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Paul R. Katz

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Self-introduction

1. RESEARCH INTERESTS

I am a historian of Chinese popular religion, specializing in the interaction between religion and local society. My research is based on a wide range of sources, including government archives, local gazetteers, stele inscriptions, private writings, temple records, canonical and liturgical texts, and works of literature. Because much of my scholarship focuses on social organization and ritual, I also use data collected during field research to augment historical sources.

My dissertation, published as a book by SUNY Press in 1995 (Demon Hordes and Burning Boats: The Cult of Marshal Wen in Late Imperial Chekiang), focuses on the cult and festival of Marshal Wen, a popular plague-fighting deity who was widely worshipped in the province of Zhejiang during the late imperial era. I have also published a book on the cult of a popular Taoist immortal named Lü Dongbin, in which I examine the growth of his cult at the Palace of Eternal Joy (Yongle Gong) in Shanxi province (Images of the Immortal: The Cult of Lü Dongbin at the Palace of Eternal Joy; University of Hawaii Press, 1999, Chinese version published in 2009).

My research interests include Taiwanese history, and I have published a book about an anti-Japanese religious rebellion that erupted in southern Taiwan during the summer of 1915 (When Valleys Turned Blood Red: The Ta-pa-ni Incident in Colonial Taiwan; University of Hawaii Press, 2005; Chinese version published in 2006).

I have also engaged in collaborative research with Chinese scholars and local experts from Zhejiang to collect archival materials and field data from two counties in this province. We have published three volumes containing the results of our research.
My most recent research has concerned the history of judicial rituals and dispute resolution in Chinese society. This project focused on rites such as oaths and indictments, which have been performed at temples throughout China from ancient times to the present. My book-length study of these beliefs and practices, Divine Justice -- Religion and the Development of Chinese Legal Culture was published in early 2009.

2. WORK IN PROGRESS

*Ethnic history and local economic development in Nantou County, Taiwan. This project examines the historical development of villages located in the Puli Basin of Taiwan’s mountainous Nantou County, particularly in terms of their ethnic groups, family structures, economic development, and religious traditions. I am also undertaking a project on spirit-writing and local identity in Puli.

*1898-1948: Fifty Years that Changed Chinese Religions. This cooperative research project undertaken with Vincent Goossaert proposes to systematically explore how the fifty years from 1898 to 1948, turned Chinese religion into what it is now: a modern, globalized religious culture. Currently funded by a three-year Academia Sinica Thematic Project Award (2011-2013), the project focuses on one given region, namely Zhejiang province plus the greater Shanghai area that served at its center during this period. We have identified three major forms of religious change in this region that previous research has overlooked: 1) Mutations of the communal structures of religion; 2) Innovative productions of religious knowledge; 3) New types of elite religiosity. By elucidating these forms of change, the project intends to place religion at the core of understanding Chinese modernization and modernity

*The Tao among the Miao: The Transformation of Religious Traditions and Ethnic Identities in Western Hunan during the Modern Era. This research project, currently funded by a five-year Academia Sinica Investigator Award (2010-2014), explores the historical development of Taoism and other religious traditions in western Hunan during the modern era, including the ways in which they have changed over time and their role in processes of identity formation among of this region’s various ethnic groups, including the Miao (Hmong), Han, and Tujia. Taoism played a crucial role in the formation of this area’s diverse ethnic identities, but not merely in the sense of the adoption of an exogenous religious culture. Instead, the religious history of western Hunan seems to have been marked by a form of reverberation between many different cultures.

Education

Ph.D., East Asian Studies, Princeton University

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Humanities and Social Science Perspectives on COVID-19

Resumé

Associate Professor, Department of History, National Chung-cheng University
Visiting Scholar, Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica (1993-1995)
Associate Professor, National Central University (1995-1999)
Professor, National Central University (1999-2000)

Academic honors

Academia Sinica Investigator Award , “The Tao among the Miao: The Transformation of Religious Traditions and Ethnic Identities in Western Hunan during the Modern Era.”
Dr. Hu Shih Memorial Chair, Research Project on “Broadcasting the Tao: Religion and the Mass Media in Modern China.” (2011/7)
Ministry of Education 66th Annual Academic Award (2022)

Research fields

Social and Religious History of China, Social and Religious History of Taiwan, History of Daoism

Research projects

The Tao among the Miao: The Transformation of Religious Traditions and Ethnic Identities in Western Hunan during the Modern Era
50 years publication project
When Valleys Ran Blood Red -- The Ta-pa-ni incident in Colonial Taiwan

Publications

Monographs, Collected Essays

Paul R. Katz, 2021, Religion, Ethnicity, and Gender in Western Hunan during the Modern Era: The Dao among the Miao?, ix+239 pages, London & New York: Routledge.
Paul R. Katz, Vincent Goossaert, 2021, The Fifty Years that Changed Chinese Religion: 1898-1948, 242 pages, Association of Asian Studies: Ann Arbor.
Paul R. Katz, 2014, Religion in China and its Modern Fate, 242 pages, Waltham, MA: Brandeis University Press.
康豹，吳光正、劉瑋(譯)，劉耳(校)譯，2010，《多面相的神仙──永樂宮的呂洞賓信仰》，共335頁，濟南：齊魯書社。
康豹，2009，《從地獄到仙境－漢人民間信仰的多元面貌（康豹自選集）》，共401頁，台北：博揚文化事業有限公司。
Paul Katz, 2009, Divine Justice -- Religion and the Development of Chinese Legal Culture, 240 pages, London and New York: Routledge.
康豹，2006，《染血的山谷——日治時期的噍吧哖事件》，共148頁，台北：三民書局。
Paul Katz, 2005, When Valleys Turned Blood Red: The Ta-pa-ni Incident in Colonial Taiwan, 313 pages, USA: University of Hawaii Press.
Paul Katz, 1999, Images of the Immortal. The Cult of Lü Dongbin at the Palace of Eternal Joy, 309 pages, Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press.
Paul Katz，1997，《台灣的王爺信仰》，共277頁，台北：商鼎文化出版社。
Paul Katz, 1995, Demon Hordes and Burning Boats: The Cult of Marshal Wen in Late Imperial Chekiang, 261 pages, Albany: SUNY Press.

Edited monographs

康豹、龍海清、羅康隆，accepted，《湘西宗教文化調查與研究》，北京：民族出版社。
康豹、祁剛，accepted，《溫州民间信仰研究》，北京：人民出版社。
康豹與林桂玲合編，2021，《民俗曲藝》，第214期，「客家宗教文化」專輯，共271頁，台北：財團法人施合政民俗文化基金會。
康豹、陳熙遠，2021，《研下知疫：COVID-19的人文社會省思》，共363頁，台北：中央研究院。
呂妙芬、康豹，2020，《五四運動與中國宗教的調適與發展》，共699頁，南港：中央研究院近代史研究所。
Paul R. Katz, Stefania Travagnin, 2019, Concepts and Methods for the Study of Chinese Religions III: Key Concepts in Practice, 261 pages, Berlin: Verlag Walter de Gruyter GmbH.
康豹，2018，《近代中國的宗教》，共476頁，台北：新文豐出版公司。
Paul R. Katz, 2017, Asian Ethnicity Special Issue, 18.2, "Religion and Ethnicity in Southwest China", 151-249 pages, London: Taylor & Francis.
康豹，2017，《民俗曲藝，第195期，「宗教與華人近代文化變遷」專輯》，共306頁，台北：施合鄭基金會。
康豹、高萬桑合編, 2015, 改變中國宗教的五十年，1898-1948, 543 pages, 台北: 中央硏究院近代史研究所.
Paul R. Katz, 2015, Journal of Chinese Religions special issue, 43.1, "Mutations and Adaptations of Chinese Communal Religious Structures", 88 pages, Leeds, UK: Maney Publishing.
康豹、康詩瑀，2015，《民俗曲藝，第187、188期，「中國西南宗教文化」專輯》，共209頁，台北：財團法人施合鄭民俗文化基金會。
康豹、劉淑芬, 2013, 信仰、實踐與文化調適：第四屆漢學會議論文集．宗教篇, 740 pages, 台北: 中央硏究院、聯經出版事業股份有限公司.
康豹, 2011, 民俗曲藝，第172、173期，「救世團體與現代中國的新興宗教運動」專輯, 277 pages, 台北: 財團法人施合鄭民俗文化基金會.
康豹、林美容，2009，《臺灣大百科全書宗教民俗卷神明信仰篇》，共274頁，台北：遠流出版公司。
康豹，2008，《民俗曲藝，第162、163期，「佛教與華人民間信仰」專輯》，共215, 220頁，台北：民俗曲藝。
康豹，2006，《民俗曲藝，第153、154期，「神職人員與地方社會」專輯》，共263頁，台北市：施合鄭民俗文化基金會。
康豹，2005，《民俗曲藝，第147期，「廟會與地方社會」專輯》，共332頁，台北市：施合鄭民俗文化基金會。
康豹、連曉鳴，2005，《天台縣傳統經濟社會文化調查》，北京：民族出版社。
康豹、徐宏圖，2005，《平陽縣、蒼南縣傳統民俗文化研究》，北京：民族出版社。
康豹、吳秀玲，2004，《民俗曲藝，第143期，「天災與宗教」專輯》，共386頁，台北市：施合鄭民俗文化基金會。
Paul Katz, Murray A. Rubinstein, 2003, Religion and the Formation of Taiwanese Identities, 294 pages, New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
康豹，2002，《民俗曲藝，第137、138期，「宗教與地方社會」專輯》，共270頁，台北市：施合鄭民俗文化基金會。

Journal articles

Paul R. Katz, 2019, “Chen Hailiang’s Vision of Family Life: A Preliminary Study”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 47(1), 33-60.
Paul R. Katz, 2018, “Bridging the Gaps: Methodological Challenges in the Study of Taiwanese Popular Religion”, International Journal of Taiwan Studies, 1, 36-63.
Paul R. Katz, 2017, “Dances of the Doomed -- Ritual and Resistance among the Western Hunan Miao during the Republican Era”, Asia Major, 30(2), 133-186.
Paul R. Katz, 2017, “Religious Life in Western Hunan during the Modern Era: Some Preliminary Observations”, Cahiers d'Extreme Asie, 25, 181-218.
康豹，2017，〈近代中國寺廟破壞運動的空間特徵──以江南都市為重心〉(Spatial Features of Temple Destruction Campaigns in Modern Chinese Cities)，《中央研究院近代史研究所集刊》，95,。(THCI)
Paul R. Katz, 2015, “Religion and Resistance in Colonial Taiwan: A Case Study of the Ta-pa-ni Incident”, 臺南文獻, 8, 196-239.
Paul R. Katz, 2015, “Writing a Place for Rites – The Value of “Old Customs” in Modern Wenzhou”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 43(1), 59-88.
Paul R. Katz, 2013, “Repaying a Nuo Vow (還儺願) in Western Hunan (湘西) – A Rite of Trans-Hybridity”, 臺灣人類學刊, 11(2), 1-88. (TSSCI)
Paul R. Katz, 2012, “An Unbreakable Thread? Preliminary Observations on the Interaction between Chinese and Taiwanese Religious Traditions under Japanese Colonial Rule”, 臺灣宗教研究, 11(2), 39-70.
Paul R. Katz, 2011, “Spirit-writing Halls and the Development of Local Communities -- A Case Study of Puli 埔里 (Nantou 南投 County)”, 民俗曲藝, 174, 103-184. (TSSCI)
康豹與邱正略合著，2011，〈日治時期烏牛欄庄的人口結構與族群關係〉，《中央研究院近代史研究所集刊》，第71期，頁89-155。(TSSCI)
Paul Katz, Alan Bernstein, 2010, “The Rise of Postmortem Retribution in China and the West”, The Medieval History Journal, 13.2, 199-257. (A&HCI)
康豹，2009，〈田野的問題：一些方法論的淺見（點評）〉，《宗教人類學》，第1輯，頁131-141。
Paul Katz，2009，〈西方學界研究中國社區宗教傳統的主要趨勢〉，《文史哲》，第310期，頁58-74。
Paul Katz, 2009, “Ritual? What Ritual? Secularization in the Study of Chinese Legal History, From Colonial Encounters to Modern Scholarship”, Social Compass, 56(3), 328-344. (SSCI) (IF: 0.944; SSCI ranking: 77.2%)
Paul Katz, 2008, “Trial by Power – Some Preliminary Observations on the Judicial Roles of Taoist Martial Deities”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 36, pp. 54-83.
Paul Katz, 2007, “Orthopraxy and Heteropraxy Beyond the State: Standardizing Ritual in Chinese Society”, Modern China, 33(1), 72-90. (SSCI) (IF: 0.875; SSCI ranking: 62.5%)
Paul Katz, 2006, “"It is Difficult to be Indifferent to One's Roots" – Taizhou 台州 Sojourners and Flood Relief during the 1920s”, 中央研究院近代史研究所集刊, 54, 1-58.
Paul Katz, 2005, “Festivals and the Recreation of Identity in South China: A Case Study of Processions and Expulsion Rites in Pucheng, Zhejiang”, Journal of Ritual Studies, 19(1), 57-86.
Paul Katz, 2005, “Governmentality and its Consequences in Colonial Taiwan: A Case Study of the Ta-pa-ni Incident of 1915”, The Journal of Asian Studies, 64(2), 387-424. (SSCI) (IF: 0.986; SSCI ranking: 57.5%)
Paul Katz，2003，〈元代全真道士的史觀與宗教認同——以《玄風慶會圖》為例〉，《燕京學報》，第15期，頁95-107。
Paul Katz, 2003, “Religion and the State in Postwar Taiwan”, The China Quarterly, 174, 395-412. (SSCI) (IF: 3.154; SSCI ranking: 5%)
Paul Katz，2002，〈道教與地方信仰——以溫元帥信仰為個例〉，《臺灣宗教研究通訊》，第4期，頁1-30。
Paul Katz, 2002, “Writing History, Creating Identity―A Case Study of the Xuanfeng qinghui tu 玄風慶會圖”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 29, 161-178.
Paul Katz, Vincent Goossaert, 2002, “Introduction: New Perspectives on Quanzhen 全真Taoism: The Formation of a Religious Identity”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 29, 91-94.
Paul Katz, 2001, “Festival Systems and the Division of Ritual Labor: A Case Study of the An-fang 暗訪 at Hsin-chuang's Ti-tsang An 地藏庵”, 民俗曲藝, 130, 57-124. (TSSCI)
Paul Katz，2000，〈漢人社會的神判儀式初探——從斬雞頭說起〉，《中央研究院民族學研究所集刊》，第88期，頁173-202。
Paul Katz, 1999, “Morality Books and Taiwanese Identity―The Texts of the Palace of Guidance”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 27, 69-92.
Paul Katz，1998，〈新莊地藏庵的大眾爺崇拜〉，《人文學報》，第16卷，頁123-159。
Paul Katz, 1997, “Temple Inscriptions and the Study of Taoist Cults―A Case Study of Inscriptions at the Palace of Eternal Joy”, Taoist Resources, 7(1), 1-22.
Paul Katz, 1996, “Germs of Disaster―The Impact of Epidemics on Japanese Military Campaigns in Taiwan, 1874 and 1895”, Annales de Demographie Historique, 195-220.
Paul Katz, 1996, “Morality Books and the Growth of Local Cults: A Case Study of the Palace of Guidance”, 人文學報, 14, 203-241.
Paul Katz, 1995, “The Pacification of Plagues: A Chinese Rite of Affliction”, Journal of Ritual Studies, 9(1), 55-100.
Paul Katz，1995，〈日治時代官方寺廟史料的重要性——以東港東隆宮的沿革問題為例〉，《台灣史料研究》，第6號，頁90-106。
Paul Katz，1995，〈台灣的呂洞賓信仰——以指南宮為例〉，《新史學》，第6卷第4期，頁21-43。
Paul Katz, 1993, “The Religious Function of Temple Murals in Imperial China―The Case of the Yung-lo Kung（永樂宮）”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 21, 45-68.
Paul Katz，1991，〈屏東縣東港鎮的迎王平安祭典——台灣瘟神與王爺信仰之分析〉，《中央研究院民族學研究所集刊》，第70期，頁95-211。
Paul Katz, 1990, “Wen Ch'iung（溫瓊）― The God of Many Faces”, Chinese Studies（漢學研究）, 8(1), 183-219.
Paul Katz, 1987, “Demons or Deities?―The Wangye（王爺）of Taiwan”, Asian Folklore Studies, 46(2), 197-215.

Book chapter

Paul R. Katz, accepted, “A Motley Phoenix? On the Diversity of Spirit-writing Temples and their Practices in Puli, Taiwan”, editor(s): Matthias Schumann & Elena Valussi, Communicating with the Gods: Spirit-Writing in Chinese History, Leiden: Brill.
康豹，accepted，〈溫州民間信仰綜述〉，康豹、祁剛編，《溫州民间信仰研究，“溫州通史”專題研究叢書》，北京：人民出版社。
康豹，accepted，〈由《委羽洞天邱祖龍門宗譜》來看近代江南道教網路的發展〉，高萬桑編，《近現代都市道教史資料》，北京：宗教文化出版社。
康豹，2021，〈瘟疫、罪惡與受難儀式：臺灣送瘟習俗面面觀〉，康豹、陳熙遠編，《研下知疫：COVID-19的人文社會省思》，頁127-134，台北：中央硏究院。
康豹，陳亭佑譯，2020，〈苗漢之間—湘西道教與儀式專家傳統初探〉，高萬桑、柯若樸、謝世維編，《道教與地方宗教─典範的重思國際研討會論文集》，頁217-268，台北：漢學研究中心。
康豹，陳亭佑譯，2020，〈民國寺廟儀式定位的轉型—以「古蹟」和「民俗」為中心的討論〉，呂妙芬、康豹編，《五四運動與中國宗教的調適與發展》，頁21-41，南港：中央硏究院近代史研究所。
Paul R. Katz, 2019, “Festivals in the Field -- A Social Historical Perspective”, editor(s): Thomas David DuBois & Jan Kiely, Fieldwork in Modern Chinese History. A Research Guide, pp. 125-136, London: Routledge.
Paul R. Katz, 2019, “On the Judicial Continuum and the Study of Chinese Legal Culture”, editor(s): Paul R. Katz & Stefania Travagnin, Concepts and Methods for the Study of Chinese Religions III: Key Concepts in Practice, pp. 11-36, Berlin: Verlag Walter de Gruyter GmbH.
Paul R. Katz, 2015, “Spirit-writing and the Dynamics of Elite Religious Life in Republican-era Shanghai”, editor(s): 國史館, 近代中國的宗教發展論文集, pp. 275-350, 台北: 國史館.
康豹，2015，〈近代中國之寺廟破壞運動：以江浙地區為討論中心〉，康豹、高萬桑編，《改變中國宗教的五十年，1898-1948》，頁1-38，台北：中央硏究院近代史研究所。
Paul Katz, 2014, “Illuminating Goodness -- Some Preliminary Considerations of Religious Publishing in Modern China”, editor(s): Philip Clart and Gregory Adam Scott, Religious Publishing and Print Culture in Modern China, 1800-2012, pp. 265-294, Boston & Berlin: De Gruyter.
康豹，2013，〈鸞堂與近代臺灣的地方社群 -- 埔里的個案研究〉，黎志添編，《十九世紀以來中國地方道教的變遷》，頁1-70，香港：三聯書店。
Paul R. Katz, 2013, “"Superstition" and its Discontents: On the Impact of Temple Destruction Campaigns in China, 1898-1948”, editor(s): 康豹、劉淑芬, 信仰、實踐與文化調適：第四屆漢學會議論文集．宗教篇, pp. 605-682, 台北: 中央硏究院、聯經出版事業股份有限公司.
康豹，2012，〈西方學界研究中國社區宗教傳統的主要動態〉，路遙編，《中國民間信仰研究述評》，頁345-393，上海：上海人民出版社。
Paul Katz, 2011, “Spirit-writing and Hakka Migration in Taiwan – A Case Study of the Canzan Tang 參贊堂 in Puli 埔里, Nantou 南投 County.”, editor(s): 譚偉倫, 中國地方宗教儀式論集, pp. 469-514, 香港: 中文大學出版社.
康豹，2011，〈中國帝制晚期以降寺廟儀式在地方社會的功能〉，林富士編，《中國史新論‧宗教分冊》，頁439-476，台北：聯經出版事業股份有限公司。
康豹，2010，〈一個著名上海商人與慈善家的宗教生活——王一亭〉，巫仁恕、林美莉、康豹編，《從城市看中國的現代性》，頁275-296，南港：中央研究院近代史研究所。
康豹，2009，〈「精魂拘閉，誰之過乎？」——道教與中國法律文化的建構初探〉，田浩編，《文化與歷史的追索：余英時教授八秩壽慶論文集》，頁559-582，台北：聯經出版事業股份有限公司。
Paul Katz, 2009, “Religion, Recruiting and Resistance in Colonial Taiwan: A Case Study of the Xilai An Incident, 1915”, editor(s): Philip Clart and Paul Crowe, The People and the Dao: New Studies of Chinese Religions in Honour of Prof. Daniel L. Overmyer, pp. 249-282, Sankt Augustin: Institut Monumenta Serica.
Paul Katz, 2009, “Banner Worship and Human Sacrifice in Chinese Military History”, editor(s): Perry Link, The Scholar's Mind: Essays in Honor of F. W. Mote, pp. 207-227, Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press.
Paul Katz, 2007, “Indictment Rituals and the Judicial Continuum in Late Imperial China”, editor(s): Robert E. Hegel,Katherine Carlitz, Writing and Law in Late Imperial China. Crime, Conflict, and Judgment, pp. 161-185, Seattle: University of Washington Press.
Paul Katz、邱正略, 2006, “Quantifying the Colonized: The History and Significance of Demographic Sources from Colonial Taiwan”, editor(s): Chuang Ying-Chang, Theo Engelen, Arthur P. Wolf, Positive or Preventive? Reproduction in Taiwan and the Netherlands, pp. 19-38, Amsterdam: Askant.
康豹、邱正略，2004，〈武裝抗爭與地方社會——以西來庵事件對於沙仔田等十五村庄人口結構的影響為例〉，夏潮聯合會、台灣大學東亞文明研究中心編，《台灣殖民地史學術研討會論文集》，頁170-243，台北：海峽學術出版社。
Paul Katz, 2004, “Divine Justice in Late Imperial China: A Preliminary Study of Indictments, Oaths, and Ordeals”, editor(s): John Lagerwey, Religion and Chinese Society, pp. 869-902, Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press.
Paul Katz, 2004, “Fowl Play -- Chicken-beheading Rituals and Dispute Resolution in Taiwan”, editor(s): David K. Jordan, Andrew D. Morris, Marc L. Moskowitz, The Minor Arts of Daily Life: Popular Culture in Taiwan, pp. 35-49, Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press.
Paul Katz, 2004, “Daoism and Local Cults -- A Case Study of the Cult of Marshal Wen”, editor(s): Kwang-ching Liu, Richard Shek, Heterodoxy in Late Imperial China, pp. 172-208, Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press.
康豹，2003，〈台灣王爺信仰研究的回顧與展望〉，江燦騰、張珣編，《台灣本土宗教研究的新視野和新思維》，頁143-174，台北：南天書局有限公司。
Paul Katz, 2003, “The Cult of the Royal Lords in Postwar Taiwan”, editor(s): Philip Clart, Charles B. Jones, Religion in Modern Taiwan: Tradition and Innovation in a Changing Society, pp. 98-124, Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press.
Paul Katz, 2003, “Social Structure and Marriage Patterns in East Haven: A Preliminary Analysis”, editor(s): 游鑑明, 無聲之聲 (II)：近代中國的婦女與社會(1600-1950), pp. 203-233, 台北: 中央研究院近代史研究所.
Paul Katz, 2003, “Local Elites and Sacred Sites in Hsin-chuang – The Growth of the Ti-tsang An during the Japanese Occupation”, editor(s): 林美容, 信仰、儀式與社會：第三屆國際漢學會議論文集, pp. 179-227, 台北: 中央研究院民族學研究所.
Paul Katz, 2003, “Identity Politics and the Study of Popular Religion in Postwar Taiwan”, editor(s): Paul R. Katz, Murray Rubinstein, Religion and the Formation of Taiwanese Identities, pp. 157-180, New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
Paul Katz, 2002, “Images of Lü Dongbin in Ming Literature”, editor(s): 廖可斌、樓含松、周明初, 壁之光——慶祝徐步奎（朔方）教授從事教學科研五十五周年學術研討會論文集, pp. 393-415, 杭州: 浙江大學出版社.
Paul Katz, 2002, “Recent Developments in the Study of Chinese Ritual Dramas: An Assessment of Xu Hongtu 徐宏圖's Research on Zhejiang”, editor(s): Daniel L. Overmyer, Shin-yi Chao, Ethnography in China Today: A Critical Assessment of Methods and Results, pp. 207-237, 台北: 源流出版社.
Paul Katz, 2001, “Divine Justice: Chicken-beheading Rituals in Japanese Occupation Taiwan and their Historical Antecedents”, editor(s): 王秋桂、莊英章、陳中民, 社會、民族與文化展演國際研討會論文集, pp. 111-160, 台北: 漢學研究中心.
Paul Katz, 1999, “Temple Cults and the Creation of Hsin-chuang Local Society”, editor(s): T’ang Hsi-yung, Papers from the Seventh Conference on Chinese Maritime History, pp. 735-798, Nankang: Sun Yat-sen Institute of Social Sciences.
康豹，1999，〈呂洞賓信仰與全真教的關係——以山西永樂宮為例〉，林富士、傅飛嵐編，《遺跡崇拜與聖者崇拜》，頁101-134，台北：允晨。
Paul Katz, 1998, “The Problem of 'Localization' of Popular Religion in Taiwan. A Case Study of the Cult of the Royal Lords”, editor(s): 賴澤涵、于子橋, 台灣與四鄰論文集, pp. 241-270, 台北: 南天書局.
Paul Katz, 1996, “Enlightened Alchemist or Immoral Immortal? The Growth of Lü Tung-pin（呂洞賓）'s Cult in Late Imperial China”, editor(s): Meir Shahar, Robert Weller, Unruly Gods: Divinity and Society in China, pp. 70-104, Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press.
Paul Katz, 1996, “The Cult of the Royal Lords in Postwar Taiwan”, editor(s): Philip Clart, Charles B. Jones, Religion in Modern Taiwan: Tradition and Innovation in a Changing Society, pp. 98-124, Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press.
康豹，1996，〈屏東縣東港鎮的建醮儀式——兼探討火醮、水醮和瘟醮的關係〉，莊英章、潘英海編，《台灣與福建社會文化研究論文集（三）》，頁179-220，台北：中央研究院民族學研究所。
Paul Katz, 1995, “Plague God Cults in Late Imperial China: A Case Study of the Cult of Marshal Wen（溫元帥）”, editor(s): 漢學研究中心, 寺廟與民間文化研討會論文集第二冊, pp. 459-504, 台北: 文化建設委員會.
Paul Katz, 1994, “Commerce, Marriage and Ritual: Elite Strategies in Tung-kang（東港） During the Twentieth Century”, editor(s): 莊英章、潘英海, 台灣與福建社會文化研究論文集, pp. 127-165, 台北: 中央研究院民族學研究所.
Paul Katz, 1994, “The Interaction Between Ch'üan-chen（全真）Taoism and Local Cults: A Case Study of the Yung-lo Kung（永樂宮）”, editor(s): 漢學研究中心, 民間信仰與中國文化國際研討會論文集第一冊, pp. 201-250, 台北: 漢學研究中心.

Conference paper

Paul R. Katz, 2022, “Ethnicity and Incense Power: A Preliminary Study of Hakka Temple Networks in Northern Taiwan”, paper presented at The 4th World Congress of Taiwan Studies: Taiwan in the Making, Seattle: The 4th World Congress of Taiwan Studies, 2022-06-27 ~ 2022-06-29.
Paul R. Katz, 2022, “Marry a Disciple? Buddhicized Weddings in Modern Chinese Religious Life”, paper presented at International Conference Individuals and their Inner Worlds in Chinese Religious Life, Paris: INALCO, 2022-06-09 ~ 2022-06-10.
Paul R. Katz, 2019, “The "Dao" among the "Miao"? Ritual Specialists in Western Hunan”, paper presented at International Workshop on Yao Daoism, Hong Kong: Hong Kong University, 2019-12-16 ~ 2019-12-17.
Paul R. Katz, 2019, “A Motley Phoenix? On the Diversity of Spirit-writing Temples in Modern Taiwan”, paper presented at Conference on Spirit-Writing in Chinese History, Erlangen: Friedrich–Alexander University Erlangen–Nürnberg, 2019-06-25 ~ 2019-06-26.
Paul R. Katz, 2019, “On the Importance of the Term “祭 (Sacrifice)” in Chinese Religious Culture”, paper presented at Critical Terms for Chinese Religious Studies Conference, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University: The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 2019-06-20 ~ 2019-06-22.
Paul R. Katz, 2019, “Tying a ‘Pure’ Knot? Buddhicized Weddings in Modern Chinese Family Life”, paper presented at Association of Asian Studies Annual Conference, Denver, CO: Association of Asian Studies, 2019-03-21 ~ 2019-03-24.
Paul R. Katz, 2018, “Religion and Refugee Relief in Wartime Shanghai: A Case Study of the Society for Universal Affinities”, paper presented at 「戰爭下的城市」國際學術研討會, 中央研究院近代史研究所: 中央研究院近代史研究所, 2018-12-05 ~ 2018-12-06.
Paul R. Katz, 2018, “Daoism and Ritual Specialist Traditions in Western Hunan: Preliminary Observations”, paper presented at International Conference on Daoism and Local Cults: Rethinking the Paradigms, Leipzig University: Leipzig University, 2018-11-29 ~ 2018-12-01.
Paul R. Katz, 2018, “Preserving “Religion”: Classifying Temple Cults as “Historical Monuments” and “Folklore” during the Republican Era”, paper presented at 「五四運動與中國宗教發展」國際學術研討會, 中央研究院近代史研究所: 中央研究院近代史研究所, 2018-11-22 ~ 2018-11-24.
Paul R. Katz, 2018, “Dogs of Grain, Dogs of Rain: Canine Fertility Cults in Southwest China”, 34 pages, paper presented at Animals and Religion in Asia, Tel Aviv, Israel: Tel Aviv University, 2018-05-27 ~ 2018-05-29.
Paul R. Katz, 2018, “The Buddhist Family and Community Engagement in Republican China”, 20 pages, paper presented at Association of Asian Studies Annual Conference, Washington, DC: Association of Asian Studies, 2018-03-22 ~ 2018-03-25.
Paul R. Katz, 2017, “Preserving “Religion”: Classifying Temple Cults as “Historical Monuments” and “Folklore” during the Republican Era”, 22 pages, paper presented at 「五四運動與中國宗教發展」學術研討會, 中央研究院近代史研究所: 中央研究院近代史研究所, 2017-11-23 ~ 2017-11-25.
Paul R. Katz, 2017, “Chen Hailiang’s Vision of Buddhist Family Life -- A Pilot Study”, 15 pages, paper presented at American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting, Boston: American Academy of Religion, 2017-11-18 ~ 2017-11-21.
Paul R. Katz, 2017, “Incense Dancing (跳香) -- A Multifaceted Western Hunan Festival”, 50 pages, paper presented at The Emergence of a Temple-Centric Society AoE Historical Anthropology of China Conference, The Chinese University of Hong Kong: The Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2017-09-28 ~ 2017-09-30.
Paul R. Katz, 2017, “Weapons of the Strong: Gender and Religion in Western Hunan”, 32 pages, paper presented at 「世界史中的中華婦女」國際學術研討會, 中央研究院近代史研究所: 中央研究院近代史研究所, 2017-07-11 ~ 2017-07-14.
Paul R. Katz, 2017, “New Spaces, Edifices: Sacred Sites in Shanghai during the Late Qing and Republican Eras”, 30 pages, paper presented at 「城市、網路與漢人宗教」研討會, 國立臺灣大學: 國立臺灣大學, 2017-06-28 ~ 2017-06-29.
Paul R. Katz, 2016, “Perpetual Change? State Policies and their Impact on Religious Life in Miao Areas of Western Hunan during the Twentieth Century”, 24 pages, paper presented at International Conference on Historical Anthropology and Twentieth Century China, 香港中文大學: 香港中文大學, 2016-12-19 ~ 2017-12-20.
Paul R. Katz, 2016, “Setting the Stage: Trends in the Study of Chinese Religions as Seen in Special Issues of The Journal of Chinese Ritual, Theatre and Folklore [民俗曲藝]”, paper presented at 「信仰、民俗與地方社會」國際學術研討會, 金門大學: 金門大學, 2016-11-19 ~ 2016-11-20.
Paul R. Katz, 2016, “The Miao Village Duet in Western Hunan”, 24 pages, paper presented at Local Society and its Religious Institutions Workshop, Chinese University of Hong Kong: Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2016-09-28 ~ 2016-09-29.
Paul R. Katz, 2016, “Miao Ritual Specialists in Western Hunan -- Preliminary Observations”, 44 pages, paper presented at 族群、地方社會與宗教生活的歷史人類學探討, 吉首大學: 香港中文大學、吉首大學, 2016-06-18.
Paul R. Katz, 2016, “Temple Destruction Campaigns in Modern China: An Assessment of their Impact”, 35 pages, paper presented at 「策論中國：發展、動態與驅力」國際研討會, 國立政治大學: 國立政治大學, 2016-05-06 ~ 2016-05-07.
Paul R. Katz, 2015, “New Trends in the Study of Modern Chinese Urban Religious Life”, paper presented at Workshop on Urban Religious Life in Modern China, Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica: Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica, 2015-11-18.
Paul R. Katz, 2015, “Religious Life in Western Hunan during the Modern Era: Some Preliminary Observations”, 33 pages, paper presented at Vies taoïstes – Daoist Lives: Colloque international d’études taoïstes in honor of Kristofer Schipper’s 80th birthday, Aussois, France: Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, 2015-09-10 ~ 2015-09-12.
Paul R. Katz, 2015, “Bridging the Gaps: Methodological Challenges in the Study of Taiwanese Popular Religion”, paper presented at 2nd World Congress of Taiwan Studies, SOAS, London: SOAS, 2015-06-18 ~ 2015-06-20.
Paul R. Katz, 2014, “Spirit-writing and the Dynamics of Elite Religious Life in Republican-era Shanghai”, paper presented at 「近代中國的宗教發展」學術研討會, 國史館: 國史館, 2014-09-26.
Paul R. Katz, 2014, “The Spatial Impact of Temple Destruction Campaigns in Modern Chinese Cities”, paper presented at 「全球視野下的中國近代史研究」國際學術研討會, 中央研究院近代史研究所: 中央研究院近代史研究所, 2014-08-11 ~ 2014-08-13.
康豹, 2013, “近代中國之寺廟破壞運動：以江浙地區為討論中心”, 35 pages, paper presented at 「改變了中國宗教的50年」主題計畫成果發表會 (本人與高萬桑教授組成的主題計畫), 中央研究院近代史研究所: 中央研究院近代史研究所, 2013-11-21 ~ 2013-11-22.
Paul R. Katz, 2012, “Repaying a Nuo Vow (還儺願) in Western Hunan (湘西) – A Rite of Trans-Hybridity?”, 40 pages, paper presented at 邊陲社會與國家建構研討會, 香港: 香港科技大學, 2012-11-25 ~ 2012-11-26.
Paul Katz, 2012, “'Superstition' and its Discontents – On the Impact of Temple Destruction Campaigns in China, 1898-1948”, 41 pages, paper presented at 第四屆國際漢學會議, 中央研究院: 中央研究院, 2012-06-20 ~ 2012-06-22.
Paul Katz, 2012, “An Unbreakable Thread? Preliminary Observations on the Interaction between Chinese and Taiwanese Religious Traditions under Japanese Colonial Rule”, 18 pages, paper presented at 第一屆臺灣研究世界大會, 中央研究院: 中央研究院, 2012-04-26 ~ 2012-04-28.
Paul Katz, 2012, “Broadcasting the Tao: Religion and the Mass Media in Modern China”, paper presented at 「回首百年民國」學術研討會, 中央研究院近代史研究所: 中央研究院近代史研究所, 2012-01-11 ~ 2012-01-13.
Paul Katz, 2011, “Writing a Place for Rites -- Visions of “Old Customs” in Wenzhou during the Great Leap Forward”, paper presented at Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii: Association for Asian Studies, 2011-03-30 ~ 2011-04-03.
康豹，2010，〈由《委羽洞天邱祖龍門宗譜》來看近代江南道教網路的發展〉，發表於近現代中國城市道教史國際研討會，台南：南台科技大學，2010-11-13 ~ 2010-11-14。
Paul Katz, 2010, “Wang Yiting and the Enchantment of Chinese Modernity”, paper presented at International Conference on Urban Cultural Change in Republican China (1910s-1940s): Dialogue between Cultural Narrative and Historical GIS, Chinese University of Hong Kong: Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2010-09-18 ~ 2010-09-20.
Paul Katz, 2010, “Spirit-writing Halls and the Development of Local Communities -- A Case Study of Puli (Nantou County)”, paper presented at Conference on Chinese Local Society in Historical Perspective, Xiamen University: Xiamen University, 2010-06-28 ~ 2010-07-02.
Paul Katz, 2010, “Divine Justice? Judicial Rituals and Official Legitimacy Chinese Legal Culture”, paper presented at American Historical Association Annual Meeting, San Diego: American Historical Association, 2010-01-07 ~ 2010-01-10.
Paul Katz, 2009, “Puli's Modern History as Seen through its Phoenix Halls -- A Progress Report”, paper presented at 台灣漢人民間宗教研究：理論與方法, 中央研究院民族學研究所: 中央研究院民族學研究所, 2009-11-27 ~ 2009-11-28.
Paul Katz, 2009, “Divine Justice and Martial Power in Taoist Exorcism”, paper presented at International Conference on New Approaches to the Study of Daoism in Chinese Culture and Society, Hong Kong: The Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2009-11-26 ~ 2009-11-28.
康豹，2009，〈道教與中國法律文化的建構初探〉，發表於中國東南地域文化國際學術研討會（温州會議），泰順、温州：復旦大學長三角研究院、温州市社會科學界聯合會，2009-11-06 ~ 2009-11-08。
Paul Katz, 2009, “Punitive Yet Not Legal? Representations of Underworld Justice in Late Imperial China”, paper presented at Association of Asian Studies Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL: Association of Asian Studies, 2009-03-26 ~ 2009-03-29.
康豹與邱正略合著，2008，〈鸞務再興—戰後初期埔里地區鸞堂練乩、著書活動〉，發表於2008年水沙連區域研究學術研討會，國立暨南國際大學：國立暨南國際大學，2008-10-18 ~ 2008-10-19。
Paul Katz, 2008, “Spirit-writing and Hakka Migration in Taiwan – A Case Study of the Canzan Tang 參贊堂 in Puli 埔里, Nantou 南投 County”, paper presented at International Conference on Comparative Study of Ritual in Chinese Local Society, Hong Kong: Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2008-05-05 ~ 2008-05-07.
Paul Katz, 2008, “Trial by Power: On the Judicial Roles of Taoist Martial Deities”, paper presented at Association of Asian Studies Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, USA: Association of Asian Studies, 2008-04-03 ~ 2008-04-06.
Paul Katz, 2007, “Ritual? What Ritual? Why Scholars of Chinese Law Have Not Had More to Say about Judicial Rituals”, paper presented at The International Conference on Religion and Social Integration in Chinese Societies: Exploring Sociological Approaches to the Study of Religion in the Chinese World, Hong Kong: The Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2007-06-28 ~ 2007-06-30.
Paul Katz, 2007, “The Religious Life of a Renowned Shanghai Businessman and Philanthropist, Wang Yiting 王一亭”, paper presented at 「從城市看中國的現代性」國際學術研討會, 台北市: 中央研究院近代史研究所, 2007-06-28 ~ 2007-06-29.
Paul Katz, 2007, “'Their Own Oaths They Hold as Sacred': Judicial Rituals in Western-ruled Chinese Communities”, paper presented at 「法律, 文化與社會」工作坊, 新竹市: 國立清華大學人類學研究所, 2007-05-27.
Paul Katz, 2007, “Temple Cults and the Formation of Chinese Communities”, paper presented at 「中國史新論．宗教篇與性別篇」研討會, 台北市: 中央研究院歷史語言研究所, 2007-05-01 ~ 2007-05-03.
Paul Katz, 2007, “Judicial Rituals in Postwar Taiwan”, paper presented at "Taiwan and its Contexts", New Haven, CT, USA: Yale University, 2007-04-26 ~ 2007-04-28.
Paul Katz, 2006, “Judicial Rituals and Legitimation in Chinese Society”, paper presented at 「中國傳統法律文化的形成與轉變」研討會, 台北市: 中央研究院歷史語言研究所, 2006-12-14 ~ 2006-12-16.

Dissertation

Paul Katz, 1990, “Plague Festivals in Chekiang（浙江）in Late Imperial China”, 333 pages, Department of East Asian Studies, Princeton University.

Book review

Paul R. Katz, 2021, “Review of Mayfair Yang, Re-enchanting Modernity. Ritual Economy and Society in Wenzhou, China”, Review of Religion and Chinese Society, 8, 292-295.
Paul R. Katz，2020，〈Review of John Lagerwey, Paradigm Shifts in Early and Modern Chinese Religion: A History〉，《T'oung Pao》，105.5-6, 649-652。
Paul R. Katz, 2019, “Review of Kuo Cheng-tien, ed. Religion and Nationalism in Chinese Societies”, 漢學研究, 37(3), 291-300.
Paul R. Katz, 2018, “Review of Chang Hsun & Benjamin Penny, eds., Religion in Taiwan and China: Locality and Transmission”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 46(2), 197-199.
Paul R. Katz，2017，〈Review of Mark Meulenbeld, Demonic Warfare: Daoism, Territorial Networks, and the History of a Ming Novel〉，《The Journal of Asian Studies》，第76卷第1期，頁216-218。
Paul R. Katz, 2017, “Review of Meir Shahar, Oedipal God: The Chinese Nezha and His Indian Origins”, Reading Religion, 2, 1-2.
Paul R. Katz, 2016, “Review of Anthony E. Clark, Heaven in Conflict: Franciscans and the Boxer Uprising in Shanxi”, American Historical Review, 121(3), 920-921.
Paul R. Katz, 2015, “Review of Yen-zen Tsai, ed., Religious Experience in Contemporary Taiwan and China”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 43(2), 216-219.
Paul R. Katz, 2015, “Review of Jinhua Jia, Xiaofei Kang, and Ping Yao, eds. Gendering Chinese Religion: Subject, Identity, and Body”, Journal of Chinese Studies, 61, 283-287.
Paul R. Katz, 2015, “Review of Robert Ford Campany, Signs from the Unseen Realm: Buddhist Miracle Tales from Early Modern China”, Asian Studies Review, 39(2), 338-339.
Paul R. Katz, 2013, “Review of Randall L. Nadeau, ed., The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Chinese Religions”, The China Quarterly, 213, 218-219.
Paul R. Katz, 2012, “Review of David A. Palmer, Glenn Shive, and Philip L. Wickeri, eds., Chinese Religious Life”, The Journal of Asian Studies, 71(3), 784-787.
Paul Katz, 2011, “Review of Avron Boretz, Gods, Ghosts, and Gangsters: Ritual Violence, Martial Arts, and Masculinity on the Margins of Chinese Society”, The China Quarterly, 207.
Paul Katz, 2011, “Review of Yoshiko Ashiwa & David L. Wank, eds., Making Religion, Making the State: The Politics of Religion in Modern China”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 37, 96-99.
Paul Katz, 2010, “Review of James Robson, Power of Place: The Religious Landscape of the Southern Sacred Peak (Nanyue 南嶽) in Medieval China”, 漢學研究, 28(17), 331-337.
Paul Katz, 2009, “Review of Brigitte Baptandier, The Lady of Linshui. A Chinese Female Cult”, 近代中國婦女史研究, 17, 257-267.
Paul Katz, 2009, “Review of Cheng-tian Kuo, Religion and Democracy in Taiwan and Richard Madsen, Democracy's Dharma: Religious Renaissance and Political Development in Taiwan”, The China Quarterly, 199, 809-812.
Paul Katz, 2009, “Review of Timothy Brook, Jérôme Bourgon, Gregory Blue, Death by a Thousand Cuts”, China Perspectives, 4, 128-130.
Paul Katz, 2009, “Review of Vincent Goossaert, The Taoists of Peking, 1800-1949. A Social History of Urban Clerics”, American Historical Review, 114(1), 155-156.
Paul Katz, 2009, “Review of Tonio Andrade, How Taiwan Became Chinese: Dutch, Spanish, and Han Colonization in the Seventeenth Century”, The International Journal of Asian Studies, 6(1), 126-129.
Paul Katz, 2008, “Review of Meir Shahar, The Shaolin Monastery: History, Religion, and the Chinese Martial Arts”, H-Buddhism, URL: http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=17288.
Paul Katz, 2008, “Review of Barend J. ter Haar, Telling Stories: Witchcraft and Scapegoating in Chinese History ”, 中央研究院近代史研究所集刊, 61, 185-192.
Paul Katz, 2007, “Review of Richard Belsky, Localities at the Center: Native-Place, Space, and Power in Late Imperial Beijing”, 中央研究院近代史研究所集刊, 55, 201-207.
Paul Katz, 2006, “Review of Vincent Goossaert, L'Interdit du boeuf en Chine. Agriculture, éthique et sacrifice”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 34, 96-101.
Paul Katz, 2004, “Review of Guo Qitao, Exorcism and Money: The Symbolic World of the Five-Fury Spirits in Late Imperial China”, China Review International, 11(1), 105-112.
Paul Katz, 2004, “Review of Robert Hymes, Way and Byway: Taoism, Local Religion, and Models of Divinity in Sung and Modern China”, Journal of Sung-Yuan Studies, 34, 159-170.
Paul Katz, 2004, “Review of Richard von Glahn, The Sinister Way, The Divine and the Demonic in Chinese Religious Culture”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 32, 262-271.
Paul Katz, 2003, “Review of Barend ter Haar, Ritual and Mythology of the Chinese Triads: Creating an Identity”, 中央研究院近代史研究所集刊, 40, 271-284.
Paul Katz, 2003, “Review of Allessandro Dell'Orto, Place and Spirit in Taiwan: Tudi Gong in the Stories, Strategies, and Memories of Everyday Life”, The China Quarterly, 175, 839-841.
Paul Katz, 2003, “Review of Marc L. Moskowitz, The Haunting Fetus: Abortion, Sexuality, and the Spirit World in Taiwan”, Journal of the American Oriental Society, 123(1), 231-234.
Paul Katz, 2002, “Review of Stephen Little and Shawn Eichman, eds., Taoism and the Arts of China”, Journal of the American Oriental Society, 122(1), 141-143.
Paul Katz, 2002, “Review of Poul Andersen, The Demon Chained under Turtle Mountain: The History and Mythology of the Chinese River Spirit Wuzhiqi”, Journal of the American Oriental Society, 122(3), 628-629.
Paul Katz, 2002, “Review of Edward L. Davis, Society and the Supernatural in Song China”, Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, 62(2), 449-462.
Paul Katz, 2002, “Review article on recent books by Wang Chien-ch'uan 王見川 and Li Shih-wei 李世偉”, Studies in Central & East Asian Religions, 12 & 13, 209-219.
Paul Katz, 2001, “Review of Donald S. Lopez, Jr., ed., Religions of China in Practice”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 28, 226-228.
Paul Katz, 2001, “Review of Stephan Feuchtwang, Popular Religion in China. The Imperial Metaphor”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 29, 354-355.
Paul Katz, 2000, “Review of Meir Shahar, Crazy Ji: Chinese Religion and Popular Literature”, 漢學研究, 18(2), 441-447.
Paul Katz, 1999, “Review of Terry F. Kleeman, Great Perfection: Religion and Ethnicity in a Chinese Millenial Kingdom”, China Review International, 6(1), 161-165.
Paul Katz, 1999, “Review of Kenneth Dean, Lord of the Three in One: The Spread of a Cult in Southeast China”, Journal of Chinese Religions, 27, 93-104.
Paul Katz, 1997, “Review of Luke K. S. Kwong, T'an Ssu-t'ung, 1865-1898: Life and Thought of a Reformer”, China Review International, 4(2), 471-474.
Paul Katz, 1996, “Review of David Johnson, ed., Ritual and Scripture in Chinese Popular Religion”, China Review International, 3(2), 247-250.
Paul Katz, 1996, “Review of Robert P. Weller, Resistance, Chaos and Control in China”, The China Journal, 35, 180-181.
Paul Katz, 1994, “Review of Kenneth Dean, Taoist Ritual and Popular Cults of Southeast China”, 新史學, 5(3), 165-176.
Paul Katz, 1994, “Review of Barend ter Haar, The White Lotus Teachings in Chinese Religious History”, Newsletter for Modern Chinese History, 18, 185-203.
Paul Katz, 1992, “Review of Valerie Hansen, Changing Gods in Medieval China, 1127-1276”, 新史學, 3(4), 169-177.
Paul Katz，1990，〈評蔡相輝著《台灣的王爺與媽祖》〉，《新史學》，創刊號，頁155-162。
Paul Katz, 1990, “Review of John Lagerwey, Taoist Ritual in Chinese Society and History”, Journal of Ritual Studies, 4(2), 403-409.