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REECAP replication project webinar - Monday 19th of October 2020
REECAP replication project webinar - Monday 19th of October 2020
Organizing committee: Jens Rommel, Marianne Lefebvre, Laure Kufhuss
Organizing committee: Jens Rommel, Marianne Lefebvre, Laure Kufhuss
The purpose of the webinar is to introduce a planned replication project of agricultural economics experiments to the REECAP community. This project links to a call for a special issue in Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy.
A replication is any study whose primary purpose is to (i) determine the fragility or robustness of previous research findings and (ii) identify why studies reach different conclusions on the same subject.
Program
Program
10.30 Marianne Lefebvre, University of Angers
Welcome and brief introduction to the REECAP network and agenda
10.40 Robert Finger, ETH Zürich
Introduction to the Special Issue on ‘Replications in Agricultural Economics’ in Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy on behalf of the guest- editorial team
11.00 Sylvain Chabé-Ferret, Toulouse School of Economics
It's time for the second credibility revolution ! Sampling noise, publication bias and the need for pre-registered replications
11.30 Siri Isaksson, Norwegian School of Economics and Jens Rommel, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Introduction to the replication projects by Colin Camerer and Anna Dreber
11.50 Laure Kuhfuss
Introduction to the process of submitting a REECAP-coordinated replication project for the AEPP special issue
12.00 Q&A, discussion with the audience
12.30 End of the event
Presentation slides
Presentation slides
Introduction to the Special Issue on ‘Replications in Agricultural Economics’ in Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy on behalf of the guest- editorial team
Slides Special Issue Replication_final.pdfREECAP_slides_SCF.pdfIt's time for the second credibility revolution ! Sampling noise, publication bias and the need for pre-registered replications
Sylvain Chabé-Ferret, Toulouse School of Economics
Introduction to the replication projects by Colin Camerer et Anna Dreber
Siri Isaksson, Norwegian School of Economics
Jens Rommel, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Jens Rommel briefly presents the project and Siri Isaksson shares her perspective on being part of the author team.
Introduction to the replication projects by Camerer et al..pdfPurpose of this Webinar
Purpose of this Webinar
If you are a researcher:
If you are a researcher:
- Learn about the replication crisis, where it comes from and what has been done so far to address it.
- Get a chance to participate in REECAP replication project, aiming at coordinating the replication of experiments relevant for agricultural policies.
The planned replications may be submitted to a special issue in Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy (call to be published soon by AEPP and shared with participants to the webinar).
If you are a practitioner:
If you are a practitioner:
- While this webinar is methodology-oriented, you may be curious about what is done to improve the robustness of research findings when you have to use these results.
More information on REECAP replication project in “Our research”
Resources
Resources
· The replication network (Maren Duvendack participated to REECAP 2019 workshop during a roundtable entitled “Reproducibility in Experimental Economics: Crisis or Opportunity?”)
· The replication network (Maren Duvendack participated to REECAP 2019 workshop during a roundtable entitled “Reproducibility in Experimental Economics: Crisis or Opportunity?”)
· A paper from our CBEAR colleagues in the USA: Is a Replicability Crisis on the Horizon for Environmental and Resource Economics?
· A paper from our CBEAR colleagues in the USA: Is a Replicability Crisis on the Horizon for Environmental and Resource Economics?
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