For those interested in replications who happen to be in Chicago in early January, you may find the following two sessions at the ASSA meetings to be of interest:

Session: REPLICATION AND ETHICS IN ECONOMICS: THIRTY YEARS AFTER DEWALD, THURSBY AND ANDERSON

Papers:

— What is Meant by ‘Replication’ and Why Does It Encounter Such Resistance in Economics?

— Replication and Economics Journal Policies

— Replication versus Meta-Analysis in Economics: Where Do We Stand 30 Years After Dewald, Thursby and Anderson?

—  Is Economics Research Replicable? Sixty Published Papers From Thirteen Journals Say “Usually Not”

NOTE: Rumour has it that Deward, Thursby and Anderson will all be there. To learn more, click here.

Session: REPLICATION IN MICROECONOMICS

Papers:

— Assessing the Rate of Replication in Economics

— Replications in Development

— What is Replication? The Possibly Exemplary Example of Labor Economics

—  A Proposal for Promoting Replications

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