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Retail Management students attended a Theme Lecture led by Jonatan Tullberg, CEO of GS1 Sweden. This session provided an exclusive opportunity to delve into the critical role of traceability and circularity in driving sustainability across industries.

The House of Innovation (HOI) at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) is inviting applications for the PhD program in Business Administration, specialization in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Technology (DEIT).

Last week, Fanny Almersson traveled with Hammarby Fotboll and its partners to Manchester for a conference with the club’s sponsors

In this latest Misum Academic Insight, Misum affiliates Maria Perrotta Berlin, Anders Olofsgård, and co-author Evelina Bonnier analyze the impacts of foreign aid on female empowerment, drawing on community-level data from Malawi. The study examines the outcomes of general and gender-targeted aid on gender norms and empowerment in rural settings.

On December 4, 2024, SITE will host its annual Development Day Conference, focusing on the journey of Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia toward European Union membership. Key political, business, and academic voices will discuss critical strategies and reforms needed for EU integration.

Retail Management students in the Axel Johnson Retail Club visited the Martin & Servera Head Office in central Stockholm for a workshop on sustainability.

Retail Management students in H&M Retail Club visited H&M's new Beauty Flagship store on Drottninggatan, engaging in a hands-on workshop aimed at enhancing the store's layout and elevating H&M brand image.

Retail Management students in Circular Impact Retail Club visited IKEA's Second Hand store, located in the ReTuna mall in Eskilstuna - the world's first recycling mall.

Retail Management students in E-commerce Retail Club had a workshop with Elbilsvaruhuset, one of Sweden's largest e-commerce for EV chargers.

Algorithms increasingly guide public sector decisions, yet their impact on fairness is often overlooked. Researchers from SSE have examined how public institutions may ignore the injustices of algorithmic decision-making. The research project has been selected by the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA) as one of the most promising projects this year.