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In her dissertation on Hammarby, Fanny Almersson examines what it means to build women's football within a dual-club structure. Drawing on questions of justice, resource allocation, recognition, and representation, she argues that women's football should be understood as a growing part of the game - and as a commercial opportunity, not a cost. 

A collection of poems written by senior public-sector leaders has now generated its first donation of SEK 65,000 to Stockholms Stadsmission. Created as part of the Public Sector Management Program at the Stockholm School of Economics over the past decade, Byråkratpoesi (Bureaucrat Poetry) demonstrates how leadership, reflection, and creativity can create impact far beyond the classroom.

The House of Governance and Public Policy (GaPP) has published its first five-year impact report, documenting the House's development between 2022 and 2026. The report highlights how GaPP has grown into an interdisciplinary platform connecting research, education, policy engagement, and cross-sector collaboration to address today's most pressing governance challenges.

A remarkable academic achievement and an important contribution to research on gender justice, accounting, and sport

What happens when people from different worlds come together with a shared ambition to grow?

The breadth of sports-related research at the Stockholm School of Economics continues to grow.