Research
Books
Dold, M., and T. Krieger (eds.)(2019): Ordoliberalism and European Economic Policy: Between Realpolitik and Economic Utopia. Routledge, Abingdon.
Journal Articles
Dold, M. and P. Lewis. (forthcoming). A Neglected Topos in Behavioural Normative Economics: The Opportunity and Process Aspect of Freedom. Behavioral Public Policy.
Emmerick, E. and Dold, M. (forthcoming). Opportunity, not Welfare: How Behavioral Insights Should Lead to a Reorientation of the Normative Foundation in Law and Economics. Journal of Contextual Economics.
Dold, M. and M. Rizzo (2022). Menger's Exact Laws, the Role of Knowledge, and Welfare Economics. Review of Austrian Economics.
Fabian, M. and M. Dold (2022). Agentic Preferences: A Foundation for Nudging when Preferences are Endogenous. Behavioral Public Policy.
Dold, M. and P. Lewis (2022). F. A. Hayek on the Political Economy of Endogenous Preferences: An Historical Overview and Contemporary Assessment. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization.
Matson, E. and M. Dold (2021). The Behavioral Welfare Economist in Society: Considerations from David Hume. Review of Behavioral Economics.
Dold, M. and M. Rizzo (2021). Old Chicago Against Static Welfare Economics. Journal of Legal Studies.
Dold, M. and M. Rizzo (2021). The Limits of Opportunity-Only: Context-Dependence and Agency in Behavioral Welfare Economics. Journal of Economic Methodology.
Dold, M. and M. Petersen (2021). The Stability of the Liberal Order, Moral Learning, and Constitutional Choice: An Unresolved Tension in Constitutional Political Economy. Review of Social Economy.
Rizzo, M. and M. Dold. (2021). Knightian Uncertainty: Through a Jamesian Window. Cambridge Journal of Economics.
Dold, M. and A. Stanton (2021). I choose for myself, therefore I am: The Contours of Existentialist Behavioral Economics. Erasmus Journal of Philosophy and Economics. *Winner of the 2020/21 Mark Blaug Prize in Philosophy and Economics* https://ejpe.org/journal/mark-blaug-prize-2020.
Dold, M. and M. Rizzo (2021). Frank Knight and the Cognitive Diversity of Entrepreneurship. Journal of Institutional Economics.
Delmotte C. and Dold M. (2021). Dynamic preferences and the Behavioral Case Against Sin Taxes. Constitutional Political Economy.
Dold, M. and T. Krieger (2021). The Ideological Use and Abuse of Freiburg’s Ordoliberalism. Public Choice.
Lewis, P. and M. Dold (2020). James Buchanan on the Nature of Choice: The Artifactual Man and the Constitutional Moment in Political Economy. Cambridge Journal of Economics 44(5), pp. 1159-1179.
Rizzo, M. and M. Dold (2020). Can a Contractarian be a Paternalist? Public Choice 183, pp. 495-507.
Dold, M. and T. Krieger (2019). The "New" Crisis of the Liberal Order: Populism, Socioeconomic Imbalances, and the Response of Contemporary Ordoliberalism. Journal of Contextual Economics 139, pp. 243-258.
Dold, M. and C. Schubert (2018). Toward A Behavioral Foundation of Normative Economics. Review of Behavioral Economics 5(3), pp. 221-241.
Dold, M. (2018). Back to Buchanan? Explorations of welfare and subjectivism in behavioral economics. Journal of Economic Methodology 25(2), pp. 160-178.
Dold, M. and C. Schubert (2018). Nudging - In Which Direction? On the Notion of the Individual in Libertarian Paternalism. Quarterly Journal of Economic Research 87(1), pp. 29-39.
Dold, M. and Khadjavi, M. (2017). Jumping the queue: An experiment on procedural preferences. Games and Economic Behavior 102, pp. 127-137.
Dold, M. and T. Krieger (2017). Ordoliberalism is not Responsible for Jihadist Terrorism in Europe: A Reply to Van der Walt (2016). New Perspectives 25(2), pp. 105-115.
Dold, M. and T. Krieger (2017). The Constitutional Political Economy of Cyber Security Property Rights, Competition and Security Nudges. Economics Review - Journal of Economic Policy 97(8), pp. 559-565.
Book Chapters
Dold, M. (forthcoming). Methodological Individualism in Behavioral Economics. Palgrave Handbook of Methodological Individualism.
Dold, M. (2022). Viktor Vanberg: The Constitution of Markets and Public Choice. Oxford Handbook on Ordoliberalism.
Colin-Jaeger, N., Dold, M. and A. Gascoin (2022). Realism and Deliberation in Normative Economics: The Fruitful Intellectual Dialogue between James Buchanan and John Rawls. The Positive and the Normative in Economic Thought, Routledge.
Dold, M. (2019). A Smithian Critique of James M. Buchanan's Constitutional Contractarianism. In: Boudreaux, D., Coyne, C., and B. Herzberg (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies of the Market Order: The Political Process and Political Order. Rowman and Little eld International Ltd, New York, pp. 17-40.
Dold, M. and T. Krieger (2017). Competition or Conflict? Beyond Traditional Ordo-Liberalism. In: Joerges, C., and J. Hien (eds.): Ordoliberalism: An Irritating German Idea. Hart Publishing, Oxford, pp. 245-260.
Dold, M. and T. Krieger (2017). Informationelle Selbstbestimmung aus ordnungsökonomischer Sicht. In: Friedewald, M., J. Lamla, and A. Rossnagel (eds.): Informationelle Selbstbestimmung im digitalen Wandel. Springer-Vieweg, Wiesbaden, pp. 181-198.
Dold, M. (2016). Condorcet's Jury Theorem as a Rational Justification of Soft Paternalistic Consumer Policies. In: Mathis, K., and A. Tor (eds.): Nudging Possibilities, Limitations and Applications in European Law and Economics. Springer International Publishing, pp. 39-58.
Book Reviews
Dold, M. (2023). Review of Escaping Paternalism: Rationality, Behavioral Economics and Public Policy by Mario J. Rizzo and Glen Whitman. Behavioral Public Policy.
Dold, M. and T. Krieger (2022). Review of Kenneth Dyson's Conservative Liberalism, Ordo-Liberalism, and the State. Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi.
Dold, M. and E. Emmerick (2020). Paul Dragos Aligica: Public entrepreneurship, citizenship, and self-governance. Public Choice 184, pp. 467-472.
Dold, M. (2019). Ordoliberalism - quo vadis? Ideas for a renewal of an ordoliberal theory of the political order. The Ordo Yearbook of Economic and Social Order 69(1).
Work in Progress
Dold, M. (draft). Individual Agency in Behavioral Public Policy: The ‘New’ Knowledge Problem.
Dold, M. (submitted). Endogenous Preferences: A Challenge to Ordoliberalism's Normative Foundation?
Dold, M., Emmerick, E. and M. Fabian (submitted). Taking Psychology Seriously? A Self-Determination Theory Perspective on Sugden's Opportunity Criterion.
Dold, M. and M. Rizzo (submitted). Hayekian Psychological Economics.
Dold, M. and A. Gewecke (draft). A Knightian Analysis of Meritocracy: How Competitive Games Shape Us and Our Society.
Dold, M. and S. Kolev (draft). Friedrich Wieser’s Contribution to Austrian Psychological Economics.
Dold, M. and M. Khadjavi (submitted). Does competition affect moral behavior? [This project is part of #ManyDesign, a crowd-sourced project in behavioral economics]
Dold, M., M. Khadjavi, and A. Veri (early stage). Narrow Choice Bracketing and Pro-Social Behavior.
Dold, M. and T. Krieger (early stage). Exit and Voice – Market Democracy, Rising Populism, and Contemporary Ordoliberalism
Dold, M. and L. Lades (early stage). Behavioral Public Policy with Endogenous Preferences.