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The social science community is experiencing a rapid paradigm shift in regards to research transparency and a research transparency movement is in full swing. Where will it head? And how can you continue to be a part of it?

5.9 The (r)evolution of scientific practice and methods

5.10 Trends in social science in the last 25 years

5.11 How to spread transparency

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