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CALL FOR PAPERS: Leibniz Open Science Day 2024 – Meta Perspectives in Social Sciences
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ZBW, WZB, and RWI are pleased to invite submissions to the Leibniz Open Science Day 2024: Meta Perspectives in Social Sciences. With the growing importance of the social sciences in addressing societal challenges, the significance of a meta-scientific perspective is…
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Get Paid and Get Published: Looking for Replicators
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RWI − Leibniz Institute for Economic Research invites applications for several positions of Replicators on a self-employed basis to conduct a robustness replication of a published microeconomic study in the field of Development Economics. The successful applicant will work with…
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