Research

Welcome to our research pages!

Here you will find information about our research, our researchers and current dissertations.

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Our research

Research in Business Administration is about companies' finances and operations, about how our society as a whole functions and is affected by individuals and organizations

The Center for Monetary Policy and Financial Stability (CeMoF)

The Center for Monetary Policy and Financial Stability is a collaboration between Stockholm Business School, the Institute for International Economics Studies, and the Department of Economics.

Become a researcher

Are you interested in research? Stockholm Business School offers a fully funded, competitive doctoral program with specializations in finance, management, marketing and accounting.

Our research projects

You can search for research projects in finance, management, marketing and accounting.

Our research groups

Here you will find all research groups at Stockholm Business School.

Latest

David Fridner with his dissertation, Customer Attractiveness in the Public Sector.

Becoming an Attractive Customer: How the Public Sector Can Strengthen Supplier Relationships

David Fridner’s new dissertation, "Customer Attractiveness in the Public Sector", explores how public organizations can become more attractive as customers.

Reema Athtar with her thesis What if your world is outside the oyster?

Entrepreneurship, a way for immigrants to establish themselves in the job market

In a new dissertation, Reema Akhtar examines how highly educated first-generation immigrants choose entrepreneurship to establish themselves in the labor market in their new cou

Chengcheng Qu with the thesis "Competition, Division, and Unity"

New thesis on Financial market structure

Chengcheng Qu has completed her doctoral studies with the thesis Competition, Division, and Unity - The Impact of Market Structures on Trading Quality.

Accounting

The research in accounting investigates and analyzes operations, control and reporting from public organizations and private companies. We use both qualitative and quantitative methods to investigate.

Finance

Research in finance studies how people, corporations, and public enterprises manage money in activities such as investing, borrowing, lending, budgeting, saving, and forecasting.

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Management

Research in management, organization and society has its focus on the intersection between the individual, organization, society and the environment.

Marketing

The research in marketing focuses on how companies, consumers and other stakeholders act and interact in different markets and what effects it has on the corporate, consumer and societal level.

News

2025-02-25

Stockholm Business School

The Effect of Carbon Pricing on Firm Emissions

The article “The Effect of Carbon Pricing on Firm Emissions: Evidence from the Swedish CO2 Tax” published in the Review of Financial Studies.

2024-11-26

Stockholm Business School

Where do insiders trade?

In the article Bright Light, Dark Room: Where do Corporate Insiders Trade? Alexander Hübbert and Lars Nordén investigate the trading venue choices of corporate insiders.

Economy and Society

2024-11-01

Stockholm Business School

Becoming an Attractive Customer: How the Public Sector Can Strengthen Supplier Relationships

David Fridner’s new dissertation, Customer Attractiveness in the Public Sector, explores how public organizations can become more attractive as customers, thereby fostering long-term, value-creating relationships with their suppliers.

Economy and Society

2024-10-24

Stockholm Business School