◆ Lee,Yu-Jung (2006), ‘Adapting for Survival: China Surging for Cyber Market’, Background Brief Paper, East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore, No. 311.
◆ Lee, Yu-Jung (2006), Human Rights in China: Freedom of Religion and Freedom of Movement Compared, PhD. Dissertation, Government Department, University of Essex, UK
◆ Lee, Yu-Jung, 2003(4), “Politics and Religion in the People's Republic of China: The Cases of Buddhism, Christianity and Falun Gong,” SEAS Electronic Working Papers, Vol. 2, No. 4, <http://www.seas.ac.uk/Research/SEWP.shtml>
◆ Lee, Yu-Jung, 2001, “The Survey of the Crime of Endangering National Security in the People’s Republic of China”, Issues and Studies of Communist, Vol. 27, No. 5 (In Chinese language)
◆ Lee, Yu-Jung, 2001, “Injustice of the Death Penalty in Taiwan:Socio- Economic Aspects,” Edmund Ryden SJ (ed.), Taiwan Opposes the Death Penalty, Taiwan: John Paul II Peace Institute, pp. 221~44.
◆ Lee, Yu-Jung, 2001, The Human Rights Concepts of the People’s Republic of China: Counterrevolutionary, M.A. Thesis, East Asian Institute, National Cheng-Chi University (In Chinese language)
◆ Adapting for Survival: China Surging for Cyber Market EAI 。Background Brief Paper
◆ 中共反革命罪初探 。共黨問題與研究
研討會論文
◆ BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR CHINESE STUDIES：Human Rights in Transition:Bottom Up or Top Down. BACS Annual Conference 2007, University of Manchester 6-7 September 2007
◆ The Gridlock between Human Rights and Economic Development in Taiwan: The case of Leprosy Sanitarium', Human Security in Asia:Emerging Issues and Challenges, 2nd International Conference of the Asia Association for Global Studies, 24th~25th March 2007, Jeonju,Korea
◆ The Development of Human Rights under Globalisation: Human Security,Conference on Globalisation and Administrative Governance, Kai-Nan University, 22nd May 2006, Taiwan
◆ Freedom of Movement in China: The Evolution of Custody and Return to Origin of Location System, Dilemmas of the Post-Communist Condition:An Interdisciplinary Conference on Discourse and Politics of Societies in Transition, University of Wolverhampton, 23rd~24th June, 2005,UK
◆ Online Game and Identity: Diablo II in Taiwan, The Sixth Essex Graduate Conference in Political Theory, University of Essex, 13th~14th May, 2005, UK
◆ Chinese Resistance to Imperialism: the Right to Subsistence, Critical Perspectives on Empire and Imperialism: Past and Present, Interdisciplinary Conference, Department of History, University of Essex, 24th~25th September 2004, UK
◆ The Policy of the People’s Republic of China on Freedom of Movement,Annual Conference of Association of Human Rights Institutes: UN Human Rights Reform, University of Essex, 21st September 2003, UK
◆ Injustice of the Death Penalty in Taiwan: Socio-Economic Aspects,Taiwan Oppose the Death Penalty international Symposium, John Paul II for Research into Dialogue for Peace, Fu-Jen Catholic University, 25th June 2001, Taiwan
◆ Politics and Religion in the People's Republic of China: The Cases of Buddhism, Christianity and Falun Gong 。SEAS Electronic Working Papers 。2004
◆ 貪污與經濟發展：國際透明組織對中國大陸的影響 。中國政治學會
◆ Cyber Governance and Freedom of Expression。 3rd Global Conference Visions of the Human in Cyberculture, Cyberspace and Science Fiction,
◆ 中國大陸政商關係—上海社保基金案分析 。中國大陸社會穩定研究計畫學術研討會
◆ 經濟發展與人權保護在台灣—試論樂生療養院之變遷。 2008國際關係學會
◆ China’s Human Rights in Transition—Bottom Up or Top Down 。BACS Annual Conference
◆ 生命教育中的人權價值—以樂生療養院為例。 2007年基礎教育國際學術研討會
學位論文
◆ Lee, Yu-Jung, Human rights in China: freedom of religion and freedom of movement compared.（博士論文）。 ◆ 李有容，《中共社會主義人權觀之研究－以反革命罪為例》（碩士論文）。