Laurence Romani recipient of the 2019 SSE corporate Partners research award

Torsdag 12 december gästas Scores öppna seminarium av Anette Nyqvist, docent i socialantropologi. Välkommen!

This year's edition of the annual Development Day conference were centred around the current political and business climate in the Eastern European region, throwing light on new developments in the past few years, strides towards and away from democracy, and the challenges as well as possible policy solutions emanating from those.

Companies and customers alike are gearing up for Black Friday. But the infamous shopping holiday has little significance to companies' bottom line, according to researchers at Stockholm School of Economics.

Vi lever i ett granskningssamhälle. Det inspekteras, tillsynas, kontrolleras, revideras, certifieras, utvärderas och följs upp som aldrig förr. Offentliga verksamheter måste självfallet granskas noggrant, men hur kommer det sig att "mer granskning" har kommit att uppfattas som en universalmedicin mot allehanda problem?

Companies and customers alike are gearing up for Black Friday. But the infamous shopping holiday has little significance to companies' bottom line, according to researchers at the Stockholm School of Economics.

On Nov 22nd, Tina Sigonius successfully defended her dissertation: “Accounting Standard-Setting through Adaptation: Models and Contextual Factors in the Case of the Swedish Standard K3”

SKL har tillsammans med en grupp företag och organisationer beviljats finansiering från Vinnova för att starta en gemensam innovationsmiljö. Med visionen att eliminera cancer som dödsorsak och omvandla cancer till en botbar eller kronisk sjukdom, ska innovationsmiljön bidra till att Sverige blir ledande på förebyggande arbete, upptäckt, diagnostik, behandling och organisation för patientcentrerad uppföljning.

“For his excellent teaching, program development and improvement of pedagogy at Stockholm School of Economics”, Professor Bo Becker has been awarded the SSE Pedagogical Award for 2019.

The Swedish government is once again evaluating leniency to break criminal gangs, according to news agency TT. But can the government break the culture of silence around criminal gangs in Sweden? What are the risk and consequences of being a government witness? Professor Giancarlo Spagnolo and Assistant Professor Maria Perrotta Berlin shared their insights on this topic.