Projects
Ongoing and completed research projects from the I4R community.
I4R x R2E-Defor: Robustness and Replicability in the Deforestation Literature
An expertise-enhanced meta-replication
October 8, 2026 · Institute for Replication
I4R: The Power of Policy Evaluation
This projects examines how reliable the evidence behind policy decisions really is, using carbon pricing as a case study
October 8, 2026 · Institute for Replication
I4R x R2E-Dev: Reproducibility and Robustness in Development Economics
A large-scale meta-replication of empirical research in development economics: 66 studies from the AER, AEJ: Applied and JDE, each reproduced and stress-tested by an independent replication fellow.
October 7, 2026 · Institute for Replication
R2E-Dev: Reproducibility and Robustness in Development Economics
A large-scale meta-replication of empirical research in development economics: 66 studies from the AER, AEJ: Applied and JDE, each reproduced and stress-tested by an independent replication fellow.
October 7, 2026 · Institute for Replication
I4R x CBS Replication Games
The CBS Replication Games address a blind spot in current research culture, how can research be independently verified when the underlying data cannot be openly shared? A first of its kind initiative giving independent teams secure access to CBS administrative microdata
September 14, 2026 · Institute for Replication
I4R x Early Childhood Interventions: A Global Reproducibility Initiative
June 16, 2026 · Institute for Replication
I4R × Tropical Disease Research: A Global Reproducibility Initiative
Systematically reproducing causal and interventional tropical disease studies published since 2015 in leading economics, public health, and general-interest journals—putting the evidence base for global health under the microscope.
June 15, 2026 · Institute for Replication
I4R’s First Meta-Research Paper, Published in Nature
Reproductions and replications of 110 papers from leading economics and political science journals—the most comprehensive examination of reproducibility in the social sciences to date.
January 15, 2026 · Institute for Replication