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 Career Defense Economics Education Energy and natural resources Entrepreneurship and innovation Environment Equality and inequality Finance FREE Gender Governance Happiness and wellbeing Health Leadership and management Migration and integration Politics Rankings Resilience Retail Sports Student life Sustainability Tech Work Type All types Press release News Vacancy Research Filter news Stockholm’s operations researchers start a forum of their own Type: News Date: 17 Sep 2026 On September 11, the House of Innovation hosted the first StockholmResearch Day on Operations & Supply Chain Management Research, bringing together researchers it from across Stockholm. Simon's year as CIVICA Ambassador: What he learned Type: News Date: 17 Sep 2026 Simon Warne, CIVICA Ambassador at SSE, reflects on a year of meeting students across Europe, getting involved in CIVICA projects and discovering the opportunities that come with being part of the CIVICA community. SITE awarded SI funding for Moldova EU training program Type: News Date: 16 Sep 2026 SITE receives Swedish Institute funding to strengthen the EU accession and trade negotiation capacity of civil servants, diplomats and businesses in Moldova. Stop unfair competition against Swedish industry Type: News Date: 16 Sep 2026 The EU’s new carbon tariffs are intended to protect European industry from unfair competition. But researchers Pontus Cerin and Frans Prenkert, together with Martin Forsén of NIBE, warn that the rules could instead undermine Swedish manufacturing and call for urgent reforms. Riccardo Masiero successfully defends doctoral dissertation Type: News Date: 15 Sep 2026 On Sept. 14, 2026, Riccardo Masiero successfully defended his doctoral dissertation, “Inquiring Organizational Doubt: Perspectives on Innovation Work.” New report: Stockholmers believe in the city’s growth – but are less certain it will lead to a better life Type: Research Date: 15 Sep 2026 Stockholmers expect their city to continue growing. But will that growth translate into better lives? The latest Wellbeing Index Stockholm shows a clear gap between expectations for Stockholm’s development and expectations for what that development will mean for people’s quality of life. 1 2 3 4 5 ... 482
Stockholm’s operations researchers start a forum of their own Type: News Date: 17 Sep 2026 On September 11, the House of Innovation hosted the first StockholmResearch Day on Operations & Supply Chain Management Research, bringing together researchers it from across Stockholm.
Simon's year as CIVICA Ambassador: What he learned Type: News Date: 17 Sep 2026 Simon Warne, CIVICA Ambassador at SSE, reflects on a year of meeting students across Europe, getting involved in CIVICA projects and discovering the opportunities that come with being part of the CIVICA community.
SITE awarded SI funding for Moldova EU training program Type: News Date: 16 Sep 2026 SITE receives Swedish Institute funding to strengthen the EU accession and trade negotiation capacity of civil servants, diplomats and businesses in Moldova.
Stop unfair competition against Swedish industry Type: News Date: 16 Sep 2026 The EU’s new carbon tariffs are intended to protect European industry from unfair competition. But researchers Pontus Cerin and Frans Prenkert, together with Martin Forsén of NIBE, warn that the rules could instead undermine Swedish manufacturing and call for urgent reforms.
Riccardo Masiero successfully defends doctoral dissertation Type: News Date: 15 Sep 2026 On Sept. 14, 2026, Riccardo Masiero successfully defended his doctoral dissertation, “Inquiring Organizational Doubt: Perspectives on Innovation Work.”
New report: Stockholmers believe in the city’s growth – but are less certain it will lead to a better life Type: Research Date: 15 Sep 2026 Stockholmers expect their city to continue growing. But will that growth translate into better lives? The latest Wellbeing Index Stockholm shows a clear gap between expectations for Stockholm’s development and expectations for what that development will mean for people’s quality of life.
