Frequently asked questions about Replication Games, covering goals, participation, expectations, and outcomes.
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Frequently asked questions about Replication Games, covering goals, participation, expectations, and outcomes.
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.
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.
Research & Politics welcomes replications as regular submissions and announces a call for abstracts for a special issue on methods, practices and ethics for replication in collaboration with the Institute for Replication.
Our chair, Abel Brodeur, Kevin Esterling and many collaborators published a piece in Research & Politics entitled ‘Promoting reproducibility and replicability in political science’.
We are grateful for the funding provided by Alfred P. Sloan Foundation for our project entitled ‘Transparency, Reproducibility and Replicability in Economics’ (249,600 USD) – shared with Lars Vilhuber at Cornell University.
We are thrilled to report that we secured funding from Open Philanthropy (464,698 USD) to push forward the boundaries of what we know about scientific reproducibility.
Economic Inquiry announces a special issue on reproducibility and replicability in economics in collaboration with the Institute for Replication.
We are grateful for the funding provided by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (246,532 CAD) to reproduce and replicate a large number of studies in economics and related fields.