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@TheReplicateNet
Encouraging economists and their journals to publish replications.
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    Replication Network
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    Aug 4
    📢New special issue in @JCRE_econ: Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) — Replications. We're seeking researchers to replicate high-quality PES papers. Fast-track review. Replication packages provided. Submission Deadline: Jan 31, 2027. Details 👉 jcr-econ.org
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    Replication Network
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    May 11
    META-ANALYSES IN MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING. And -- really -- most everywhere else. We review 100 meta-analyses in M&M and point out where current studies fall short, what they can do better, and why it matters.
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    Meta-analyses in management and marketing: Current practices and inferential consequences - Weilun...
    From journals.sagepub.com
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    Feb 19
    ARTICLE OF INTEREST ("Computational Reproducibility and Robustness of Empirical Economics and Political Science Research” by Broduer et al., 2026) @I4Replication replicationnetwork.com/2026/02/20/aoi…
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    Feb 9
    It's a replication paper on meta-analysis practice for medical research. And an interesting example of how applying AIC and BIC model selection to small samples can lead one astray. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/si…
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    Jan 19
    GUEST BLOG at TRN ("Another Reason to Prefer Random Effects Over Fixed Effects/UWLS Meta-Analysis"). For those meta-analysts out there. You know who you are!
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    REED: Another Reason to Prefer Random Effects Over Fixed Effects/UWLS Meta-Analysis
    From replicationnetwork.com
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