International conference on the cyberinfrastructure for historical China studies
March 14-16, 2018, Harvard China Center, Shanghai Organizers: Peter Bol (China Biographical Database) and Donald Sturgeon (ctext.org) The 2005 ACLS report “Our Cultural Commonwealth” called for creating a cyberinfrastructure for the social sciences and humanities, similar to that which has been successfully developed for the sciences. A cyberinfrastructure is the system of connections between th
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What Is GOV 2001/STAT E-200? This is a first graduate course in political methodology, the methodological subfield of the discipline of political science, akin to econometrics within economics, psychometrics within psychology, sociological methodology within sociology, biostatistics within public health and medicine, and many others. These methodological subfields are increasingly interconnected a
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No Evidence for a Replicability Crisis in Psychological Science
A recent article by the Open Science Collaboration (a group of 270 coauthors) gained considerable academic and public attention due to its sensational conclusion that the replicability of psychological science is surprisingly low. Science magazine lauded this article as one of the top 10 scientific breakthroughs of the year across all fields of science reports of which appeared on the front pages
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