Theory and Decision
1997 - 2026
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Volume 101, issue 1, 2026
- Conditional stochastic dominance pp. 1-15

- Wei-Han Liu and Jow-Ran Chang
- Intransitive indifference with direction-dependent sensitivity pp. 17-50

- Nobuo Koida
- Selecting among equivalent options: a superior rule to coin tossing in pairwise comparisons pp. 51-72

- Martín Egozcue and Luis Fuentes García
- Time inconsistency and second-order beliefs over types in extensive-form games pp. 73-102

- János Flesch, Zsombor Z. Méder, Ronald Peeters and Yianis Sarafidis
- Penney’s game odds from no-arbitrage pp. 103-117

- Joshua B. Miller
- Formation of an ordered constrained coalition in Cournot oligopoly setting with precedence constraints pp. 119-151

- Jing Ren, Hao Sun and Weibin Han
- On the optimality of direct democracy pp. 153-178

- Dolors Berga, Guadalupe Correa-Lopera and Bernardo Moreno
- Personal equilibrium and random choice pp. 179-197

- Dan Qin
- Centralised or decentralised unions? Welfare effects of wage-aggressiveness pp. 199-242

- Domenico Buccella, Luciano Fanti and Luca Gori
- Psychological value theory: the psychological value of groups pp. 243-279

- Amanda C. Barberio and Dale J. Cohen
- “Less is… more?” The influence of digit magnitude and formatting on probability weighting pp. 281-310

- Mark LaCour and Zebulon Bell
Volume 100, issue 4, 2026
- One hundred volumes of Theory and Decision pp. 907-908

- Mohammed Abdellaoui
- The normative force of Savage’s axiom and the Allais paradoxes: more evidence pp. 909-933

- Steven J. Humphrey and Nadia-Yasmine Kruse
- Concave generalized utilitarianism and well-being comparability pp. 935-962

- Robert Raschka
- Feature-based preference representation and feature linkage pp. 963-975

- Vicki Knoblauch
- Weighted Shapley values and allocation of portfolio risk: one approach to solve the low-risk puzzle? pp. 977-992

- Tobias Hiller
- Equal division among the few: an experiment about coalition formation and vNM stable set in a three-person game pp. 993-1018

- Yukihiko Funaki, Emmanuel Sol and Marc Willinger
- Evaluating fairness of voting systems: simulating violations of arrow's conditions pp. 1019-1039

- Virochan Pandit and Joseph Cutrone
- Claims manipulations discriminate between egalitarian rules pp. 1041-1059

- Xiuxia Yin, Pedro Calleja and Josep M. Izquierdo
- On multi-level apportionment pp. 1061-1077

- Ulrike Schmidt-Kraepelin, Warut Suksompong and Steven Wijaya
- Comparative dynamics in a dynamic oligopoly model of capital accumulation pp. 1079-1102

- Chen Ling, Shravan Luckraz and Bruno Antonio Pansera
- Optimal information disclosure in contests with communication pp. 1103-1154

- Anastasia Antsygina
Volume 100, issue 3, 2026
- Special Issue on Behavioral Decision Theory in Health pp. 613-617

- Arthur Attema
- Mandatory vaccination pp. 619-633

- Artyom Jelnov
- Preferences and Covid-19 vaccination intentions pp. 635-665

- Serge Blondel, Francois Langot, Judith E. Mueller and Jonathan Sicsic
- Vaccination decisions under risk: experimental evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 667-719

- Benedicta Hermanns and Johanna Kokot
- Assessing a dire fate: Standard gamble and time trade-off utilities for states worse than dead pp. 721-748

- Andrea Pogliano, Stefan A. Lipman, Jeffrey Chen, Rosalie Duffhues and Michał Jakubczyk
- The corrective approach for health utility measurement using time trade-off: a direct test of validity pp. 749-768

- Jacob A. Richelshagen, Katja C. Senn and Stefan A. Lipman
- Hysteresis in addictive consumption depends on time preferences pp. 769-806

- Sophie Massin, Phu Nguyen-Van, Dimitri Dubois, Marc Willinger and Bruno Ventelou
- Do behavioral traits shape patient-initiated care? Evidence from a randomized controlled trial in a type 1 diabetes population pp. 807-830

- Trine Kjær, Maiken Skovrider Aaskoven, Sasja Maria Pedersen, Nina Drøjdahl Ryg, Jeppe Gram, Claus Bogh Juhl and Dorte Gyrd-Hansen
- Are threshold-based financial incentive schemes more effective than proportional ones for driving behavior change? pp. 831-856

- Yves Arrighi, Fahariat Boukari, David Crainich, Léontine Goldzahl and Vincent Lenglin
- On the role of personality traits in shaping responses to physician payment systems pp. 857-906

- Jeannette Brosig-Koch, Heike Hennig-Schmidt, Nadja Kairies-Schwarz, Johanna Kokot and Daniel Wiesen
Volume 100, issue 2, 2026
- Expected utility without linearity: distinguishing between prospect theory and cumulative prospect theory pp. 325-349

- Lasse Mononen
- Price uncertainty and the heightening effect of background risk pp. 351-363

- Marco Sorge
- Oriented data-generating processes: a categorization of ROC curves pp. 365-401

- Claude Fluet and Murat C. Mungan
- Revealed preference tests for linear probability-prize tradeoffs pp. 403-425

- Zachary Breig and Paul Feldman
- What drives voter turnout? Experimental insights on collectivism and probability weighting pp. 427-449

- Marco Faravelli, Benedict Gordon, Joshua Huisman and Vera L. te Velde
- Coherent combination of experts’ opinions: another impossibility result pp. 451-478

- Snow Zhang
- A theory of fairness from consistency pp. 479-496

- Stefan Wintein
- Weighted simple games and the topology of simplicial complexes pp. 497-530

- Anastasia Brooks, Franjo Šarčević and Ismar Volić
- Tickles, iteration, and habits pp. 531-559

- Kenny Easwaran, Benjamin A. Levinstein and Ted Shear
- Competitive equilibrium with indivisible goods and symmetry pp. 561-592

- Luciano Méndez-Naya and José Méndez-Naya
- Allocation among multiple selves pp. 593-611

- Zeyu Liu, Daniel Friedman and Simon Weidenholzer
Volume 100, issue 1, 2026
- Introduction to the special issue in honor of Jérôme Lang: Supporting Decisions: Theory and Computation pp. 1-4

- Ali Ozkes and Remzi Sanver
- Jérôme Lang’s contributions at the interface of economic theory with artificial intelligence pp. 5-31

- Ulle Endriss and Nicolas Maudet
- Nash’s bargaining problem and the scale-invariant Hirsch citation index pp. 33-80

- Josep Freixas, Roger Hoerl and William S. Zwicker
- Measuring democracy: axiomatic foundations for aggregating characteristics pp. 81-94

- Ugur Ozdemir, Remzi Sanver and M. Ege Yazgan
- Rank aggregation using scoring rules pp. 95-156

- Niclas Boehmer, Robert Bredereck and Dominik Peters
- Strategic candidacy with reluctance pp. 157-178

- Edith Elkind, Svetlana Obraztsova, Maria Polukarov and Zinovi Rabinovich
- Cognitive hierarchies in threshold public good games pp. 179-195

- Doruk İriş, So Jin Lee and Ali Ozkes
- Participatory budgeting with cumulative votes pp. 197-223

- Piotr Skowron, Arkadii Slinko, Stanisław Szufa and Nimrod Talmon
- Using multiwinner voting to search for movies pp. 225-256

- Grzegorz Gawron and Piotr Faliszewski
- Representation with incomplete votes pp. 257-296

- Daniel Halpern, Gregory Kehne, Ariel D. Procaccia, Jamie Tucker-Foltz and Manuel Wüthrich
- On locally rationalizable social choice functions pp. 297-323

- Felix Brandt and Chris Dong
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