On Social Networks and Economic Development

Abstract

Christian Scholars Program (CSP), funded by Pew Charitable Trusts and directed from University of Notre Dame, supports research intended to bring Christian concerns to important scholarly problems in humanities and social sciences through a suite of eight disciplinary collaborative research projects. economics team within SCP has for past two years been pursuing a program of research on The Moral and Social Dimensions of Microeconomic Behavior in Low-Income Communities. This project, like CSP's other seven disciplinary projects, presently explores questions associated with the nature of human person. This essay- indeed panel of which this paper is but one part- is meant to offer an early glimpse into a novel, exciting contribution to economics discipline that should be of particular interest and relevance to Christian economists.

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