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Three Stockholm School of Economics students and Applied History alumni took part in the Young Reserve Officers Workshop in Bucharest, Romania, this summer. Alongside 60 young reserve officers from 14 NATO and partner countries, they explored security and defense through lectures, simulations, discussions, and site visits.

A higher Reduktionsplikt does not automatically mean sharply higher fuel prices. Research by Jakob Oberhammer and Pontus Larsson shows why biofuel market conditions are crucial to both the price at the pump and the cost of cutting emissions.

The Financial Times has ranked the Stockholm School of Economics’ (SSE) Master program in International Business among the world’s top 10 management Master programs for the second year in a row. SSE ranks ninth globally, with strong results for graduate salaries, international experience, and ESG teaching. 

Sweden has some 64,000 civil defense shelters, with capacity for roughly seven million people. Yet many are rarely used in peacetime, public awareness of where they are located remains limited, and large parts of the system were built for a society whose population patterns have since changed considerably.

Could experience from esports help meet the future skills needs of Sweden’s total defense? That is the starting point for Gamers as a societal resource, a new initiative at the Center for Security and Resilience at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE).

Do the preferences of politicians depend on whether they have daughters or sons? Research on this question has previosuly produced conflicting evidence.