Today, the Financial Times published the FT Master in Management ranking 2018, which expanded to 100 programs. Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) advanced 11 places in the ranking to 12th place in the world.

A new cohort of four students have been appointed this prestigious scholarship, specifically geared towards students with a passion for entrepreneurship and SME growth in Southeast Asia and the Nordic countries.

Scania will contribute to a new research centre at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) over the coming ten years. The collaboration will focus on business models for the future transport ecosystem.

A new book in the European Institute of Japanese Studies, East Asian Economics and Business Series with Routledge has just been published!

Replications of 21 high-profile social science findings demonstrate challenges for reproducibility of research published in the most prestigious scientific journals. The replication effect magnitudes were about 50% smaller than the original studies, and 8 of the 21 replications failed to find significant evidence for the original finding. Researchers betting in prediction markets were very accurate in predicting which findings would replicate and which would not. The limited reproducibility highlights the importance of improving science policies and practices to improve research credibility. The study is published today in Nature Human Behaviour and is a large international collaboration involving researchers from for instance the Stockholm School of Economics.

The workshop, on August 30-31, offers an opportunity for the meeting of academics and practitioners from all over Europe who are interested in recent developments and trends on financial reporting in Europe, with a specific focus on regulation and harmonization due to recent international developments.

Our RAMP project aims to increase diversity in Swedish industry and help newcomers to a fast track into the Swedish job market. Bloomberg Businessweek writes about the successful project it in a recent article.

Klimatförändringarna kräver inte bara att vi stoppar utsläppen av koldioxid, utan också att vi lyckas skapa nya relationer mellan ekonomi, politik, biologi, vetenskap och kultur. Björn Wiman (DN) möter ett exempel på Handelshögskolan i Stockholm.

A new study lead by Victor Galaz from Stockholm Resilience Center at Stockholms universitet, connected to Misum and SSE via our MFS-program on sustainable finance, shows connections between global environmental degradation and tax havens.