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There were plenty of previous theories trying to go beyond CDT or EDT, they just weren't satisfactory.
This paper talks about reflexive decision models and claims to develop a form of CDT which one boxes.
It's in my to-read list but I haven't got to it yet so I'm not sure whether it's of interest but I'm posting it just in case (it could be a while until I have time to read it so I won't be able to post a more informed comment any time soon).
Though this theory post-dates TDT and so isn't interesting from that perspective.
Dispositional decision theory :P
... which I cannot find a link to the paper for, now. Hm. But basically it was just TDT, with less awareness of why.
EDIT: Ah, here it was. Credit to Tim Tyler.
I checked it. Not the same thing.