Enke received his Ph.D. in Economics from Bonn in 2016. His research focuses on experimental, behavioral, and cultural economics, aiming to shed light on the foundations of individual and collective decision making by integrating insights from psychology and anthropology into economics. Methodologically, his work relies on some combination of experiments and surveys. Substantively, Enke has worked on cultural variation in preferences, beliefs and values as well as bounded rationality in belief formation and choice.