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Hansong Li. 2022. “The Indo-Pacific: Intellectual Origins and International Visions in Global Contexts” Modern Intellectual History 19 (3): 807-833.

Hansong Li. 2022. “Locating Mobile Sovereignty: Carthage in Natural Jurisprudence” History of Political Thought 43(2): 246-272.

Hansong Li and Yifei Wu. 2022. “Signalling Security: An Observational and Game Theory Approach to Inter-pedestrian Psychology” Transportation Research (Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour) 86: 238-251.

Hansong Li. 2022. “Timing the Laws: Rousseau’s Theory of Development in Corsica” European Journal of the History of Economic Thought 29(4): 648-679.

Hansong Li. 2022. Dialogues on the History of Political Thought 政治思想史對話錄. Beijing: China Social Sciences Press.

Hansong Li. 2021. “The Space of the Sea in Montesquieu's Political Thought” Global Intellectual History 6(4): 421-442.

Hansong Li and Yifei Wu. 2021. “Ethics and Economics of Medical Supplies in the COVID-19 Pandemic” European Scientific Journal 17(31): 87-138.

Jinbo Shi and Hansong Li. 2021. The Economy of Western Xia. Leiden: Brill.

Jinbo Shi and Hansong Li. 2020. Tangut Language and Manuscripts: An Introduction. Leiden: Brill.

Hansong Li. 2019. “Time, Right and the Justice of War and Peace in Hugo Grotius’s Political Thought” History of European Ideas 45(4): 536-552.



Works-in-Progress

Hansong Li. Common Justice: Interpolitical Thought in Western, Indian, and Chinese Traditions. Book Manuscript.

Hansong Li. The Wealth of a City: A Business Family in Shanghai’s Political Economy Over Three Centuries. Book Manuscript.

Hansong Li. International Relations and Political Philosophy國際關係與政治哲學. Shanghai: Commercial Press (under contract & forthcoming).

Hansong Li. “Review of Tatsuya Sakamoto’s David Hume and Adam Smith: A Japanese Perspective” Journal of Scottish Philosophy 21(3): 302-307 (forthcoming).