This study investigates attitudes towards the adoption rights and parenting skills of same-sex couples in 25 European countries using data from the European Social Survey and the European Values Study. The aim is to explore how political-demographic processes and various types of pronatalism...

A tanulmány a különböző, olajipart érintő, Oroszországot célzó szankciós bejelentések hatását vizsgálja három – a Brent-, a WTI- és az Urals-típusú – nyersolaj-portfólió azonnali árfolyamára vonatkozóan. Az orosz–ukrán háború kezdetét követő időszakot...

Jelen elemzés célja, hogy bemutassa Japán percepcióját az átalakuló nemzetközi rendszerrel kapcsolatban. Miközben Japán továbbra is az Egyesült Államok legfőbb szövetségének számít a térségben, Tokió az elmúlt években a percepciója szerint radikálisan átalakuló...

During crises, understanding political decision-making processes and evaluating related preferences are key to the legitimacy of political decisions. Our research focuses on preferences in decision-making processes in times of crisis through the analysis of the representational style most...

Idén lesz a második világháború végének 80. évfordulója. Az ünneplés feltehetően elmarad. A világháborút túlélt nemzedékek távozásával a tanulságok is egyre inkább feledésbe merülnek. A háború borzalmaira válaszként létrehozott globális világrend, amelynek...

Previous research has demonstrated that citizens use heuristics in their ideological perceptions of the placement of governing partners. Yet what about the perceptions after the government termination from non-government support parties? To what extent is updating evident and is there...

In political discourse, cardinal points are more than reference points; they represent different cultural-political regions through conceptual metonymy. Cardinal points are often portrayed in opposition to each other; regions in the North are compared to the South, while the East is contrasted...

This study compares COVID-19 pandemic policymaking in Hungary and Portugal. These EU member states are similar in most factors that potentially shape the health policy outcome of a pandemic: the level of economic development, the centralization of public administration system and legislature,...

In recent years, there has been an increased scholarly interest in citizen (or mass) polarization and its associated socioeconomic and political consequences. Although substantial evidence supports that citizen polarization affects political (or grand) corruption through a variety of mechanisms,...

This article examines the complex interplay between populism, social identity, and charisma attribution in leader–follower relationships. Drawing on a survey conducted in Hungary during the 2022 election, we investigate how populist attitudes and partisan identity shape citizens’ perceptions...