Tibor Valuch’s study titled "The future of deindustrialization – a social and cultural turn? The future of former industrial landscapes and industrial societies in Central Eastern Europe" has been published in issue 1/2025 of the Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe (Q1, IF: 0.9).

Csilla Zsigmond's book Kötődések hálójában – A nemzeti identitás mintázatai a kisebbségi magyar fiatalok körében [In a web of attachments: Patterns of national identity among minority Hungarian youth] has been published as part of the Szociológiai Tudástár series of the University of Debrecen.

The publication is available for free.

The article of Szilárd Tóth, our Institute's Research Fellow, has been published in Res Publica (Q1). The title of the article is "Why Civic Republicanism Remains a Statist Theory."

The article authored by András Déri and Andrea Szabó, our Institute's Senior Research Fellow, has been published in the journal Frontiers in Political Sciences (Q1). The article's title is "Interpreting political participation as communicative action: a comparison of younger and older adults."

Zoltán Lakner's interview with our colleague Csilla Fedinec in Jelen 2025, 14 July

Zoltán Lakner's interview with our colleague Csilla Fedinec on Szeged TV from 12 July 2025

The article by Zuzsanna Sütő: Who Prefers to Stay? Individual and Institutional Factors Supporting Immobility among Minority Hungarian Higher Education Students was published in the journal Treatises and Documents: Journal of Ethnic Studies. You can read the open access article here.

An article by Béni L. Balogh was published in the RUBICON Online column “Central Europe at Versailles”. The article entitled "From soldier to politician. Alexandru Averescu's activities as Prime Minister" can be read here.

Eszter Farkas and Anna Ujlaki's report has been published in the volume "Changing Migration Patterns: A Comparative Study on the Movement of People and the Impact for Countries in the Region", edited by Ninna Mörner. The title of our researchers' report is "Between Welcome and Rejection: Hungary’s Overpoliticized Immigration Narrative."

On the occasion of the Constitution Day of Ukraine and the Day of Hungarian Freedom, the Embassy of Ukraine in Budapest hosted the presentation of our colleague Csilla Fedinec's latest book. The private event was attended by prominent Hungarian experts, representatives of the Ukrainian national minority in Hungary and the Transcarpathian Dragons Foundation.