The Stockholm School of Economics has decided to cancel and/or postpone all events with external visitors until the end of April. The decision has been made out of concern for the health and wellbeing of our attendees as well as for society at large.

Academia in the age of Coronavirus (COVID-19) – NEW one-day VIRTUAL paper & idea development workshop on "Leveraging sports contexts to advance management research"

To limit the risk of contagion, access to our premises will be denied to anybody exhibiting any symptoms at all of a cold, cough or fever, regardless of whether they have traveled outside of Sweden or not.

Following a decision by the President, the Stockholm School of Economics has decided to cancel the Alumni Homecoming in March and postpone this year’s Master Graduation, in light of the current outbreak of Covid-19 in Sweden. The decision has been made out of concern for the health and wellbeing of our attendees as well as for society at large.

at the Stockholm Centre for Organizational Research. Closing date: 5 April 2020.

Sweden is considered one of the most gender equal countries but the question remains whether there are still challenges when it comes to gender equality in Sweden. We interviewed Pamela Campa (Assistant Professor at SITE) where she shares her reflections on why there are still few women in power in Sweden.

Equality isn’t a “women’s issue” – it’s an issue for all of society. Gender equality is necessary for economies and communities to thrive – research shows us that. And research can also help us overcome the obstacles still in our way.

On March 2, Misum's Emma Sjöström participated in a discussion with the National Innovation Council, led by Prime Minister Stefan Löfven, with an emphasis on how the financial markets can contribute to society's transition and adaptation to a changing climate. Furthermore, she discussed with the Council how politics can contribute to a long-term sustainable financial market.

Although significant growth has been achieved since 2000, all of this came in the first two tenures of Putin in the Kremlin during the increasing oil prices. But is Russia still a hostage to the whims of international oil market?