While welcoming proposals across the social science of religion, we expect that most will be in the areas of: Religious markets, competition, monopoly, and regulation Economic growth, development, poverty, and inequality Social networks, and social/spiritual/religious capital Extremism,...

Welcoming work on ALL topics at the intersection of religion, economics and culture, including: · Economic growth, development, poverty, and inequality · Economic history and religion · Experimental methods, simulation studies, and computational methods · Demography, fertility, family,...

What are the implications of the current economic crisis for religious organizations? How might the beliefs and behavior of individuals and congregations change? What faith based initiatives might emerge as governments reduce spending to restore macroeconomic stability? We encourage submissions...

Submissions on many topics in the social-scientific study of religion and culture are welcome.