In their latest study, Miklós Sebők, Áron Buzogány, Julia Fleischer, Theresa Gessler, Anna Takács, Sean M. Theriault, and Ákos Holányi examine illiberal policy framings using data from four countries.
Veronika Patkós and Gergő Medve-Bálint have been awarded the National Research, Development and Innovation Fund (NRDI).
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Our senior researcher, Rudolf Metz, has published a new article in the International Journal of Public Leadership (Emerald Publishing).
In their recent article published in Public Integrity, Áron Hajnal and József Péter Martin, PhD, examine the effectiveness of the EU-enforced rule-of-law reform package in curbing systemic corruption in Hungary.
The new publication of Eszter Farkas and Gabriella Szabó in Acta Politica explores how individual self-reported unhappiness interrelates with political interactions.
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Zsófia Papp's and Godfred Bonnah Nkansah's latest study in East European Politics examines how democratic norm violations during emergencies affect perceptions of democratic quality.
Pál Susánszky's and Endre Borbáth's latest study in the journal of Social Science investigates the individual participation in the context of politicization.
In their latest study, published in East European Politics, Bence Hamrak, Erin Jenne, Levente Littvay, and Gábor Simonovits examined voters' perceptions of the Soros campaign.
The volume Climate Assemblies, edited by internationally renowned scholars of democratic innovation, has recently been published. Among its contributions is a chapter by researchers from our institute, Dániel Oross and Zsolt Boda, which examines the effectiveness of climate assemblies within the current Hungarian political context.
Our institute's researchers Veronika Patkós and Bendegúz Plesz are investigating the question in their latest article, drawing evidence from 28 European countries in West European Politics (D1).
