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 AI Accounting Arts and culture Awards and scholarships Business Career Defense Economics Education Energy and natural resources Entrepreneurship and innovation Environment Equality and inequality Finance FREE Gender Governance Happiness and wellbeing Health Leadership and management Migration and integration Politics Rankings Resilience Retail Sports Student life Sustainability Tech Work Type All types Press release News Vacancy Research Filter news Research on school turnaround presented at ResearchEd Scandinavia 2026 Type: News Date: 26 Mar 2026 How can research help improve struggling schools? At ResearchEd Scandinavia 2026, CELE researcher Ema Demir presented new insights on school turnaround and leadership. PhD Defense | Camille Korschun successfully defends her doctoral dissertation Type: News Date: 25 Mar 2026 On March 20, 2026, Camille Korschun successfully defended her doctoral dissertation, “Why We Own Together: Family Ownership Purpose in Family-related Ecosystems.” The defense took place in the new lecture hall at the House of Innovation at the Stockholm School of Economics. The Hormuz warning: Why Europe's LNG bet risks energy security and decarbonization fragility Type: Research Date: 24 Mar 2026 A disruption thousands of miles away in the Strait of Hormuz sent a clear warning to Europe: its energy system remains too fragile, even after it moved away from Russian supplies. SITE researchers Chloé Le Coq and Elena Paltseva show how the February 2026 shock exposed the risks of relying on global gas markets - and why that dependence threatens not just energy security, but Europe's entire decarbonization pathway. Open seminar at Score - CANCELED Type: News Date: 23 Mar 2026 Welcome to a seminar on Thursday, 2 April, 2026, with Victor Johansson, Postdoc in Education, Department of Behavioural Sciences and Learning, Division of Education and Adult Learning, Linköpings University. Inequality shapes economies more than we think, Roine says Type: News Date: 20 Mar 2026 Economic inequality is not just a moral issue – it directly affects how markets function and grow. New insights from Jesper Roine, Deputy Director at SITE, show why understanding inequality as a combination of flows of income and ownership of wealth is key to understanding modern economies. Ruilin Huang Successfully Defended his Dissertation Type: News Date: 19 Mar 2026 On March 17th, Ruilin Huang successfully defended his doctoral dissertation, titled "Autonomy and Control in Post-Pandemic Distributed Work". 30 31 32 33 34 ... 485
Research on school turnaround presented at ResearchEd Scandinavia 2026 Type: News Date: 26 Mar 2026 How can research help improve struggling schools? At ResearchEd Scandinavia 2026, CELE researcher Ema Demir presented new insights on school turnaround and leadership.
PhD Defense | Camille Korschun successfully defends her doctoral dissertation Type: News Date: 25 Mar 2026 On March 20, 2026, Camille Korschun successfully defended her doctoral dissertation, “Why We Own Together: Family Ownership Purpose in Family-related Ecosystems.” The defense took place in the new lecture hall at the House of Innovation at the Stockholm School of Economics.
The Hormuz warning: Why Europe's LNG bet risks energy security and decarbonization fragility Type: Research Date: 24 Mar 2026 A disruption thousands of miles away in the Strait of Hormuz sent a clear warning to Europe: its energy system remains too fragile, even after it moved away from Russian supplies. SITE researchers Chloé Le Coq and Elena Paltseva show how the February 2026 shock exposed the risks of relying on global gas markets - and why that dependence threatens not just energy security, but Europe's entire decarbonization pathway.
Open seminar at Score - CANCELED Type: News Date: 23 Mar 2026 Welcome to a seminar on Thursday, 2 April, 2026, with Victor Johansson, Postdoc in Education, Department of Behavioural Sciences and Learning, Division of Education and Adult Learning, Linköpings University.
Inequality shapes economies more than we think, Roine says Type: News Date: 20 Mar 2026 Economic inequality is not just a moral issue – it directly affects how markets function and grow. New insights from Jesper Roine, Deputy Director at SITE, show why understanding inequality as a combination of flows of income and ownership of wealth is key to understanding modern economies.
Ruilin Huang Successfully Defended his Dissertation Type: News Date: 19 Mar 2026 On March 17th, Ruilin Huang successfully defended his doctoral dissertation, titled "Autonomy and Control in Post-Pandemic Distributed Work".
