Navigating Injustice: Responses to the Holocaust in the Swedish-Jewish Press, 1945–1967

Department of Economics welcomes you to a seminar with The seminar speaker is Roberta Ziparo, Aix-Marseille Université

The Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE) at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) together with the Mission of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea / Office of the Crimea Platform, the Global Coalition of Ukrainian Studies, and with the support of the Embassy of Ukraine in Sweden, invites you to an event dedicated to exploring how academic research, evidence-based policymaking, and international collaboration can deepen understanding of Crimea’s complex realities and future.

The Stockholm School of Economics (SSE), together with the Akademiska Officerssällskapet, invites you to the first Nordic Security and Competitiveness Day - an event exploring the future of total defence, innovation, and resilience in the Nordic region.

We had the pleasure of hosting a research seminar with Assistant Professor Joaquin Rodriguez from Grenoble Ecole de Management at the House of Innovation.

Join Swedish House of Finance on Wednesday, Nov 26 for a discussion on how biodiversity loss is becoming a material financial risk for investors and companies.

Join Art Initiative for a visit to Cecilia Hillström Gallery. Together we will check out Salad Hilowle´s exhibition När morgonstjärnan brinner. November 25, 16-17. Hudiksvallsgatan 8.

Välkomna till ett författarsamtal med Handelsalumnen, Socialdemokraternas partiledare och Sveriges första kvinnliga statsminister Magdalena Andersson. I höst är Andersson aktuell med sin första bok Helhjärtat, om de erfarenheter och prövningar som format henne och hur hon ser på Sveriges samtid. Samtalet äger rum tisdagen den 25 november, 12.15-13. Anmälan krävs. Sal kommer meddelas.

Join us for the next SITE Seminar! On November 25, 2025, we welcome Christian Ochsner to discuss how wartime losses shape the gender divide in political participation and support for nation-building, drawing on evidence from Austria’s First Republic (1918–1934).