News News from the Stockholm School of Economics covers research, education, and developments across the School. Find updates on new research, faculty insights, and activities involving students and partners. Theme All themes Business Defense Economics Education Energy and natural resources Equality and inequality Finance Gender Governance Health Politics Resilience Sustainability Tech Work Type All types News Research Filter news The Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics to lead new Sweden-Ukraine cooperation project Type: News Date: 08 Oct 2026 How can Ukraine protect its reconstruction from investments designed to weaken institutions? With SEK 2 million in Swedish Institute funding, SITE and the Institute of Legislative Ideas will develop practical tools for transparent investment screening and support Ukraine’s EU accession. SITE receives Swedish Institute funding to strengthen the FREE Network Type: News Date: 25 Sep 2026 Swedish Institute funding will support SITE and the FREE Network in strengthening economic analysis, policy expertise, and research cooperation related to future EU accession. How community health workers help protect infants during droughts Type: Research Date: 08 Sep 2026 Climate change is making droughts more frequent and severe in many parts of the world, but can stronger primary healthcare help communities cope with the health impacts? Learning together helps families sustain safer water treatment practices Type: Research Date: 26 Aug 2026 Giving families information about the health benefits of cleaner water may not be enough to change behavior for good. A field experiment in Karachi, Pakistan, finds that families were much more likely to keep chlorinating their water when both they and their neighbors had learned from their own experience. Gender gaps through an economics lens Type: News Date: 24 Aug 2026 Pamela Campa discusses research on gender gaps and AUA’s collaboration with SITE through the FREE Network and FROGEE initiative. Gargi Dangwal successfully defends dissertation on migration and adaptation in India Type: News Date: 07 Jul 2026 Why do people move, and what happens when they do? In her doctoral dissertation, Gargi Dangwal explores how migration, infrastructure, and public policy shape economic opportunities and household decisions in India. 1 2 3
The Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics to lead new Sweden-Ukraine cooperation project Type: News Date: 08 Oct 2026 How can Ukraine protect its reconstruction from investments designed to weaken institutions? With SEK 2 million in Swedish Institute funding, SITE and the Institute of Legislative Ideas will develop practical tools for transparent investment screening and support Ukraine’s EU accession.
SITE receives Swedish Institute funding to strengthen the FREE Network Type: News Date: 25 Sep 2026 Swedish Institute funding will support SITE and the FREE Network in strengthening economic analysis, policy expertise, and research cooperation related to future EU accession.
How community health workers help protect infants during droughts Type: Research Date: 08 Sep 2026 Climate change is making droughts more frequent and severe in many parts of the world, but can stronger primary healthcare help communities cope with the health impacts?
Learning together helps families sustain safer water treatment practices Type: Research Date: 26 Aug 2026 Giving families information about the health benefits of cleaner water may not be enough to change behavior for good. A field experiment in Karachi, Pakistan, finds that families were much more likely to keep chlorinating their water when both they and their neighbors had learned from their own experience.
Gender gaps through an economics lens Type: News Date: 24 Aug 2026 Pamela Campa discusses research on gender gaps and AUA’s collaboration with SITE through the FREE Network and FROGEE initiative.
Gargi Dangwal successfully defends dissertation on migration and adaptation in India Type: News Date: 07 Jul 2026 Why do people move, and what happens when they do? In her doctoral dissertation, Gargi Dangwal explores how migration, infrastructure, and public policy shape economic opportunities and household decisions in India.
