Z Kmetty
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 33906 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Z Kmetty |
| NOMBRES | Z |
| APELLIDO | Kmetty |
| FIRMA | KMETTY Z |
| AFILIACIONES | Eötvös Loránd University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6775-8938 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 49 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Greenland on X
Too good to be true
Working time reduction (WTR), particularly in the form of a four-day workweek, has emerged as a topical issue in the future-of-work discourse amplified by the Covid-19 pandemic. This is relevant from a sustainability perspective since WTR has long been considered as potentially beneficial for the environment. Utilising Framing Theory, we study the characteristics of the current online, written media discourse of WTR that matter for sustainability…
Determinants of willingness to donate data from social media platforms
Social media data donation through data download packages (DDPs) is a promising new way of collecting individual-level digital trace data with informed consent. Nevertheless, given the novelty of this approach, little is known about whether and how people would share their data with researchers, although this could seriously affect selection bias and thus, the outer validity of the results. To study the determinants of data-sharing and help futur…
Changing Identities of Religious People
This study examines the values of religious and non-religious people in Central and Eastern Europe over the past thirty years. It focuses on changes in perceptions of gay people and explores how the emergence of sexual orientation in public discourse has influenced its acceptance or rejection. The research highlights a specific duality in the region where religiosity is accompanied by an increasing acceptance of gay people in the region; but in s…
The public that engages invisibly
Measurements of political polarization online have so far largely focused on visible traces accessible through platform APIs, neglecting invisible traces that are not recorded or otherwise unavailable to researchers, which can reveal key aspects of political engagement online. Our study addresses this gap by investigating the polarization measurement bias that arises when only visible engagement is analyzed, uncovering disparities at both the use…
Political positioning of Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) discourse – The loss of green objectives
Fulfilling data access obligations
Research into digital platforms has become increasingly difficult. One way to overcome these difficulties is to build on data access rights in EU data protection law, which requires platforms to offer users a copy of their data. In data donation studies, researchers ask study participants to exercise this right and donate their data to science. However, there is increasing evidence that platforms do not comply with designated laws. We first discu…
Energy justice intermediaries
This paper foregrounds the use of “Living Labs” as instruments for the delivery of just low carbon transformations. Living Labs are commonly understood as stakeholder-centred, iterative and open-innovation ecosystems that involve multiple forms of co-creation and engagement among different actors in a given territory. Over a period of three years, thanks to a unique pan-European action research study, three such Labs were set up in different loca…
User-centric approaches for collecting Facebook data in the ‘post-API age’
Although other social media platforms have seen a steeper increase in users recently, Facebook is still the social networking site with the largest number of users worldwide. A large number of studies from the social and behavioral sciences have investigated the antecedents, types, and consequences of its use. In addition or as an alternative to self-reports from users, many studies have used data from the platform itself, usually collected via i…
The Strength of Religious Lifeworld
This study explores the role of social spaces in the religious worldview in the Central and Eastern European region through a comprehensive study of values spanning nearly three decades. The analysis focuses on the differences between the values of religious and non-religious people in different social spaces during this period. Drawing on the insights of the spatial turn, the study provides a new way of understanding the impact of social spaces …
Identifying Depression-Related Behavior on Facebook—An Experimental Study
Depression is one of the major mental health problems in the world and the leading cause of disability worldwide. As people leave more and more digital traces in the online world, it becomes possible to detect depression-related behavior based on people’s online activities. We use a novel Facebook study to identify possible non-textual elements of depression-related behavior in a social media environment. This study focuses on the relationship be…
Which is your favorite music genre? A validity comparison of Facebook data and survey data
In this study, we use a parallel mixed-method data collection: a face-to-face survey combined with personal Facebook data archive collection. Our paper is the first attempt to cross-validate the self-reported musical preference with Facebook-based music preference classification. We primarily focused on operationalization-related questions and validity issues. The results overall showed that the different measures have only moderate correlations …
Party Nexus Position Generator
Assessing the effect of questionnaire design on unit and item-nonresponse
Questionnaire design choices, such as handling ‘do not know’ answers or using check all that apply questions may impact the level of item- and unit nonresponse. We used experimental data from an online panel and the questions of ESS to examine how applying forced answering, offering DK/NA options and specific question formats (CATA vs. forced choice format) impact the level of nonresponse and how respondent characteristics correlate with these ef…
Exploring the dynamic changes of key concepts of the Hungarian socialist era with natural language processing methods
The analysis of social discourses from the perspective of historical changes deserves special attention. Such a study could play a key role in revealing social changes and latent narrative of those in power; and understanding the underlying social dynamic in a given period. Until the recent years, such issues were analyzed mainly in a qualitative approach. In our paper we present a new way of revealing/discovering and interpreting social discours…
Az automatizált szövegelemzés perspektívája a társadalomtudományokban
Cikkünkben a „Big Data” paradigma térnyerésével párhuzamosan rohamosan terjedő természetesnyelv-feldolgozási (NLP) módszereket tekintjük át. Bemutatjuk a társadalomkutatási szempontból leginkább perspektivikus eszközöket, a hozzájuk illeszthető társadalomkutatási kérdéseket és azokat a technikai-módszertani jellegzetességeket, amelyek a klasszikus kvantitatív kutatáshoz képest az NLP specifikumát jellemzik. Ezek a módszerek lényegesen túllépnek a…
Moralizálás nélküli hit
A tanulmány azt kutatja, hogy a kormányzati politikától megerősítést kapott vallásosság milyen jegyekkel rendelkezik Magyarországon. A kutatás a társadalmi cselekvők értékrendjét az államilag szankcionált és nem szankcionált normaszegésekhez fűződő viszonyon keresztül értelmezi. A reprezentatív minta eredményei több dimenzióban is egyfajta szekularizált vallásosságot mutatnak. A magyarországi vallásosak értékorientációjában a szekuláris társadalo…
Believing without moralising
This article explores the features of religiousness as it is supported by governmental policies in Hungary. The research interprets the values held by social actors in terms of their relationship to violations of norms that are sanctioned and those that are not sanctioned by the state. The analyses of our representative sample revealed a type of secularised religiousness in more than one dimension. The value orientations of religious people in Hu…
Szereti ön Vivaldit? Zenei ízlés és társadalmi státusz
Tanulmányunkban egy országosan reprezentatív kérdőíves kutatás segítségével vizsgáljuk, hogy a kulturális mindenevőség kimutatható-e kifejezetten a zenei ízlés tekintetében a magyar társadalomban. A megkérdezettek ízlésbeli preferenciáit különféle műfajú zenei részletek meghallgatásával vizsgáltuk, majd látens profilelemzés segítségével csoportosítottuk. Eredményeink szerint a társadalmi státusz és az életkor az a két változó, amely leginkább kij…
Incumbent party support and perceptions of corruption – an experimental study
In the recent national election in April 2018 in Hungary, the incumbent party (Fidesz) won again.During the campaign period, some of the media were full of stories about the scandals and corruption affairsof Fidesz. However, election results showed that these scandals did not decrease incumbent party support.What is the potential explanation for this? During the election campaign, we conducted an online surveyexperiment in Hungary, giving differe…
Corruption and Political Participation in Hungary
Extant literature concludes that corruption may have a devastating effect on economic growth and institutional trust in transitional democracies, but scholars remain divided on how malfeasance influences political behavior. In this article, we explore the likelihood of a mobilization effect of corruption in a post-communist setting. We argue that the indicators used in previous scholarship on corruption vary in important ways and may affect citiz…
Mapping social milieus and cohesion patterns between 1997 and 2014. Exploiting the potential of the occupational position generator
This time it’s different? Effects of the Eurovision Debate on young citizens and its consequence for EU democracy – evidence from a quasi-experiment in 24 countries
This paper was co-authored by Jurgen Maier, Thorsten Faas, Berthold Rittberger, Jessica Fortin-Rittberger, Kalliope Agapiou Josifides, Susan Banducci, Paolo Bellucci, Magnus Blomgren, Inta Brikse, Karol Chwedczuk-Szulc, Marina Costa Lobo, Mikolaj Czesnik, Anastasia Deligiaouri, Tomaz Dezelan, Wouter deNooy, Aldo Di Virgilio, Florin Fesnic, Danica Fink-Hafner, Marijana Grbesa, Carmen Greab, Andrija Henjak, David Nicolas Hopmann, David Johann, Gabo…
Diverging Patterns of Satisfaction across Europe
Building on a decade-long comparative database of the European Social Survey the present study targets general aspects of satisfaction across larger regions of Europe with special regard to the socioeconomic changes in the recent decades. Conventionally cultivated measures like central tendency are supplemented by structural parameters of distribution based on a conceptual scheme distinguishing consensus and tightness of opinions. Dispersion-like…
Mapping the Post-communist Class Structure
In this article, we define a schema for the class structure of Hungary, in which we consider a case for an Eastern-European capitalist system emerging from post-communist societies. Our schema is based on the findings of the Hungarian Class Survey, 2014. Using six measures of Bourdieusian economic, cultural, and social capital and applying the methodology of latent class analysis (LCA), we have constructed a model of eight LCA-based classes: uppe…
This time it’s different? Effects of the Eurovision Debate on young citizens and its consequence for EU democracy – evidence from a quasi-experiment in 24 countries
This paper was co-authored by Jurgen Maier, Thorsten Faas, Berthold Rittberger, Jessica Fortin-Rittberger, Kalliope Agapiou Josifides, Susan Banducci, Paolo Bellucci, Magnus Blomgren, Inta Brikse, Karol Chwedczuk-Szulc, Marina Costa Lobo, Mikolaj Czesnik, Anastasia Deligiaouri, Tomaz Dezelan, Wouter deNooy, Aldo Di Virgilio, Florin Fesnic, Danica Fink-Hafner, Marijana Grbesa, Carmen Greab, Andrija Henjak, David Nicolas Hopmann, David Johann, Gabo…
Corruption and Political Participation in Hungary
Extant literature concludes that corruption may have a devastating effect on economic growth and institutional trust in transitional democracies, but scholars remain divided on how malfeasance influences political behavior. In this article, we explore the likelihood of a mobilization effect of corruption in a post-communist setting. We argue that the indicators used in previous scholarship on corruption vary in important ways and may affect citiz…
Mapping the Post-communist Class Structure
In this article, we define a schema for the class structure of Hungary, in which we consider a case for an Eastern-European capitalist system emerging from post-communist societies. Our schema is based on the findings of the Hungarian Class Survey, 2014. Using six measures of Bourdieusian economic, cultural, and social capital and applying the methodology of latent class analysis (LCA), we have constructed a model of eight LCA-based classes: uppe…
Core Ties Homophily and Sociocultural Divides in Hungary from 1987 to 2015
In this article, we focus on the changes of network structures in Hungary, making use of a series of surveys covering a period of nearly 30 years from 1987 to 2015. Using the name-generator network technique, our main focus is on patterns of homophily and social distance with regard to some sociodemographic and resource-type variables. Two methods have been applied: a standard methodology based on crosstab analysis and a more complex approach bas…
Party Nexus Position Generator
Which is your favorite music genre? A validity comparison of Facebook data and survey data
In this study, we use a parallel mixed-method data collection: a face-to-face survey combined with personal Facebook data archive collection. Our paper is the first attempt to cross-validate the self-reported musical preference with Facebook-based music preference classification. We primarily focused on operationalization-related questions and validity issues. The results overall showed that the different measures have only moderate correlations …
Mapping social milieus and cohesion patterns between 1997 and 2014. Exploiting the potential of the occupational position generator
Assessing the effect of questionnaire design on unit and item-nonresponse
Questionnaire design choices, such as handling ‘do not know’ answers or using check all that apply questions may impact the level of item- and unit nonresponse. We used experimental data from an online panel and the questions of ESS to examine how applying forced answering, offering DK/NA options and specific question formats (CATA vs. forced choice format) impact the level of nonresponse and how respondent characteristics correlate with these ef…
Exploring the dynamic changes of key concepts of the Hungarian socialist era with natural language processing methods
The analysis of social discourses from the perspective of historical changes deserves special attention. Such a study could play a key role in revealing social changes and latent narrative of those in power; and understanding the underlying social dynamic in a given period. Until the recent years, such issues were analyzed mainly in a qualitative approach. In our paper we present a new way of revealing/discovering and interpreting social discours…
The Birthday Blues
The present study analyzed a large sample of 133,421 suicides in Hungary (for the period 1970–2002) for the birthday blues phenomenon. The number of suicides taking place on the individuals’ birthdays was compared with the number expected using chi-square tests. More suicides occurred on birthdays for men of all ages and for women over the age of 60. The birthday blues phenomenon was found for urban and rural suicides, for all marital statuses an…
Diverging Patterns of Satisfaction across Europe
Building on a decade-long comparative database of the European Social Survey the present study targets general aspects of satisfaction across larger regions of Europe with special regard to the socioeconomic changes in the recent decades. Conventionally cultivated measures like central tendency are supplemented by structural parameters of distribution based on a conceptual scheme distinguishing consensus and tightness of opinions. Dispersion-like…
Mapping the Post-communist Class Structure
In this article, we define a schema for the class structure of Hungary, in which we consider a case for an Eastern-European capitalist system emerging from post-communist societies. Our schema is based on the findings of the Hungarian Class Survey, 2014. Using six measures of Bourdieusian economic, cultural, and social capital and applying the methodology of latent class analysis (LCA), we have constructed a model of eight LCA-based classes: uppe…
Core Ties Homophily and Sociocultural Divides in Hungary from 1987 to 2015
In this article, we focus on the changes of network structures in Hungary, making use of a series of surveys covering a period of nearly 30 years from 1987 to 2015. Using the name-generator network technique, our main focus is on patterns of homophily and social distance with regard to some sociodemographic and resource-type variables. Two methods have been applied: a standard methodology based on crosstab analysis and a more complex approach bas…
Incumbent party support and perceptions of corruption – an experimental study
In the recent national election in April 2018 in Hungary, the incumbent party (Fidesz) won again.During the campaign period, some of the media were full of stories about the scandals and corruption affairsof Fidesz. However, election results showed that these scandals did not decrease incumbent party support.What is the potential explanation for this? During the election campaign, we conducted an online surveyexperiment in Hungary, giving differe…
Corruption and Political Participation in Hungary
Extant literature concludes that corruption may have a devastating effect on economic growth and institutional trust in transitional democracies, but scholars remain divided on how malfeasance influences political behavior. In this article, we explore the likelihood of a mobilization effect of corruption in a post-communist setting. We argue that the indicators used in previous scholarship on corruption vary in important ways and may affect citiz…
Mapping social milieus and cohesion patterns between 1997 and 2014. Exploiting the potential of the occupational position generator
This time it’s different? Effects of the Eurovision Debate on young citizens and its consequence for EU democracy – evidence from a quasi-experiment in 24 countries
This paper was co-authored by Jurgen Maier, Thorsten Faas, Berthold Rittberger, Jessica Fortin-Rittberger, Kalliope Agapiou Josifides, Susan Banducci, Paolo Bellucci, Magnus Blomgren, Inta Brikse, Karol Chwedczuk-Szulc, Marina Costa Lobo, Mikolaj Czesnik, Anastasia Deligiaouri, Tomaz Dezelan, Wouter deNooy, Aldo Di Virgilio, Florin Fesnic, Danica Fink-Hafner, Marijana Grbesa, Carmen Greab, Andrija Henjak, David Nicolas Hopmann, David Johann, Gabo…
Szereti ön Vivaldit? Zenei ízlés és társadalmi státusz
Tanulmányunkban egy országosan reprezentatív kérdőíves kutatás segítségével vizsgáljuk, hogy a kulturális mindenevőség kimutatható-e kifejezetten a zenei ízlés tekintetében a magyar társadalomban. A megkérdezettek ízlésbeli preferenciáit különféle műfajú zenei részletek meghallgatásával vizsgáltuk, majd látens profilelemzés segítségével csoportosítottuk. Eredményeink szerint a társadalmi státusz és az életkor az a két változó, amely leginkább kij…
Az automatizált szövegelemzés perspektívája a társadalomtudományokban
Cikkünkben a „Big Data” paradigma térnyerésével párhuzamosan rohamosan terjedő természetesnyelv-feldolgozási (NLP) módszereket tekintjük át. Bemutatjuk a társadalomkutatási szempontból leginkább perspektivikus eszközöket, a hozzájuk illeszthető társadalomkutatási kérdéseket és azokat a technikai-módszertani jellegzetességeket, amelyek a klasszikus kvantitatív kutatáshoz képest az NLP specifikumát jellemzik. Ezek a módszerek lényegesen túllépnek a…
Moralizálás nélküli hit
A tanulmány azt kutatja, hogy a kormányzati politikától megerősítést kapott vallásosság milyen jegyekkel rendelkezik Magyarországon. A kutatás a társadalmi cselekvők értékrendjét az államilag szankcionált és nem szankcionált normaszegésekhez fűződő viszonyon keresztül értelmezi. A reprezentatív minta eredményei több dimenzióban is egyfajta szekularizált vallásosságot mutatnak. A magyarországi vallásosak értékorientációjában a szekuláris társadalo…
Believing without moralising
This article explores the features of religiousness as it is supported by governmental policies in Hungary. The research interprets the values held by social actors in terms of their relationship to violations of norms that are sanctioned and those that are not sanctioned by the state. The analyses of our representative sample revealed a type of secularised religiousness in more than one dimension. The value orientations of religious people in Hu…
Assessing the effect of questionnaire design on unit and item-nonresponse
Questionnaire design choices, such as handling ‘do not know’ answers or using check all that apply questions may impact the level of item- and unit nonresponse. We used experimental data from an online panel and the questions of ESS to examine how applying forced answering, offering DK/NA options and specific question formats (CATA vs. forced choice format) impact the level of nonresponse and how respondent characteristics correlate with these ef…
Exploring the dynamic changes of key concepts of the Hungarian socialist era with natural language processing methods
The analysis of social discourses from the perspective of historical changes deserves special attention. Such a study could play a key role in revealing social changes and latent narrative of those in power; and understanding the underlying social dynamic in a given period. Until the recent years, such issues were analyzed mainly in a qualitative approach. In our paper we present a new way of revealing/discovering and interpreting social discours…
The Strength of Religious Lifeworld
This study explores the role of social spaces in the religious worldview in the Central and Eastern European region through a comprehensive study of values spanning nearly three decades. The analysis focuses on the differences between the values of religious and non-religious people in different social spaces during this period. Drawing on the insights of the spatial turn, the study provides a new way of understanding the impact of social spaces …
Identifying Depression-Related Behavior on Facebook—An Experimental Study
Depression is one of the major mental health problems in the world and the leading cause of disability worldwide. As people leave more and more digital traces in the online world, it becomes possible to detect depression-related behavior based on people’s online activities. We use a novel Facebook study to identify possible non-textual elements of depression-related behavior in a social media environment. This study focuses on the relationship be…
Which is your favorite music genre? A validity comparison of Facebook data and survey data
In this study, we use a parallel mixed-method data collection: a face-to-face survey combined with personal Facebook data archive collection. Our paper is the first attempt to cross-validate the self-reported musical preference with Facebook-based music preference classification. We primarily focused on operationalization-related questions and validity issues. The results overall showed that the different measures have only moderate correlations …
Party Nexus Position Generator
Energy justice intermediaries
This paper foregrounds the use of “Living Labs” as instruments for the delivery of just low carbon transformations. Living Labs are commonly understood as stakeholder-centred, iterative and open-innovation ecosystems that involve multiple forms of co-creation and engagement among different actors in a given territory. Over a period of three years, thanks to a unique pan-European action research study, three such Labs were set up in different loca…
User-centric approaches for collecting Facebook data in the ‘post-API age’
Although other social media platforms have seen a steeper increase in users recently, Facebook is still the social networking site with the largest number of users worldwide. A large number of studies from the social and behavioral sciences have investigated the antecedents, types, and consequences of its use. In addition or as an alternative to self-reports from users, many studies have used data from the platform itself, usually collected via i…
Fulfilling data access obligations
Research into digital platforms has become increasingly difficult. One way to overcome these difficulties is to build on data access rights in EU data protection law, which requires platforms to offer users a copy of their data. In data donation studies, researchers ask study participants to exercise this right and donate their data to science. However, there is increasing evidence that platforms do not comply with designated laws. We first discu…
Too good to be true
Working time reduction (WTR), particularly in the form of a four-day workweek, has emerged as a topical issue in the future-of-work discourse amplified by the Covid-19 pandemic. This is relevant from a sustainability perspective since WTR has long been considered as potentially beneficial for the environment. Utilising Framing Theory, we study the characteristics of the current online, written media discourse of WTR that matter for sustainability…
Determinants of willingness to donate data from social media platforms
Social media data donation through data download packages (DDPs) is a promising new way of collecting individual-level digital trace data with informed consent. Nevertheless, given the novelty of this approach, little is known about whether and how people would share their data with researchers, although this could seriously affect selection bias and thus, the outer validity of the results. To study the determinants of data-sharing and help futur…
Changing Identities of Religious People
This study examines the values of religious and non-religious people in Central and Eastern Europe over the past thirty years. It focuses on changes in perceptions of gay people and explores how the emergence of sexual orientation in public discourse has influenced its acceptance or rejection. The research highlights a specific duality in the region where religiosity is accompanied by an increasing acceptance of gay people in the region; but in s…
The public that engages invisibly
Measurements of political polarization online have so far largely focused on visible traces accessible through platform APIs, neglecting invisible traces that are not recorded or otherwise unavailable to researchers, which can reveal key aspects of political engagement online. Our study addresses this gap by investigating the polarization measurement bias that arises when only visible engagement is analyzed, uncovering disparities at both the use…
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