Csepeli, György, István Murányi, Gergő Prazsák. Új tekintélyelvűség a mai Magyarországon

Although extreme right politics and radicalism in general had already been targeted by scientific research in Hungary in earlier decades by researchers such as sociologist Andras Kovacs and the psychologist Ferenc Erős, the subject has become one of the leading issues in Hungary since the national elections of 2010, when the radical right-wing party Jobbik (the name means both “more right”, “more to the right-wing,” and “better”) won over 12% of the parliamentary seats.