Replication and Sound Research Practices In Micro-Macro Sociology

Replicability, open science, and other sound research practices have become increasingly important in light of the replication crisis to improve scientific quality. Access to publications, data, code, and research documentation is crucial to ensure verifiability of research findings. This session brings together papers in micro-macro sociology that make a special effort to apply transparent research practices or that study replicability or indications for questionable research practices in our discipline. Also, positioning papers on improving transparent and sound research practices are welcome for this session. The session will be closed by a general discussion on replication and open science. This session is supported by the European Academy of Sociology (EAS).