What Makes a Good Manager? It’s in the Feedback
New doctoral thesis examines how managerial practices, organizational design, and worker preferences shape productivity and retention in the modern economy.
Institute for International Economic Studies
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Baltic Breakfast: New DNA methods reveal surprising role of cyanobacteria in Baltic food webs
Cyanobacteria play a more important role in the food web than previously thought, and global warming can increase the competition for food between pelagic fish species. This new knowledge was revealed through DNA metabarcoding methods, presented at the latest Baltic Breakfast.
Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre
Graduation was celebrated with pride and unity
The sun was shining and everyone was in good spirits as around 540 former students gathered in the Aula Magna to celebrate completing their master’s degrees. Their friends and families were also e present to mark this important milestone.
Research grants for the use of SUBIC equipment
Stockholm University researchers are welcome to apply for SUBIC time grant.
Department of Linguistics
Swedish Professor Joins Group That Nominates World Court Judges
The Swedish government on Thursday (May 21, 2026) appointed law professor Mark Klamberg at Stockholm University, as member to the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague — an institution whose most consequential function today is nominating judges to the world’s highest court.
Stockholm Center on Global Governance
La fin de l’Association internationale des études québécoises : un signal inquiétant
Nouvel article de Christophe Premat dans The Conversation
Centre for Canadian Studies
Jonas Vlachos in EFN: A secure home is becoming increasingly out of reach
Have rising housing wealth made societies more equal, or are debts simply being passed on to the next generation? In EFN Finansmagasinet, Jonas Vlachos, Professor of Economics at Stockholm University, examines today’s housing market.
Department of Economics
Why Your Coffee, Rent, and Wages Matter for Central Banks
A new doctoral thesis shows how everyday consumption composition shapes economic policy.
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Harry Flam: Sweden risks missing the shortcut to higher growth
Sweden could boost productivity by using global research, but a lack of STEM skills may hold it back, according to a new SNS report.
Institute for International Economic Studies
An Updated Humanism
An anthology re-examines humanism, as scholars rethink subjectivity and critique to shape a more sustainable vision of the humanist tradition.
Department of Culture and Aesthetics
Issues with email delivery from external senders to Microsoft addresses
There are currently issues with email delivery from certain external senders to Microsoft addresses. As a result, emails do not always reach students who have redirected their student email accounts, and IT Services is working to resolve the problem.
Public Health Sciences Thesis Sheds New Light on the Consequences of Workplace Bullying
Workplace bullying has long been linked to poor mental health among employees. But people exposed to bullying are also at greater risk of taking sick leave and starting treatment with psychotropic medication. These findings come from a new doctoral thesis in public health sciences at Stockholm University examining workplace bullying in Sweden and Denmark.
Department of Public Health Sciences