Matthew Dimick

CRITICAL ENCOUNTERS WITH HABERMAS’ LEGAL THEORY (with John Abromeit & Paul Linden-Retek, eds., Brill Publishers, 2025).

ENDING INCOME INEQUALITY: A CRITICAL APPROACH TO THE LAW AND ECONOMICS OF REDISTRIBUTION (Cambridge University Press, 2025).

Conflict of Laws? Tensions Between Antitrust and Labor Law, 90 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW REVIEW 379 (2023).

Race and Reification, 31(3) HISTORICAL MATERIALISM 69 (2023).

While Waiting for Capital to Rain, 71(5) BUFFALO LAW REVIEW 993 (2023) (Symposium issue on John Henry Schlegel’s While Waiting for Rain: Community, Economy and the Law in a Time of Change).

Counterfeit Liberty, 3 CATALYST 47, 47-88 (2019).

The Law and Economics of Redistribution, 15 ANNUAL REVIEW OF LAW & SOCIAL SCIENCE 559, 559-82 (2019).

Models of Other-Regarding Preferences, Inequality and Redistribution (with D. Rueda and D. Stegmueller) ANNAUAL REVIEW OF POLICITAL SCIENCE vol. 21:441-460 (2018).

Better than Basic Income? Liberty, Equality, and the Regulation of Working Time, INDIANA LAW REVIEW vol. 50:473 (2017).

Should the Law Do Anything About Economic Inequality?, CORNELL JOURNAL OF LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY vol. 26 (2016).

Wage-Setting Institutions and Corporate Governance (with Neel Rao), JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE ECONOMICS (2016).

Lords and Order: Credible Rulers and State Failure, RATIONALITY & SOCIETY vol. 27 : 161-194 (2015).

Productive Unionism, UC IRVINE LAW REVIEW, vol. 4: 1 (2014).

Compensation, Employment Security, and the Economics of Public Sector Labor Law, THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO LAW REVIEW vol. 43: 533-561 (2012) (invited contribution for “Public Sector Labor Law at the Crossroads” symposium).

Labor Law, New Governance, and the Ghent System, NORTH CAROLINA LAW REVIEW vol. 90: 319 (2012).

Maybe it's a Relic, but the Union Model is Essential, SALON.com (Feb. 25, 2011).

Revitalizing Union Democracy: Labor Law, Bureaucracy, and Workplace Association, DENVER UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW vol. 88: 1 (2010).

How the Legal Form Distorts Public and Private Autonomy, in CRITICAL ENCOUNTERS WITH HABERMAS’S POLITICAL AND LEGAL THEORY (with John Abromeit & Paul Linden-Retek, eds., Brill Publishers, 2025).

Inframarginalism and the Distributive Corollary of the Coase Theorem, in TOWARD AN INFRAMARGINAL REVOLUTION: REDISTRIBUTING THE GAINS FROM TRADE (Ramsi Woodcock ed.) (2025)

The Minimum Wage and Wage Protection, in THE OXFORD HANDBOOK OF THE LAW OF WORK (Guy Davidov, Gillian Lester, and Brian Langille eds.) (2024)

Evgeny Pashukanis’ Commodity-Form Theory of Law, in RESEARCH HANDBOOK ON LAW AND MARXISM (Umut Özsu & Paul O’Connell eds., Edward Elgar Publishing 2021)

A Profession of Its Own: The Rise of Health Information Professionals in American Healthcare, MEDICAL PROFESSIONALISM IN THE NEW INFORMATION AGE (Rutgers University Press: 2010) p. 132

Review of VARIETIES OF LIBERALIZATION AND THE NEW POLITICS OF SOCIAL SOLIDARITY by Kathleen Thelen, Contemporary Society, vol. 45 p. 93 (2016)