Join Misum on 8 October for our second Annual Forum, a virtual academic conference examining key issues in sustainable markets. This year internationally renowned climate scholars and experts from finance and industry will present research and evidence on responding to the accelerating climate crisis.

by Patrik Ström, Director of European Institute of Japanese Studies and Richard Nakamura, University of Gothenburg

Scrive has been a pioneer in scaling businesses by using 100% digital on-boarding and workflows, leveraging remote work from the get-go with Europe as their playground. Scrive is now back to where everything started, at SSE Business Lab, to share knowledge with the entrepreneurs of tomorrow and to vastly contribute to their future success and growth.

The Flag Project is a multiform art exhibition by the Swedish artist Jacob Dahlgren featuring all kind of events at SSE during September and October 2021. The exhibition will consist of flags on the poles outside the SSE main building welcoming the students back to school, artist-led flag-workshops, manufacturing of flags in the atrium and a series of seminars on the topic of abstraction.

Laurence Romani will discuss how to recognise the human capital of persons with a migration background.

Research published earlier this year investigates potential reasons for the underemployment of highly-skilled migrants at the organizational level. The study shifts the focus from the common narrative of finding explanations at the individual level, to asking why organizations themselves under-employ highly-skilled migrants.

Socialdemokraternas största förening, Reformisterna, kräver att partiet gör upp med Magdalena Anderssons ekonomiska politik.

In a recent ranking of advertising research productivity, published in The Journal of Business Research, SSE ranks number 4 world wide.

New research unveils that the use of employee satisfaction measures to manage employee alignment and morale does not per se support the employee perspective and is therefore not as straightforward as previously suggested.