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THIS ENORMOUSLY CHALLENGING work would have been impossible without help from various institutions and numerous individuals, to whom I am very grateful. The initial financial support for my empirical research on religion in China came as small grants from Professional and Educational Services International, the University of Southern Maine Faculty Senate Research Fund, the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion Research Grant, the Religious Research Association Research Grant, the Purdue College of Liberal Arts Dean's Research Incentive Grant, and the Purdue Research Fund Summer Faculty Grant.
From 2004 to 2008, a couple of generous grants from the Henry Luce Foundation supported the annual Summer Institute for the Scientific Study of Religion in China, with participants from universities throughout China. Through the Summer Institutes, I have not only learned about various kinds of religious phenomena in China but have also received good feedback during the process of my theoretical development of the triple religious market model and the shortage economy of religion theory.
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