On 19 March, 2026, a new article has been published by Ádám Stefkovics and Vera Messing in Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology. The title of the article is “He Said, She Said: Gender-of-Interviewer Effects and the Role of the Interviewers’ Gender Attitudes in the Hungarian ESS Round 11”.

On 23 February, 2026, a new article has been published by Ádám Stefkovics and Dömötör Gere in PNAS Nexus. The title of the article is “Beliefs and sharing intentions of human- and AI-generated fake news: Evidence from 27 European countries”.

On 10 February, 2026, a new article has been published by Ádám Stefkovics, Anna Sára Ligeti and Júlia Koltai in Vaccine. The tiltle of the article is "Willingness to vaccinate in a future pandemic. Evidence from a vignette experiment".

On 7 February, 2026, a new article has been published by Nils Haneklaus, Michaela Hrabušajová, Oliver Hortay, Zoltán Kmetty and Matúš Mišík in The Extractive Industries and Society. The title of the article is "Greenland on X: U.S. lawmakers’ social media posts on critical minerals and geostrategic relevance of the world’s largest island".

On 23 January, 2026, a new article has been published by Béla Janky, Dorottya Kisfalusi and Anna Réz in the Journal of Family and Economic Issues. The title of the article is "Household Chores: Egalitarian Norms and Unequal Outcomes".

A new article has been published by Béla Janky in the Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe. The title of the article is "Polarization of social attitudes in Hungary in the 2010s: a survey-experiment on the role of partisan identity".

On 5 January, 2026, a new article has been published by Márta K. Radó, Dorottya Kisfalusi, Anthony A. Laverty, Frank J. van Lenthe, Jasper V. Been and Károly Takács in the European Journal of Public Health. The title of the article is “Social network mechanisms of ethnic inequalities in smoking among adolescents”.

On 18 December, 2025, a new article has been published by Tamás in the British Journal of Sociology of Education. The title of the article is “Track recommendations moderate socioeconomic differences during the transition from primary to secondary education”.

On 2 December, 2025, a new article has been published by Szabolcs Számadó, István Zachar and Dustin J. Penn in the Journal of Evolutionary Biology. The title of the article is “A general signalling theory: why honest signals are explained by trade-offs rather than costs or handicaps”.