Sara Rosengren talked about the new media landscape at Webbdagarna 2018.

This Spring, historians from all over the world have participated in, or sent their congratulations to, the 25th Anniversary conference of the AIRO-XXI publishing company. Lennart Samuelson, Affiliated Researcher at SITE, is one of them.

Sara Rosengren was interviewed in Dagens Industri about do's and dont's for companies in e-commerce.

Ina Ganguli, Assistant Professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and SITE Affiliated Researcher, is the winner of this year’s Russian National Award in Applied Economics.

Misum´s Erik Wetter has been appointed Visiting Professor at the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) in Manila.

Intervju med Misums Emma Sjöström (forskningsledare för hållbar finans) om det stora intresset för hållbar finans och hennes egen forskningsprojekt om investerare som försöker påverka internationella energibolag att minska sin kolanvändning.

“It’s time to go after Vladimir Putin’s money in the West”

In the new book, The Rise and Development of FinTech - Accounts of Disruption from Sweden and Beyond (Routledge, 2018), researchers from the Stockholm School of Economics illuminate the rise and development of FinTech in Sweden, with the Internet as the primary underlying driver.

SITE and the N.G.O. network jointly organize this year’s edition of the annual N.G.O. workshop on June 19-20. The workshop will focus on the organizational and contractual aspects of the provision of public goods and services by organizations that are neither purely for-profit nor public-sector.

This year, 2018, Sweden and Japan are celebrating the 150th anniversary of diplomatic relations. The European Institute of Japanese Studies (EIJS), the Japanese Association in Stockholm (JFS) and Stockholm University (Department of Asian, Middle Eastern and Turkish Studies) would like to invite you to a special workshop with a Bunraku troupe from Chiryu City (Aichi, Japan). Bunraku, that is, traditional marionette theatre (also called Ningyō Jōruri) and this group, Chiryu-dashi-bunraku-hozonkai was recognized by UNESCO as World Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2016. Please join us and enjoy the dolls’ dance at close range!