Välkommen till ett halvdagsseminarium om Oavsett vad vi kallar skönhet, en forskningsantologi om Donna Tartts Den hemliga historien. Medverkar gör en interdisciplinär grupp av forskare och skribenter, inom grekiska språk, humaniora och företagsekonomi, som diskuterar romanen som roman och fenomen. Romanen är inte bara ett bokmarknadsfenomen där en debutant skapade en trendskapande superbestseller som ständigt hittar nya läsare, utan har också blivit stilbildande inom subkulturen Dark Academia.

Welcome to a second workshop about how and why to put art into words. The workshop is created for SSE art tour guides, and will be led by Martin Grennberger, writer, art critic and film curator. You are welcome even if you did not attend the first one.

Join us on Oct 29!

Literary Agenda author talk with Alia Trabucco Zerán about her book Clean (Rent hus), October 29, 5.10-6 pm. NEW VENUE: Room Ragnar, Sveavägen 65.

Johan Cassel Pegelow, Assistan Professor of Finance at Vanderbilt University, Owen Graduate School of Management, will present his reseach at SSE main building (Room Hecksher-Ohlin) on Friday October 24 at 10:30 CET.

Brand building and marketing by supporting sports talents

As part of the centenary celebrations of our beautiful building at Sveavägen, join us for a lecture to learn more about its story and the architect behind it – Ivar Tengbom!

This week will highlight how competency is valued today and how it might change in the future. Two visiting scholars will present papers, one on employability among the self-employed, one on talent management with perspectives from elite football.

Join us for the next SITE Seminar! On October 20, 2025, we are joined by Jens Ewald (University of Gothenburg), who will present his research “Shocking Electricity Prices and Carbon Tax Aversion.” Using a geographic regression discontinuity design and survey data from Swedish households, the study shows that exposure to sharply increased electricity prices significantly fuels opposition to carbon taxation—driven in large part by belief distortions about affordability and fairness.