Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) remains the leading business school in the Nordics, according to the 2019 Financial Times European business school ranking.

The season of giving is upon us and many might be looking for last-minute gifts for their loved ones. In the spirit of a greener season, we wish to share our best tips for sustainable Christmas...

Professor Anna Dreber Almenberg's work has been doubly rewarded. She has recently been appointed Wallenberg scholar and has been awarded the Assar Lindbeck medal.

Students Amanda Blomdahl, Hugo Nordström, and Daniel Johannesson have been awarded the Gun and Einar Larsson Scholarship 2020 (GELS) for their projects Off-Grid Solar Business and Robots vs. Humans...

In recent years the importance of top incomes has become apparent in the study of economic inequality. But one dimension that has not received attention in the top income literature is that of gender....

Russians are heading to the polling booths on March 18, but where will the economy head after Putin gets elected president again?

SITE and the N.G.O. network jointly organize this year’s edition of the annual N.G.O. workshop on June 19-20. The workshop will focus on the organizational and contractual aspects of the provision of...

Ina Ganguli, Assistant Professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and SITE Affiliated Researcher, is the winner of this year’s Russian National Award in Applied Economics.

This Spring, historians from all over the world have participated in, or sent their congratulations to, the 25th Anniversary conference of the AIRO-XXI publishing company. Lennart Samuelson,...

Why do citizens facing similar conditions – marginalization, exclusion, deteriorating public services, corrupt government, and inequality – rely on different behaviors to express political sentiments?...