Harley Roe

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#OpenAccess from @pspolisci.bsky.social -

Data and Code Availability in Political Science Publications from 1995 to 2022 - cup.org/43787Sz

- @carlislerainey.bsky.social, @harleyroe.bsky.social, Qing Wang & Hao Zhou

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📣Just posted the final version of "Data and Code Availability in Political Science Publications from 1995 to 2022," coming out in PS (@pspolisci.bsky.social).

w/ Harley Roe (@harleyroe.bsky.social), Qing Wang, and Hao Zhou

#polisci #openscience #stats #preprint

📄Preprint: doi.org/10.31235/osf...

Carlisle Rainey - Statistical Power from Pilot Data: Simulations to Illustrate In this post, I discuss how pilot data can be used to predict the standard error in a planned study.

New Post! 🥳

"Power Analysis Using Pilot Data: Simulations to Illustrate"

In this post, I discuss how you can use pilot data to predict the statistical power in a planned study.

#polisky #stats #metasci

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New Version! 🎉

"Data and Code Availability in Political Science Publications from 1995 to 2022"

Now conditionally accepted at @pspolisci.bsky.social

w/ Harley Roe (@harleyroe.bsky.social), Qing Wang, and Hao Zhou

🚨🚨🚨Out today in Party Politics: identification with an anti-system party (here: #Germany's #farright #AfD) is bad for democracy, because it undermines trust in liberal-democratic institutions. And it's (probably) causal. Here is why and how journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/... 🧵🌐

Here’s the paper, polisky!

osf.io/9p5h8

Caroline standing to the right at a dark wood podium presenting with a television screen on the left displaying the title of the article “Overt Consequences of Covert Actions: Success, Failure, and Voters’ Preferences for Legislative Oversight.”

I had the wonderful privilege to present our research again at the 2nd annual Elections, Public Opinion, and Voting Behavior conference at FSU! There were some absolutely amazing presentations today. And I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who attended in support or to give comments!
#EPOVB24 #EPOVB

There were some surprises along the way! Some of the most visible journals are setting the pace, I would imagine more journals will follow suit in the next several years

Yes! Replication materials are available on dataverse at: doi.org/10.7910/DVN/...

It doesn’t seem like much, but at the same time over half of all political science journals have some policy encouraging sharing even if it’s not a strict requirement for submission.

We're thrilled to share the lead piece of our special issue dedicated to replications at Research & Politics:

journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

(DP: econpapers.repec.org/paper/zbwi4r...)

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Happy to announce a major update to the PPEG database!

We've updated the data on

- parliamentary elections (n=1060),

- presidential elections (n=380), and

- cabinets (n=1961)

covering 73 countries globally until 2023.

All info: ppeg.wzb.eu

We hope that data is helpful to the community!

There's a lot of room for improvement, definitely. We compare our results with a similar study from a decade ago, and things are moving in the right direction. Sharing policies are common among the most visible journals. We just need to keep pushing for research transparency standards for everyone.

🆕 "The Data Availability Policies of Political Science Journals” is now on SocArXiv!
 
osf.io/preprints/so...

1️⃣ 20% of political science journals require sharing data.

2️⃣ We should remain mindful of the effectiveness and rarity of requiring data sharing. Comments welcome!

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These issues with reading comprehension carry over into other important areas too, namely writing and research abilities. As a new educator it has been difficult to decide how much blame to assign to Covid home-learning and how much to large classes that don’t assign critical writing assignments.

Credit for the data viz goes to @carlislerainey.bsky.social! We did spend some time figuring out how best to visualize the data and we’re pretty pleased with the results!

🆕 "The Data Availability Policies of Political Science Journals"

www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/hilsh...)

1. 20% of political science journals require sharing data.

2. We should remain mindful of the effectiveness and rarity of requiring data sharing.

Initial draft; comments welcome!

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