Politics, Science, Political Science

A report by Inside Higher Education presents promising trials of journals that paid reviewers for writing a report.

Disclaimer: In this post, I neither argue for nor against the use of Claude Code and equivalent LLM-based tools for empirical research.

This post is about the new article Case-to-Condition Ratios in Qualitative Comparative Analysis: Adding Cases Instead of Removing Conditions by Glaessner.

The post is about a paper titled Uncertainty limits the use of power analysis.

Nature reports about a debate on X that started between Yann LeCun and Elon Musk.

Is Open Science passé?

Recently, I came across the open access article Resolving empirical controversies with mechanistic evidence.

I came across the AI company Sourcely these days.

This post summarizes some (late) thoughts on the short article The data revolution in social science needs qualitative research by Grigoropoulou and Small, published in Nature Human Behavior.

The LSE Impact blog has a post from May 2021 raising some reservations about the idea of ‘Slow Science’.