The Reproducibility and Robustness of Economics and Political Science by Method and Field

Question and contribution.

Using 248 published studies and more than 15,000 reanalyses by over 1,000 researchers, this project maps computational reproducibility and robustness across economics and political science. It combines a many-analyst approach with researcher forecasts to compare patterns across methods and fields.

Abstract.

This project synthesizes computational reproducibility and robustness evidence from 248 published economics and political-science studies. More than 1,000 researchers conducted over 15,000 reanalyses, allowing the project to compare reproducibility and robustness across methods and fields.

How the project is framed.