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Defending Canton: Chinese Pirates, British Traders, and Hong Merchants, 1780−1810
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The Third Silk Road: Pirates, Buried Treasure, and Sunken Ships
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Coolies, Pirates and Secret SocietiesNarratives of Chinese Underclass in Hong Kong, Macao and the Straits Settlements as Revealed in British Colonial Office Records, 1838-1938.
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Macao, from the Ocean to the Archives: Maritime Routes, Emigration and Heritage in the Mascarenes
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HOKKIEN MERCHANTS IN MARITIME ASIA PRIOR TO 1683. BRIDGING THE EAST OCEAN AND THE WEST OCEAN東西洋之橋樑：一六八三年前在亞洲沿海的福建商人
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First codification of Vietnamese by 17th-century missionaries: the description of tones and the influence of Portuguese on Vietnamese orthography
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The Pirates of Macao in Historical Perspective
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A precious treasure in Coloane : the relic of Japanese and Vietnamese Martyrs
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Sustainable Governance and Community Building in the Name of ‘Macaeneses’: A Review on A Abelha da China
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ROUTES AND NETWORKS IN THE INDIAN OCEAN : GOA, MALABAR, AND MALACCA印度洋的航線與貿易網絡：果阿，馬拉巴爾和麻六甲
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A PROBE INTO MACAO’S POLITICAL ECONOMY AND TRADE RELATIONS DURING THE MID-QIANLONG / POMBALINE PERIOD初探亁隆／蓬巴爾時期的政治經濟與貿易關繫
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Regimento do Lingua da Cidade, e dos Jurubaças menores, e Escrivaens.
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The Maritime Silk Road: The Role Played by Portugal and Macao
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THE PORTUGUESE, THE MARITIME SILK ROAD AND MACAO’S CONNECTION WITH THE PHILIPPINES IN THE LATE MING DYNASTY
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MANILA IN THE ZHENG CLAN MARITIME NETWORKS鄭氏家族海事網絡中的馬尼拉
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Maritime ProwessZheng Zilong and Zheng Chenggong Shaping the Political Landscape in the Ming-Qing Cataclysm
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THE PORTUGUESE SETTLEMENT AT MACAO. THE PORTUGUESE POLICY OF EXPANSION IN THE FAR EAST, IN LIGHT OF THE HISTORY OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE INTERCOURSE AND MARITIME ACTIVITIES
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF MALACCA AND MACAO AS PORTUGUESE PORTS AND THE IMPERATIVE FOR PRESERVING MARITIME CULTURAL HERITAGE澳門及馬六甲作為葡萄牙港口的發展以及保護海洋文化遺產的必要性比較研究
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MACAO’S TWO OPERA SEASONS IN 1833 AND 1865 : A STUDY OF TRAVELLING MUSICIANS AND MARITIME CONNECTIONS IN THE 19TH─CENTURY WORLD澳門1833年及1865年的兩個歌劇節：19世紀旅行音樂家和海路交往研究
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THE MATTER OF THE SIZE AND THE SIZE OF THE MATTER IN MING CHINA AND PORTUGUESE D’ AVIS MARITIME EXPEDITIONS. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MISSION AND CONSEQUENCES OF ZHENG HE AND VASCO DA GAMA FLEETS明代中國和葡萄牙阿維什王朝海上探險：鄭和和達伽馬船隊航海成果的比較分析
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Reassessing Community Engagement with Heritage in Macao: Insights from the Ongoing Historic Districts Revitalisation Project
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Empowering Praia Grande: The Birth of Macao’s Promenade
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Macao, from the Ocean to the Archives: Maritime Routes, Emigration and Heritage in the Mascarenes
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Export Paintings and History of Global Trade in the 18th Century: Value and Significance of the Gentiloni Painting: Macao
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From Macao to London— George Chinnery’s Works in the V&A Museum
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Chinese Health Culture in the Studies of Macao’s Contemporary Sinology
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A Mão de Deus? What Really Happened on Midsummer Day
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Navigating Ideologies: Nineteenth-Century Journalism in Macao and Hong Kong
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200 Years of Spanish Shipping in Canton and Macao (1640–1840)
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Modernising Macao: Public Works and Urban Planning in the Imperial Network (1856–1919)
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Macao and East Asia Military Architecture: Context, Networks and Influences
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Globalising Macao’s Food Culture
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Et Macaum advenit Verbum — The Study of Classical Languages and Theology in Macao
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The Most Loyal City: Roman Catholic Competitive Domination and Antagonistic Tolerance of Indigenous Chinese Religious Sites in Macao (c. 1550–1850)
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Lisbon–Macao Philosophy Symposium Introduction
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An Extended Urban History Review of Macao and Hong Kong through the End of the 20th Century
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The Macao-Manila Route under the Iberian Union (1580-1640)
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Sino-Vietnamese Pirates and British InvadersMaritime Crises, Oceanic Governance and Sovereignty in Mid-Qing China
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Coolies, Pirates and Secret SocietiesNarratives of Chinese Underclass in Hong Kong, Macao and the Straits Settlements as Revealed in British Colonial Office Records, 1838-1938.
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Carta do ouvidor de Macau, [Miguel Pinheiro Ravasco], a [D. Filipe II], rei de Portugal e de Espanha, sobre os conventos existentes em Macau; religiosos que cada um tem; rendas e bens que possuem.
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Carta (cópia) do [vice-rei do Estado da Índia, D. João Nunes da Cunha], a [D. Pedro], príncipe regente de Portugal, sobre as providencias para acudir Macau; sobre o envio de soldados, munições e mantimentos; sobre a nomeação do capitão-geral de grande experiência, D. Álvaro da Silva, e do embaixador à corte de Pequim, Manuel de Saldanha