Chapter
Chapter 1. INTRODUCTION: SPIRITUAL, SOCIAL, HUMAN, AND FINANCIAL CAPITAL
Chapter 2. DO SOME RELIGIONS DO BETTER THAN OTHERS?
Confucianism, Judaism, Protestantism
Traditional African Religions
Chapter 3. SPIRITUAL CAPITAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: AN OVERVIEW
From Social Captial to Spiritual Captial
Of Fallen Angels and Risen Apes: Transforming Spiritual Captial into Public Capital
The Moral Consequences of Economic Growth
Chapter 4. THE POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS OF SPIRITUAL CAPITAL IN CHINESE SOCIETIES
Chapter 5. HOW EVANGELICANISM – INCLUDING PENTECOSTALISM – HELPS THE POOR: THE ROLE OF SPIRITUAL CAPITAL
Evangelicalism and Spiritual Capital in India
Clarifying the Linkages between Evangelicalism, Spiritual Capital, and Development
Chapter 6. FLYING UNDER SOUTH AFRICA'S RADAR: THE GROWTH AND IMPACT OF PENTECOSTALS IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY
Pentecostal Typologies in South Africa
Review of Previous CDE Research
Recent Empirical Research
Charismatic and Pentecostal Politicians and Activists
The Views of Pentecostal Businesspeople
Targeted Survey of Charismatic and Pentecostal Christians
Church Visits in Johannesburg
Chapter 7. IMPORTING SPIRITUAL CAPITAL: EAST–WEST ENCOUNTERS AND CAPITALIST CULTURES IN EASTERN EUROPE AFTER 1989
1. Spiritless Capitalism?
'Shaken Orientalism' and the 'Temperature of the West'
Going Beyond the State of the Art
2. Importing 'Soft' in 'Hard': The Case of Banking
The East Coming from the West
Devotion through Rejuvenation
Chapter 8. ORTHODOX SPIRITUAL CAPITAL AND RUSSIAN REFORM
Religious Beliefs and Values among the Russian Orthodox
Russian Orthodoxy and Anti-Semitism, Intolerance, and Xenophobia
Russian Orthodoxy and Social, Economic, and Political Reform
Orthodox Christianity and Civil Society
Orthodox Christianity and Russian Democracy
Chapter 9. ISLAM AND SPIRITUAL CAPITAL: AN INDONESIAN CASE STUDY
Defining Spiritual Capital
The Plural Economy of Islamic Spiritual Capital
Spiritual Capital for Democracy and Citizenship
Public Ethical Ambivalences
Indonesian Pesantren and Madrasa Teachers' Views on Democracy, Islamism and Pluralism
Chapter 10. SEPARATING RELIGIOUS CONTENT FROM RELIGIOUS PRACTICE: LOOSE AND TIGHT INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR RELEVANCE IN ECONOMIC EVOLUTION
The Complexity of Societal Evolution
The Organizational Origins of Wealth
The 'Functioning' of the Institutional Framework
The Hidden Form of Capital
：Spiritual Influences in Societal Progress
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