The Forum for Research on Gender Economics in Eastern Europe (FROGEE) together with the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE) invites academics to join a one-day conference titled “How Does Gender Matter in the Economy?”, at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE).

Let’s celebrate the holiday season at a festive fondue dinner in Zurich!

Martin Söndergaard will defend a PhD dissertation entitled “Responses to Sustainability Efforts” on December 5. 

We hosted a breakfast seminar that explored how Swedish venture capital firm decision dynamics differ from their US counterparts. Participants were presented with novel insights from a new research initiative on venture capital investment committees and discussions about whether these differences represent a comparative advantage or disadvantage.

Department of Economics welcomes you to a seminar with Jean-Pierre Dube, University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

Welcome to an art talk with internationally renowned artist Michael Rakowitz, whose works are currently shown in the exhibition Belonging: Michael Rakowitz and the Mesopotamian Collection at SSE. The talk will focus on his work in relation to topics such as displacement, belonging, and the ongoing forces of colonization. Rakowitz will join us on zoom, December 4th, 15:15-16:30 at SSE in Lecture Hall Torsten, Sveavägen 65.

Join us at the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE) annual Development Day Conference on December 4, 2024, as we examine the transformative paths of Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia towards European Union membership. The event will bring together high-level politicians, international experts, and representatives of the business sector for a series of panels and presentations designed to shed light on the crucial steps and strategies necessary for EU integration.

"Japan’s Green Industrial Policy since 2020: An Environmental Economics Perspective”

As a follow-up to September's lunch event about embodied technologies, this tech seminar focused on companies experimenting with brain-computer interfaces such as Synchron and Neuralink.