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"Our politicians must take the crisis seriously and lead the transition to a future society within the limits of the planet. The research shows that such a future is possible." Today, an urgent call for action written by 1,944 researchers and employees from 45 Swedish universities and research institutes has been published, and the message is clear: What does it take for Swedish politicians to take the research and the climate crisis seriously? 24 faculty members at SSE have signed the petition.

Our researchers Sven-Olof Junker and Lars-Gunnar Mattsson recently published a debate article about how a climate tax credit can speed up the expansion of wind power and compensate people affected by wind power's negative impact.

After being requested by people with reading disabilities who can not read printed text, the book "CSR and sustainable business" is now available as a special audio book in Swedish. It is a book that is read under special copyright exemption rules to make it easier for people with reading disabilities. It’s a further development of books in tactile alphabet or braille and are produced and provided on similar terms.

Today, Almedalsveckan has kicked off and the transformation towards a sustainable society is a topic that will be frequently debated during this year's edition of the event. Several of our researchers is going to take part in various events.

The CSR team research directors Lin Lerpold, Örjan Sjöberg, Susanne Sweet and Ranjula Bali Swain recently visited Berlin to connect with leading German research centers for future collaborations.

Fredsaktivister och miljökÀmpar utmanar nu storbolagen pÄ deras egen spelplan. Men gÄr det att förÀndra vÀrlden genom att köpa aktier?

Susanne Sweet at Center for Sustainability Research is presenting a report on ‘Det HĂ„llbara Svenska Modeundret’ at a webinar arranged by Entreprenörskapsforum’s 23 September, 12:00-13:00.

Privata aktörer behövs för att lösa problemen med utanförskap. Internationellt stöds framvÀxten av privat social finansiering avEU, OECD och VÀrldsbanken. Men Sverige ligger lÄngt efter flera OECD-lÀnder. Det skriver forskaren Sophie Nachemson-Ekwall i Di Debatt.

Tisdag 14 september kl 8.30–10.00 presenteras rapporten "En svensk social finansmarknad vĂ€xer fram" av Sophie Nachemson-Ekwall.

Edited By Michael Gibbert, Liisa VĂ€likangas, Marijane Luistro-Jonsson