She published in several languages on the structure of the public sphere; discourse analysis of public debates (national identity, demography, NATO and EU enlargement, globalization, Eurosceptic discourses); discursive strategies of public and private speakers; communication models; symbolic politics and the European public sphere; value analysis of mass culture and commodity aesthetics; the structure of the public sphere in state socialism and in pluralist societies; discursive strategies in advertising; and the sociology of games.

She participated in various international research programmes, among which “Changing Media – Changing Europe” organized by the European Science Foundation and she was a “Freedom of Speech” guest professor at Bergen University in 2006-2007. She is an active member of the Living Memorial, the Virág Teréz research group on multi-generational trauma and the Network of Hungarian Academics.