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Szabolcs Marka, Member of iASK Advisory Board alongside Saswato R. Das, has co-authored an opinion piece titled "Amid ethical concerns, it’s time for AI to go back to school," published in the South China Morning Post.

Attila Pók: Remembering and Forgetting Communism in Hungary. Studies on Collective Memory and Memory Politics in Context

Izabella Agárdi. On the Verge of History: Life Stories of Rural Women from Serbia, Romania, and Hungary, 1920–2020

A brand new, joint article was released in International Journal of Innovative Research & Scientific Studies, written by our former researchers Petra Kinga Kézai and Szandra Gombos.

This contents is only available in Hungarian.

Rubin Zemon: A Case Study on the Power of Global Crises to Build or Divide Communities

Kathy Henderson's novel, My Disappearing Uncle is also available in Hungarian, the result of a joint project between iASK and Gondolat Publishing.

Attila Pók's new study was released by Sandstein Publisher in German.

Polányi Centre Working Paper I.2025/WP01

Our institute's researcher, Anikó Magasházi's brand new chapter was released, written with the contribution of Timothy Yaw Acheampong.

Ákos Jakobi, Ferenc Miszlivetz, János Rechnitzer (eds.): Insula Magna – Landscape, Water and Sound in Szigetköz. Gondolat Publ. – iASK, Budapest – Kőszeg, p. 390

A brand new article was published in Political Psychology, written by one of our institutes's researcher, Péter Krekó in 2025.