Part 1: Missionaries as Traders: The Case of the Society of Jesus. The Cross and the Silk: Trading Activities by the Society of Jesus in Japan (1549-1650) / Hélène Vu Thanh
Yerba Maté in the Jesuit Reductions: From Ritual Drink to Economic Resource (17th-18th Centuries) / Claudio Ferlan
Part 2: The Integration of Religious Orders into Global/Local Economic Networks. From Tenants to Landlords: Jesuits and Land Ownership in Japan (1552-1614) / Rômulo da Silva Ehalt
Going Local, Becoming Global: The Connected Histories of Early Modern Missionary Economies in Persia and the Persian Gulf / Christian Windler
Monsoonal Missions: Asian Trade Diasporas in Spanish Missionary Strategies, 1570-1700 / Ryan D. Crewe.
Part 3: Funding the Missions: Finances and Evangelization. Funding the Propagation of the Faith: Noble Strategies and the Financial Support of Jesuit Colleges in France and Italy (c.1590-c.1650) / Ariane Boltanski
The College of San Hermenegildo in Seville: The Centerpiece of a Global Financial Network / Sébastien Malaprade.
Part 4: Moralizing the Economy: Religious Controversies and Debates. Missionaries as Merchants and Mercenaries: Religious Controversies over Commerce in Southeast Asia / Tara Alberts
Regulating the Forbidden: Local Rules and Debates on the Missionary Economy in the Jesuit Province of Paraguay (17th-18th Centuries) / Fabian Fechner
Afterword: For What Is a Man Profited, if He Shall Gain the Whole World, and Lose His Own Soul? / Ines G. Županov.