This CEGA Blog Forum builds on a seminal research meeting held at the University of California, Berkeley on December 7, 2012. The goal was to bring together a select interdisciplinary group of scholars – from biostatistics, economics, political science and psychology – with a shared interest in promoting transparency in empirical social science research.
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Research
- Promoting Transparency in Social Science Research
- Reshaping Institutions: Evidence on Aid Impacts Using a Preanalysis Plan
- Transparency, Reproducibility, and the Credibility of Economics Research
Talks
- Berkeley Institute for Transparency in the Social Sciences - Research Transparency Forum
- Promoting Transparency in Social Science Research
- Reshaping Institutions: Evidence on Aid Impacts Using a Pre-analysis Plan (UC Berkeley)
- Reshaping Institutions: Evidence on Aid Impacts Using a Preanalysis Plan (Stanford)
- Reshaping Institutions: Evidence on External Aid and Local Collective Action
Media
- Call for Better Social Science Research Transparency
- Call for Better Social Science Research Transparency
- Call for Better Social Science Research Transparency
- Errors in Experiments, Incorrect Conclusions Plague Social Science Research, Paper States
- Errors, Inexact Standards Cited in Research
- Give Social Sciences Credibility by Demanding Research Transparency
- Incentives for open science: New prizes to encourage research integrity and transparency in social science
- January 3 "Science" Magazine Featured: Calls for Transparency in the Social Sciences
- La Economía Tiene Problemas de Rigor Científico
- La Economía Tiene Problemas de Rigor Científico
- La Economía Tiene Problemas de Rigor Científico
- La Economía Tiene Problemas de Rigor Científico
- La Economía Tiene Serios Problemas de Rigor Científico
- La Economía Tiene Serios Problemas de Rigor Científico
- Science Authors Seek Better Social Science Research Transparency
- Why Null Results Rarely See the Light of Day