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ARMENIAN FOOTPRINTS IN MACAO
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AN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY MACAO ARMENIAN MERCHANT PRINCE
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The four centenary of the jesuits at Macao
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On Great Navigation Age and its Four Stages
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A Chinese Jesuit Catechism: Giulio Aleni’s Four Character Classic 四字經文
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Without a Country, There Is No Family: Patriotic Educational Policy in Portuguese Africa and Macao between 1960 and 1974
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MACANESE FAMILY GENEALOGIES : MEMORIES AND IDENTITIES澳門士生葡人家族系譜：回憶與身份認同
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FAMILY NETWORKS, DIASPORAS, AND THE ORIGINS OF THE MACANESE IN ASIA家庭網絡，散居地與亞洲士生葡人的起源
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MUSLIMS IN THE PEARL RIVER DELTA, 1700 TO 1930伊斯蘭教在珠三角
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"Duci de Cadaval significar se libenti animo ad preces Regis Portugallie geminam dispensationem confecisse duobus matrimoniis, que in decus et Commodum illius familie cessura fore intelexerat; ejusdem que Ducii officia apud Regem pro expeditione negotij Quindenniorum, et libertate Cardinale de Tournon enixe flagitate ... " Correspondência do Papa Clemente Xl, com o duque do Cadaval. (Rerum Lusitanicarum, vol. LVI; Symmicta Lusitanica, tomo 49, fls. 105-108)
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PARSEE MERCHANTS IN THE PEARL RIVER DELTA澳門的巴斯人
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THE SHOPPING STREETS IN THE FOREIGN QUARTER AT CANTON 1760 ─ 18431760至1843年廣東外國人居住區的商業街
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FLOATING BROTHELS AND THE CANTON FLOWER BOATS (1750 ─ 1930)水上妓院和廣東 “花船” (1750 ─ 1930)
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WEAVER SUCKIN AND THE CANTON SILK TRADE 1750-1781Weaver Suckin 與 1750-1781 年間的廣州絲綢貿易
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MANILA, MACAO AND CANTON. THE TIES THAT BIND馬尼拉，澳門及廣洲之間的聯系
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CAI AND QIU ENTERPRISES: MERCHANTS OF CANTON (1730-1784)廣東商人 (1730 - 1784) ：蔡氏與邱氏企業
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THE YE MERCHANTS OF CANTON (1720-1804)廣東葉氏商人 (1720 - 1804)
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THE YAN FAMILIY. MERCHANTS OF CANTON 1734-1780s顏氏家族：廣東商人 1734 - 1780年
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Tribute and Trade: China and Global Modernity, 1784–1935
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Leanqua and Anqua —The Founding of the Canton System (1685–1720)
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The Canton Register: The First English-Language Newspaper on the China Coast
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200 Years of Spanish Shipping in Canton and Macao (1640–1840)
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Amoy Anqua (1696−1723) and the China Trade before the Rise of the Canton System
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Yang Pinqua 楊丙觀: Merchant of Canton and Macao 1747—1795