Replication materials for "Policy Regime Decay," Policy Studies Journal 50(1):65-89. doi: 10.1111/psj.12420 The .do files correspond to the following figures and tables in the text.
The table also displays the replication BFs which denotes how much support there is for a successful replication, by quantifying how much evidence there is in favor of the original correlation compare
This file contains the Python code used to produce tables and figures for "The Changing Economics of Knowledge Production". Pseudo datasets for proprietary data are also included.
This ORKG comparison presents a curated collection of NLP4RE ID Cards — structured summaries of replication-relevant information — extracted from research papers in the domain of Natural Language Proc