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Torkel Strömsten has been appointed interim Center Director of the House of Sustainable Society. He will lead the center during Martina Björkman Nyqvist’s one-year sabbatical, continuing to strengthen the House’s interdisciplinary research on sustainability. 

Stable wage jobs for women can reshape local economies far beyond the workplace. New research from Kenya's booming cut-flower industry shows that rural employment can spur the growth of small towns, raise living standards, and even influence family decisions.

New research shows that rising income inequality can make fuel taxes relatively more burdensome for lower-income households. The findings suggest that the fairness of climate policies can change over time, even when the policies themselves remain unchanged.

Myung-Seon "Lydia" Song, postdoctoral researcher at the Center for Family Enterprise at the House of Innovation, has received the Best Doctoral Dissertation Award from the Family Firm Institute (FFI), one of the world's leading organizations dedicated to advancing knowledge in family business and family enterprise. 

Sustainability programs are often designed to improve working conditions and environmental performance. New research shows that they also influence how responsibility for sustainability is distributed across global supply chains.

Module II of the European Sports Business Program focused on one of the greatest challenges in sport: translating strategy into everyday execution.