Institute For Replication

REPLICATION GAMES

Replication Games: A Collaborative Research Initiative

Researchers in the Replication Games form teams of 3-5 to replicate studies. Before the event, they read the paper and plan responsibilities. The event runs from 8:30 am to 4 pm, after which they write a summary report. Participants receive co-authorship on a meta-paper and can submit their replication for publication.

PUBLISHING

Publishing and Dissemination

One of I4R’s core objectives is to help disseminate reproductions and replications. In this blog post, we first highlight special issues/symposiums and journals which strictly publish comments and replication studies. We then provide results from a survey that our collaborators conducted.

REPLICATION GAMES

Replication Games - Previous Events / Rankings

The Replication Games are one-day events that bring researchers together to collaborate on replicating studies from top-tier journals. This blog post highlights the rankings from previous games.

I4R PUBLICATION

Research & Politics Article

Our chair and collaborators published a piece in Research & Politics. The article reviews and summarizes current reproduction and replication practices in political science. They review data availability policies for 28 leading political science journals and present the results from a survey of editors about their willingness to publish comments and replications. They make the case for standards and practices that may help increase data availability, reproducibility, and replicability in political science.

PUBLISHING

Research & Politics Special Issue (CLOSED)

We have a new special issue dedicated to reproductions and replications in politics. We discuss this collaboration with Research & Politics in this blog post.

PUBLISHING

Canadian Journal of Economics Special Issue (CLOSED)

We have a new special issue dedicated to reproductions and replications in economics. We discuss this collaboration with the Canadian Journal of Economics in this blog post.

PUBLISHING

Economic Inquiry Special Issue (CLOSED)

We have a new special issue dedicated to reproductions and replications in economics. We discuss this collaboration with Economic Inquiry in this blog post.