On 19 November, 2025, a new article has been published by Eliza Bodor-Eranus, Eszter Vit and Ákos Bocskor in the International Journal of Event and Festival Management. The title of the article is “Motivation matters: distinct clusters of music festival volunteers and their implications for event management”.

On 9 November, 2025, a new article has been published by Júlia Galántai, Flóra Samu and Károly Takács in Discourse & Society. The title of the article is “Gender norms and couples’ conversations on childbearing intentions: A spontaneous speech corpus-based text analysis”.

A new article has been published by László Letenyei, Eliza Bodor-Eranus and Gergely Horzsa in SocioEconomic Challenges. The title of the article is “Intensity-Based Location Sampling Method For Investigating Socio-Economic Challenges: Ensuring External Validity In Surveys of Unknown Populations”.

A special issue of the Journal of Early Adolescence, titled Social Networks in Early Adolescence, has been published, guest-edited by Dorottya Kisfalusi and Károly Takács. 

On 15 October, 2025, a new article has been published by Ádám Stefkovics and Zoltán Kmetty in Survey Research Methods. The title of the article is “Trust in Survey Results: A Cross-country Replication Experiment”.

On 13 October, 2025, a new article has been published by László Kiss in Soccer & Society. The title of the article is “From politics to business: Hungarian-African football relations during the Cold War (1955–1989)”.

On 9 September, 2025, a new article has been published by Ádám Stefkovics, Kinga Batiz,  Blanka Zsófia Grubits and Anna Sára Ligeti in Sociological Methods & Research. The title of the article is “What Types of Survey Questions are Prone to Interviewer Effects? Evidence Based on 29,000 Intra-Interviewer Correlations From 28 Countries of the European Social Survey”.

On 4 September, 2025, a new article has been published by Károly Takács in Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews. The title of the article is “A Sociology of Humankind: How We Are Formed by Culture, Cooperation, and Conflict”.

On 29 August, 2025, a new article has been published by Tamás Keller és Péter Szakál in Scientific Reports. The title of the article is “The positive effect of moral self-concept on fraudulent behavior and the need for moral cleansing”.