Anikó Gregor

Anikó Gregor serves as Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Social Research Methodology within the Institute of Empirical Studies at Eötvös Loránd University's Faculty of Social Sciences in Budapest. Based at Pázmány Péter sétány 1/a (Room 2.67), she teaches core methodology courses including Quantitative Data Analysis 1 and 2, Qualitative Methods, Sociology of Gender Relations, and Data Collection for Sociology undergraduate and graduate students. Her leadership shapes empirical social science training in Hungary through departmental administration and curriculum development.

Gregor's research critically examines gender dynamics, household structures, and social inequalities using mixed-methods approaches. Key interests include intra-household resource allocation from feminist perspectives, social isolation patterns in Europe, gendered impacts of crises on domestic labor, and historical transformations of sexuality in post-socialist contexts. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical investigations of Hungarian society, emphasizing both quantitative rigor and qualitative depth in studying intimate relationships and structural transformations.

Recent publications reveal consistent focus on crisis impacts (particularly the COVID-19 pandemic), gendered political backlash against equality, and sociohistorical analysis of pornography in 1990s Hungary. Her scholarly output demonstrates evolving attention to transnational comparisons while maintaining deep engagement with Hungarian social transformations since the 1990s, especially regarding family narratives, sexual politics, and generational change in household dynamics and political attitudes.