News News from the Stockholm School of Economics covers research, education, and developments across the School. Find updates on new research, faculty insights, and activities involving students and partners. Theme All themes AI Accounting Arts and culture Awards and scholarships Business Defense Economics Education Entrepreneurship and innovation Environment Equality and inequality Finance FREE Gender Governance Happiness and wellbeing Health Leadership and management Migration and integration Politics Rankings Resilience Student life Sustainability Tech Work Type All types Press release News Research Filter news Three new assistant professors join House of Innovation Type: News Date: 20 Aug 2026 Three new tenure-track assistant professors are joining the House of Innovation at the Stockholm School of Economics during fall 2026, bringing research expertise in entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence, innovation, and mobility. Can tolerance be forced? Olle Hammar on Swedish values and integration Type: News Date: 19 Aug 2026 Can tolerance be defended by forcing people to adopt it? In a new opinion article in Dagens Nyheter, CMIR researcher Olle Hammar challenges the tendency to frame homophobia as an 'immigrant values' problem, drawing on Sweden’s own history and evidence that attitudes change through integration. Fortnox and SSE join forces to unlock the secrets of sustainable success Type: Press release Date: 18 Aug 2026 Fortnox commits SEK 50 million over ten years to the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) to drive research that accelerates Swedish organizational success. The collaboration funds a new professorship and creates the Center for Responsible Performance Measurement to shape the future of management and decision-making. Why correcting social norms may help curb sexual harassment Type: Research Date: 17 Aug 2026 Learn how a Norwegian military field experiment used simple information to reduce tolerance for sexual harassment and reshape workplace norms. Read more. Support for Ukraine remains strong in Europe - but political polarization is growing Type: Research Date: 14 Aug 2026 Support for Ukraine remains strong across the EU, but political polarization is rising. Learn how views differ by country, ideology, inflation and policy. For competition to work, the competitors have to be remade Type: Research Date: 13 Aug 2026 When public education is marketized, competition can reshape schools before the anticipated competitors even arrive. A new study co-authored by CELE-affiliated researcher Stefan Arora-Jonsson examines how preparing for competition can transform schools, relationships, and educational priorities. 1 2 3 4 5 ... 477
Three new assistant professors join House of Innovation Type: News Date: 20 Aug 2026 Three new tenure-track assistant professors are joining the House of Innovation at the Stockholm School of Economics during fall 2026, bringing research expertise in entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence, innovation, and mobility.
Can tolerance be forced? Olle Hammar on Swedish values and integration Type: News Date: 19 Aug 2026 Can tolerance be defended by forcing people to adopt it? In a new opinion article in Dagens Nyheter, CMIR researcher Olle Hammar challenges the tendency to frame homophobia as an 'immigrant values' problem, drawing on Sweden’s own history and evidence that attitudes change through integration.
Fortnox and SSE join forces to unlock the secrets of sustainable success Type: Press release Date: 18 Aug 2026 Fortnox commits SEK 50 million over ten years to the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) to drive research that accelerates Swedish organizational success. The collaboration funds a new professorship and creates the Center for Responsible Performance Measurement to shape the future of management and decision-making.
Why correcting social norms may help curb sexual harassment Type: Research Date: 17 Aug 2026 Learn how a Norwegian military field experiment used simple information to reduce tolerance for sexual harassment and reshape workplace norms. Read more.
Support for Ukraine remains strong in Europe - but political polarization is growing Type: Research Date: 14 Aug 2026 Support for Ukraine remains strong across the EU, but political polarization is rising. Learn how views differ by country, ideology, inflation and policy.
For competition to work, the competitors have to be remade Type: Research Date: 13 Aug 2026 When public education is marketized, competition can reshape schools before the anticipated competitors even arrive. A new study co-authored by CELE-affiliated researcher Stefan Arora-Jonsson examines how preparing for competition can transform schools, relationships, and educational priorities.
