Research Interests

electoral behaviour, populism, political theory of reflexive modernity

Selected Publications

Toxic technocultures and digital politics emotions, memes, data politics and attention on the internet. Társadalomtudományi Kutatóközpont Politikatudományi Intézet-Napvilág (with Szilvi Német).

Governing populism – the Discursive Populism of Fidesz. In: Frank Decker – Bernd Henningsen – Marcel Lewandowsky – Philipp Adorf (eds.) [2021]: Aufstand der Außenseiter Die Herausforderung der europäischen Politik durch den neuen Populismus, Nomos.

Populist Counterframing of the Climate Movement: The Case of the Hungarian Incumbent Right. Czech Journal of Political Science, 30 : 2.

Research Projects

COVID cohorts? – Big Data based identification of generations in the post-pandemic period - - Hungarian Academy of Sciences in the framework of high-risk research on post-COVID phenomena

Work in Progress

Green consciousness blocked by price sensitivity and materialism. Status of the “silent revolution” in Hungary