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The SSE Art and Sport Initiative hosted an exciting combo event, bringing together legendary Swedish sports journalist Lasse Kinch, award-winning director and cinematographer MÃ¥ns MÃ¥nsson, and SSE alumnus and producer Johan Kleberg.

Researchers from the Stockholm School of Economics and Jönköping University are investigating the factors shaping school principals' managerial discretion in Sweden’s primary education system.

Sweden is moving toward a fossil-free future, but its electricity market faces significant uncertainties regarding demand, costs, and policy directions. A new report by SITE research fellow Chloé Le Coq and her co-authors highlights that Sweden’s energy transition cannot happen in isolation. Strong European cooperation and robust regulatory frameworks are crucial for ensuring stability and efficiency.

The Center for Statecraft and Strategic Communication at the Stockholm School of Economics and Bokförlaget Stolpe cordially invite you to the book launch of Intelligence and Contemporary Conflict: Communication in Diplomacy, Statecraft, and War.

Retail Management students in Axel Johnson Retail Club visited the Novax Head Office in central Stockholm for a workshop on innovation and investment.

Micael Dahlen and the Center for Wellbeing in Worklife (CWWH) recently embarked on a meaningful visit to Tokyo, engaging in insightful discussions on workplace wellbeing and international collaboration. The trip provided an opportunity to exchange knowledge, foster new connections, and strengthen ties between Sweden and Japan in the field of happiness research.

The Department of Economics is announcing two fulltime positions as a Research Assistant.

The Center for Sports & Business Partner Day brought together key voices to discuss the professionalization of Swedish sport and the growing need for skills development in administration, elected representatives, and nomination committees.

SSE researchers Anna Dreber and Magnus Johannesson, together with PhD Student Yifan Yang, have been honored with the 2024 Best Article Award from the journal Economic Inquiry. Their study has been recognized for its significant contribution to the field of economics and research transparency.

War reshapes societies, but does it make people more cooperative or more divided? A new policy brief from the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE) explores how exposure to violence affects social trust, cooperation, and political engagement. The findings have important implications for Ukraine’s future, particularly its path toward EU membership.