Kutatási területek

autokratizáció, politikai polarizáció, korrupció

Kiemelt publikációk

Hajnal, Á. (2025a) ‘Popular autocrats: why do voters support Viktor Orbán’s government in Hungary? A quantitative analysis’, Public Choice, 202(1), pp. 51–75. 

Hajnal, Á. (2025b) ‘Rational autocrats? Drivers of corruption patterns in competitive authoritarian regimes: towards an explanatory framework with empirical applications from Hungary’, European Political Science [Preprint]. 

Hajnal, Á. (2025c) ‘Two Tales of Polarization? How Affective and Ideological Polarization Influence Political Corruption—A Panel Analysis of 153 Countries Between 2000 and 2021’, Political Studies, p. 00323217251324306.

Hajnal, Á. (2024) ‘Political polarization and corruption: A theoretical and empirical review’, Intersections. East European Journal of Society and Politics, 10(2), pp. 21–33.

Hajnal, G. and Hajnal, A. (2024) ‘Economics, ideas or institutions? Agencification through government-owned enterprises in illiberal contexts: The case of Hungary’, Public Policy and Administration, 39(2), pp. 171–192.

Hajnal, Á. and Scharle, Á. (2023) ‘What works for whom? What theories may predict about the effectiveness of measures against employment discrimination’, International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 43(11/12), pp. 1098–1113.

Krekó, J. et al. (2023) ‘The redistributive effect of the Hungarian flat tax and family allowance system’, Acta Oeconomica, 73(4), pp. 481–503.

Projektek

2025-2026 – A polarizáció szerepe a nemkívánt társadalmi kimenetelek létrejöttében (FK-137755)