Short abstract

We will present the Institute for Replication (I4R) that conducts reproducibility and replication workshops to incentivize and communicate reproducibility and replication results, addressing low numbers of replication attempts in economics and political science in particular but also more broadly.

Long abstract

We will present the work of the Institute for Replication (I4R) that conducts reproducibility and replication workshops to incentivize and communicate reproducibility and replication results in economics and political science in particular but also more broadly in the social and behavioral sciences. After several years of Replication Games, led by I4R's chair Abel Brodeur, we believe that this is one of several ways forward to address the relatively low numbers of replication attempts and to promote a culture of replication.