The annual report of Mistra Financial System is here! Mistra Financial Systems, MFS, is a research program exploring how financial systems better can work for social and environmental sustainability. It´s funded by Mistra and hosted by Misum at Stockholm School of Economics.

Erik Meyersson, Assistant professor at the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics, explains the Turkey's drift towards authoritarianism and future economic development on Sveriges Radio.

Retaildagen is an inspirational fair open for all SSE students where many of the most important retailers are present to discuss the future of retailing.

Our President, Lars Strannegård, and Lin Lerpold, Executive Director of the Mistra Center for Sustainable Markets (MISUM), both feature on Swedish sustainability and CSR news site Aktuell Hållbarhet’s ranking of Sweden’s 101 most influential individuals in the field of sustainability.

Swedish leadership has long been praised internationally, and in an increasingly borderless world Swedish leadership is geared up to become the next big export success. SSE Executive Education at the Stockholm School of Economics is now proudly contributing to this development with a new focus on training for managers and leaders who work in the international arena. The Executive Management Program International Edition launches in November.

SSE Art Initiative is proud to present the unveiling of a new permanent video installation by Lina Selander and Oscar Mangione at the Stockholm School of Economics library. Lina Selander is one of the most renowned contemporary Swedish artists and in her new work she continues her experimental investigations into psychosocial history, value systems and memory. The installation is made in collaboration with Oscar Mangione and curated by Isak Nilson of Art Initiative.

Read the interview with Sara Rosengren published in DI Weekend.

Students enrolled in the MSc Business & Management Program at SSE learn skills of influence and persuasion as they raise funds for a non-profit organization.

We support March for Science. In a time when fact resistance, alternative facts and fake news are high on the public agenda, we want to promote source criticism, critical thinking and a scientific approach.

Misum´s Max Jerneck is interviewed in The Atlantic about his new paper on how financialization harms the climate. The paper was published March 29 in Science Advances.