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...

At the meeting on December 11, the EQUIS Accreditation Board decided to award Stockholm School of Economics accreditation for a further period of five years.

How does Art interact with Industry in China? How can Chinese Art education improve connections to Business, Innovation and Management in new creative ways? Is Contemporary Art a potential key...

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

Welcome to an art talk with Amin Zouiten - the artist behind the films we are screening on the big screen and on lill-skärmen in late November and December 2025 . Dec 2, 12.15-13, in The Jacob...

Authoritarian elections are often described as largely symbolic exercises: the outcome feels decided, yet leaders still spend huge effort staging voting day. A new policy brief analysis by Anastasiia...

What does it mean to paint the invisible – the circuits hidden inside machines, the organs hidden inside our bodies, the iris within our eyes? Welcome to a Firestorm talk with Ulla Wiggen on May 11 in...

It's during times of turmoil that leadership really comes into focus. To whom do we give our vote of confidence and why? And how do they wield the power that they're given? Professor Emma Bell was...

The Stockholm School of Economics’ crowd-funding campaign surpassed all expectations and more than doubled the target.  When the campaign closed more than SEK 2 million had been collected through...