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On Aug. 21, 2026, Jennie Lorisson successfully defended her doctoral dissertation, “Organizing art and business activities: Balancing boundaries of individual and shared engagements.” The defense took place in the Lecture Hall at the House of Innovation, Stockholm School of Economics.

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 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 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.

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 across the EU, but political polarization is rising. Learn how views differ by country, ideology, inflation and policy.