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I used the Web of Science database to collect all studies that cite either Beck, Katz and Tucker (1998) or Carter and Signorino (2010) from the following six journals: American Political Science Review (February 2017, Issue 1), American Journal of Political Science (January 2017, Issue 1), the Journal of Politics (July 2017, Issue 3), International Studies Quarterly (March 2017, Issue 1), International Organization (Summer 2017, Issue 3), and the Journal of Conflict Resolution (November 2017, Issue 10). I excluded those pieces that were not addressing substantive questions (such as methodology papers).

Temporal Dependence and the Sensitivity of Quantities of Interest: A Solution for a Common Problem