares how the Spring 2022 course shaped her academic path from attending the Kissinger...

Policy brief: Why is the IMF sending $1bn to Belarus as the country is falling deeper into repression and authoritarianism? The answer might not be what you expect.

In Study for Manta Ray (2016) by Sara-Vide Ericson we see a figure draped in what appears to be a wet black blanket, moving in the waters near the bank of a shallow lake. The title of the work – Study...

One of the most known Eastern-European economists, and one of the founders of transition economics, has passed away at the age of 94.

Andreas Eriksson is one of Sweden's most prominent painters. His practice is highly expansive, encompassing a wide range of different media, including painting, photography, sculpture and...

A new art classroom created by the Swedish artist Marie-Louise Ekman has been inaugruated at the school. The classroom contains parts of the artist's own studio, as well as several new original works....

Mattia Bianchi has been awarded the Corporate Partnership Program’s Research Award for 2015 at the Stockholm School of Economics. The prize constitutes an award of SEK 100,000 from the Stockholm...

The Russian economy is facing serious challenges in 2015 even after the currency and stock market have strengthened on the back of (expectations of even) higher oil prices. Policy makers that ignore...

How does living under institutionalized uncertainty shape everyday life? In her award-nominated dissertation, Sarah Philipson Isaac examines how Sweden's asylum policies reshape everyday life, access...

Statecraft and Secrecy: The Early Modern Roots of Swedish Intelligence