2^nd ENER Workshop 

Friday, October 03^rd

09:00-10:45 Session I: Economic Theory 1

• Ormerod, Paul
  Volterra Consulting, UK
  “Rationality and Religious Choice”

• Pyne, Derek
  University of Waterloo, Canada
  “An Economic Model of Religion and Death”

• M. Shahid Ebrahim
  Nottingham University Business School, UK
  “Can an Islamic Model of Housing Finance Cooperative Elevate the Economic Status of the Underprivileged” (pdf)

10:45-11:00 Coffee Break

• Becker, Sascha O.
  University of Stirling, UK
  ”Protestantism and Entrepreneurship: Evidence from the Pre-Industrial and from the Industrial Era” (pdf)

• Roach, Andrew
  University of Glasgow, UK
  ”The Bogomil Heretics and Monasticism as a Creative Market”

• Jacoud, Gilles
  University Jean-Monnet Saint-Etienne, France
  ”Saint-Simonian Religion and Political Economy”

• Evans, John Martin
  Gweini: Council of the Christian Voluntary Sector in Wales, UK
  ”Measuring the Contribution of Faith Communities to Civil Society: An Example from Wales, United Kingdom”  (pdf)

• Gorlorwulu, John
  George Fox University, US
  ”Faith-Based Economic Assistance Provision: Has the Practice Emerged in Developing Countries”

15:10-15:30 Coffee Break

• Daniel Hungerman
  University of Notre Dame, US
  Rethinking Religious Competition 

Saturday, October 04^th

09:00-10:45 Session IV: Economic Theory 2

• Facchini, Francois
  University of Reims, OMI and CES (LAEP-MATISSE), France
  “Political Freedom in the Muslim Area: Four Explanations”

• Fudulu, Paul
  University of Bucharest, Romania
  ”The Economic Performance of Great Religions”

• Klaubert, Anja
  University of Lüneburg, Germany
  ”In Search of an Integrated Approach to Explain the Role of Religion with Respect to Economic Growth”

11:00-12:10 Session V: Empirical Economics  

• Maseland, Robbert
  Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands
  “Weber, Work Ethic and Well-Being” (pdf)

• Reggiani, Carlo
  University of York, UK
  “Religious Attitudes and Home Bias” (pdf)

12:10-13:30 Lunch, Closing and Departure