Lars Strannegård gästade Tidspodden för att prata förändringsprocesser med Lena Lid Falkman och Petra Brask. Se nedan.

Torsdag 11 april gästas Scores öppna seminarium av Matilda Dahl, forskare och lektor i företagsekonomi på Campus Gotland, Uppsala universitet. Välkommen!

By means of a donation of SEK 20 million from Lars Erik Lundberg, the Lars Erik Lundberg Professorship in Business Administration has been established, focusing on human capital in particular. The Board of Directors of the Stockholm School of Economics has appointed Andreas Werr as the holder of the new professorship.

Today, pupils and students in more than 2,050 cities in over 120 countries are expected to carry out climate protests. Students at the Stockholm School of Economics will leave the School at 11 a.m. to participate in the Stockholm protest. They are supported by researchers Lars-Gunnar Mattsson, Svenne Junker and Lin Lerpold at the School, and were among the 270 researchers behind the article “As climate scientists, we support Greta and the school pupils” in the debate section of Swedish national daily Dagens Nyheter (15 March 2019).

During an installation and conferment ceremony in the City Hall on February 16, two new professors, two jubilee doctorates, three honorary doctorates, and 16 PhD graduates received their hats, rings and diplomas.

Fast Childcare in Public Preschools. The Utopia of Efficiency handlar om den märkliga idén att införa en managementmodell från bilindustrin i förskolan.

Jonas Colliander comments on authorities use of influencers as a marketing channel in svt Nyheter.

The Stockholm School of Economics has the highest proportion of international students according to a new report from Stockholms Akademiska Forum (Stockholm Academic Forum). Of the total number of students, 30 percent come from countries other than Sweden, which is the highest proportion among the universities in Stockholm.

I rapporten "Vem äger Sverige" visar Emma Heikensten, doktorand på Nationalekonomiska institutionen vid Handelshögskolan, att män äger dubbelt så mycket som kvinnor.

Ingalill Holmberg & Anna Kinberg Batra: DI debatt