Replication & Reproducibility 2014: The best stories

In 2014, the debate on replication and reproducibility in the social sciences moved towards pre-registration, new guidelines for replication studies, but also increasing criticism of replicators.

Most read pieces on reproducibility in 2014

To recap the reproducibility discussions on this blog in the last 12 months I checked what readers clicked on most. Here are the three top pieces on the Political Science Replication blog in 2014.

Best of replication & data sharing: Collection 6 (April 2014)

These are the best debates and pieces I came across in the first quarter of 2014 on replication, reproducibility & data transparency. Collection #6 (April 2014).

Best of replication & data sharing: Collection 5 (Nov 2013)

These are the best pieces I came across in the last month on replication, reproducibility & data sharing. Collection #5 (Nov 2013).

Best of replication & data sharing: Collection 4 (Oct 2013)

These are the best pieces I came across in the last month on replication, reproducibility & data sharing. With the Economist and the LA times reporting on reproducibility, everyone talks about the topic. Collection #4 (October 2013).

Best of replication & data sharing Collection 3

These are the best pieces I came across in the last months on replication, reproducibility & data sharing. While not strictly on political science, they are inspiring and reflect how other fields deal with the lack of reproducibility. Collection #3 (August/September 2013).

Best of replication & data sharing Collection 2

These are the best pieces I came across in the last months on replication, reproducibility & data sharing. While not strictly on political science, they are inspiring and worth discussing. Collection #2 (5 March, 2013 – May 27, 2013).

Best of replication & data sharing Collection 1

These are the best pieces I came across in the last two weeks on replication, reproducibility & data sharing. While not strictly on political science, they are inspiring and worth discussing. Collection #1 (January 20 – February 2, 2013).