2010

• Boot, W.J. (2010)
  "Chūka ni tassuru kotoba nakunba": kinsei Nihon to kaigai bunka. Jōchi Daigaku Kokubungaku Ronshū, 43, pp. 1-15.
  (Article)

2009

• Boot, W.J. (2009)
  Emura Hokkai to Kanshi: 18-seiki nakagoro no Kyōto ni okeru Kanshigaku. In Beijing Ribenxue Yanjiu Zhongxin, (Ed.) Ershiyi shiji Dongbeiya Riben yanjiu lunwenji (pp. 1-10). Peking: Xueyuan Chubanshe.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. (2009)
  Johann Joseph Hoffmann - der erste Japanologe? Horin. Vergleichende Studien zur japanischen Kultur, 16, pp. 83-104.
  (Article)
• Boot, W.J. (2009)
  Tegen het isolationisme. Holland als voorbeeld van Japan. Geschiedenis Magazine, 44 (2), pp. 22-25.
  (Article)
• Boot, W.J. (2009)
  The Transfer of Learning: The Import of Chinese and Dutch Books in Tokugawa Japan. In Groenendijk, E., Viallé, C., Blussé, J.L. (Eds.) Canton and Nagasaki compared, 1730-1830. Dutch, Chinese, Japanese Relations. Transactions (pp. 45-56). Leiden: IGEER.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)

2008

• Boot, W.J. (2008)
  "Chōsen Seibatsu Ki" ni egakareta sensō: sengo no aru Nihonjin jugakusha no shisen kara mita Hideyoshi. In Chŏng, Tuhŭi & Yi, Kyŏngsun (Eds.) Jinshin Sensō. 16-seiki Nit-Chō-Chū no kokusai sensō (pp. 264-319). Tokyo: Akashi Shoten.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. (2008)
  Preface. In Boot, W.J. & Remmelink, W.G.J. (Eds.) The Patriarch of Dutch Learning Shizuki Tadao (1760-1806) (pp. 9-23). Tokyo: Japan-Netherlands Insititute.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. (2008)
  Shizuki Tadao's Sakoku-ron. In Boot, W.J. & Remmelink, W.G.J. (Eds.) The Patriarch of Dutch Learning Shizuki Tadao (1760-1806) (pp. 88-106). Tokyo: Japan-Netherlands Insititute.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. & Remmelink, W.G.J. (Eds.) (2008)
  The Patriarch of Dutch Learning Shizuki Tadao (1760-1806). Tokyo: Japan-Netherlands Insititute.
  (Book editorial)

2007

• Boot, W.J. (2007)
  Boekbespreking. [Bespreking van: The Poetics of Motoori Norinaga: A Hermeneutical Journey. Translated and edited by]. In: Monumenta Nipponica, 62, pp. 377-380.
  (Book review)
• Boot, W.J. (2007)
  Chosŏn Chŏngbŏlgi sok-ŭi imjin waeran. Chŏnhu han Ilbon yuhakcha-ŭi sisŏn-ŭro pon Hideyoshi. In Chŏng, Tuhwi & Yi, Kyŏngsun (Eds.) Imjin Waeran. Tong-Asia samguk chŏngjaeng. (A Transnational History of the 'Imjin Waeran" 1592-1598. The East Asian Dimension) (pp. 233-284). Seoul: Hyumanisŭt'ŭ Ch'ulp'an Kŭrup.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. (2007)
  Keigaku. Gakujutsu Gepp? / Japanese Scientific Monthly, 60 (3), pp. 4-7.
  (Article)
• Aikawa, Tadaomi & Harada, H. & Yoshida, T. & Torii, Y. & Remmelink, W.G.J. & Boot, W.J. (Eds.) (2007)
  Rangakusha no furontia: Shizuki Tadao no sekai. Nagasaki: Nagasaki Bunkensha.
  (Book editorial)
• Boot, W.J. (2007)
  Should Confucianism be studied as a Religious Tradition? In Breuker, R.E. (Ed.) Korea in the Middle. Korean Studies and Area Studies (pp. 313-332).
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)

2006

• Nakano, Mitsutoshi & Fujita, Satoru & Boot, W.J. & Suzuki, Jun (2006)
  (Zadankai) Matsudaira Sadanobu no bungakuken. Bungaku, 7 (1), pp. 2-24.
  (Article)
• Boot, W.J. (2006)
  Minagawa Kien (1734-1807): Kien Toyo to Meichu no kankei ni tsuite. In Matsumura, Yuji, Nakamura, Yasuo, Takei, Kyozo, Chen, Jie (Eds.) Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Japanese Literature, Tokyo, 17th-18th November 2005 (pp. 1-19). Tokyo: National Institute of Japanese Literature.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. (2006)
  New Additions to the Sorai Library. [Bespreking van: Ogyu Sorai's Philosophical Masterworks: The Bendo and Benmei]. In: Monumenta Nipponica, 61, pp. 559-566.
  (Book review)

2005

• Boot, W.J. (2005)
  Boekbespreking. [Bespreking van: Frontier Contact between Choseon Korea and Tokugawa Japan]. In: Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, 65, pp. 473-483.
  (Book review)
• Boot, W.J. & Tucker, J.A. (2005)
  Confucianism in the Early Tokugawa Period. In: Bary, Wm Theodor, de, Gluck, Carol, Tiedeman, Arthur E. (Eds.), Sources of Japanese Tradition, Second Edn, Vol. 2: 1600 to 2000 (Introduction to Asian Civilizations), pp. 29-82. New York: Columbia University Press.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Boot, W.J. (2005)
  Exercises in Biography. The Case of Takebe Ayatari. [Bespreking van: Takebe Ayatari: A Bunjin Bohemian in Early Modern Japan]. In: Monumenta Nipponica, 60, pp. 393-407.
  (Book review)
• Boot, W.J. (2005)
  Ieyasu and the Founding of the Tokugawa Shogunate. In: Bary, Wm Theodor, de, Gluck, Carol, Tiedeman, Arthur E. (Eds.), Sources of Japanese Tradition, Second Edn, Vol. 2: 1600 to 2000 (Introduction to Asian Civilizations), pp. 1-28. New York: Columbia University Press.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Boot, W.J. (2005)
  Yoroppa ni okeru Nihon Kanbungaku kenkyu no genjo to kadai. Sekai ni okeru Nihon Kanbungaku kenkyu no genjo to kadai (pp. 29-60). Tokyo: Nish? Gakusha Daigaku 21-seiki COE puroguramu.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)

2003

• Boot, W.J. (2003)
  "Waert gij vogels soo mocht gij daer nae toe vliegen." Hendrik Hamel in Japan, 1666-1667. In Roeper, V. & Walraven, B.C.A. (Eds.) De Wereld van Hendrik Hamel. Nederland en Korea in de zeventiende eeuw (pp. 59-78). AMsterdam: SUN.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. (2003)
  Maxims of Foreign Policy. In Blussé van Oud-Alblas, J.L. & Fernadez-Armesto, F. (Eds.) Shifting Communities and Identity Formation in Early Modern Asia (pp. 7-23). Leiden: CNWS.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. (2003)
  Ogyu Sorai, Studieregels. In Bor, J. & Leeuw, K., van der (Eds.) 25 eeuwen oosterse filosofie. Teksten, toelichtingen (pp. 562-569). Amsterdam: Boom.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. (2003)
  Review. [Bespreking van: Idealism, Protest and the Tale of Genji. The Confucianism of Kumazawa Banzan (1619-1691)]. In: Japonica Humboldtiana, 7, pp. 239-251.
  (Book review)

2002

• Boot, W.J. (2002)
  Das Uebersetzen von konfuzianischen Texten im mittelalterichen Japan. Horin. Vergleichende Studien zur japanischen Kultur, 9, pp. 91-115.
  (Article)
• Boot, W.J. (2002)
  Het voortleven van Hideyoshi. In Poorter, E.G., De (Ed.) Toyotomi Hideyoshi: geweldenaar en parvenu in het Japan van de 16e eeuw (pp. 75-101). Leiden: Plantage.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. (2002)
  Hikaku rekishi no kanousei to hitsuyousei. Ibunka Kouryuu, 3, pp. 139-150.
  (Article)
• Boot, W.J. (2002)
  Jodai Bungaku. Jodai Bungaku, 4 (88), pp. 22-37.
  (Article)
• Boot, W.J. (2002)
  Nakae Toju (1608-1648) and Kumazawa Banzan (1619-1691). Two thinkers of the Edo period. [Bespreking van: Nakae Tôju (1608-1648) et Kumazawa Banzan (1619-1691) : deux penseurs de l¿époque d'Edo]. In: Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 12, pp. 133-136.
  (Book review)
• Boot, W.J. (2002)
  Tento ou la Voie de Ciel. In Girard, F., Horiuchi, A., Mace, M. (Eds.) Repenser l'ordre, repenser l'heritage. Paysage intellectuel du Japon (XVIIe-XIXe siecle) (pp. 87-123). Geneve: Droz.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)

2001

• Boot, W.J. (2001)
  Education, Schooling and Religion in Early Modern Japan. In Boot, W.J. & Shirahata, Y. (Eds.) Two Faces of the Early Modern World: The Netherlands and Japan in the 17th and 18th Centuries (pp. 15-34). Kyoto: International Research center for Japanese Studies.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. (2001)
  Het einde van de wet: de voorspellingen van kroonprins Shotoku. Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis, 114 (1), pp. 56-73.
  (Article)
• Boot, W.J. (2001)
  Keizers en Shogun. Een geschiedenis van Japan tot 1868. (Licht op Japan). Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press/Salome.
  (Book (monograph))
• Boot, W.J. (2001)
  Oranda ni okeru Nihongaku no genzai to shorai. In Kurihara, F., Kutsuzawa, N., Sato, T. (Eds.) Edojidai no Nihon to Oranda. Nichi-ran koryu 400-nen kinen shinpojiumu hokoku (pp. 1-13). Tokyo: Yogakushi Gakkai.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. & Shirahata, Y. (Eds.) (2001)
  Two Faces of the Early Modern World: The Netherlands and Japan in the 17th and 18th Centuries. Kyoto: International Research center for Japanese Studies.
  (Book editorial)

2000

• Boot, W.J. (2000)
  Japan, China and the West. In: Blusse, J.L., Remmelink, W.G.J., Smits, I.B. (Eds.), Bridging the Divide. 400 years The Netherlands-Japan, pp. 75-87. Hilversum: Teleac NOT.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Boot, W.J. (2000)
  Japan, China en het Westen. In: Blusse, J.L., Smits, I.B., Remmelink, W.G.J. (Eds.), Bewogen Betrekkingen. 400 jaar Nederland-Japan, pp. 75-88. Hilversum: Teleac NOT.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Boot, W.J. (2000)
  Maxims of Foreign Policy. Itinerario, European Journal of Overseas History, 24, pp. 62-79.
  (Article)
• Boot, W.J. (2000)
  Menschenbild und Lebensstil im Konfuzianismus. Horin. Vergleichende Studien zur japanischen Kultur, 7, pp. 121-140.
  (Article)
• Boot, W.J. (2000)
  Nihon, chuugoku, Seiyou. In: Blusse, J.L., Remmelink, W.G.J., Smits, I.B. (Eds.), Nichi-ran kouryuu 400 nen no rekishi to tenbou, pp. 99-116. Tokyo: Nichi-Ran Gakkai.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Boot, W.J. (2000)
  The Death of a Shogun: Deification in Early Modern Japan. In Teeuwen, J., Breen, J., Teeuwen, M. (Eds.) Shinto in History. Ways of the Kami (pp. 144-166). London: Curzon.
  (Article in monograph or in proceedings)
• Boot, W.J. (2000)
  recensie. [Bespreking van: The I Ching in Tokugawa Thought and Culture]. In: Monumenta Nipponica, 55, pp. 606-609.
  (Book review)

1999

• Boot, W.J. (1999)
  Approaches to Ogyû Sorai: Translation and transculturalization. [Bespreking van: Translation and transculturalization]. In: Monumenta Nipponica, 54, pp. 247-258.
  (Book review)
• Boot, W.J. (1999)
  Hayashi Razan to Kaidan Zensho. SNKBZ, 64, pp. 3-6.
  (Article)
• Boot, W.J. (1999)
  Japanese Poetics and the Kokka Hachiron. Asiatica Venetiana, 4, pp. 23-43.
  (Article)
• Boot, W.J. (1999)
  recensie. [Bespreking van: Korea's challenge to Orthodox Neo-Confucianism]. In: T'oung Pao, 85, pp. 523-527.
  (Book review)

1997

• Boot, W.J. (1997)
  Boekbespreking. [Bespreking van: Urban Life and the State in the Early Modern Era]. In: Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, 40, pp. 90-105.
  (Book review)
• Boot, W.J. (1997)
  transl., The Confucian Ideal of Rule by Virtue and the Creation of National Politics. In: Rubinger, E. & Rubinger, R. (Eds.), Motoyama Yukihiko, Proliferating Talents: Essays on Politics, Thought, and Education in the Meija Era, pp. 195-237. Honolulu: Hawaii Univers. Press.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Boot, W.J. (1997)
  vert., Gedichten uit de Manyôshû. In: Idema, W.L. (Ed.), Vijfhonderd opzichters van vijfhonderd bibliotheken doven de lichten. Gedichten uit China, Taiwan, Korea en Japan, pp. 114-127. Leiden: Plantage.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Boot, W.J. (1997)
  vert., Marxistische idyllen van Ishikawa Takuboku. In: Idema, W.L. (Ed.), Vijfhonderd opzichters van vijfhonderd bibliotheken doven de lichten. Gedichten uit China, Taiwan, Korea en Japan, pp. 184-197. Leiden: Plantage.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)

1996

• Boot, W.J. (1996)
  Kotodama and the Ways of Reading the Manyôshû. In: Frellesvig, B. & Hermansen, Ch.M. (Eds.), Florilegium japonicum. Studies presented to Olof G. Lidin on the occasion of his 70th birthday, pp. 41-52. Kopenhagen: NN.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Boot, W.J. (1996)
  recensie. [Bespreking van: Master Sorai's Responsals]. In: Journal of Japanese Studies, 22, pp. 430-435.
  (Book review)

1995

• Boot, W.J. (1995)
  recensie. [Bespreking van: Ando Shoeki, Social and Ecological Philosopher of 18th Century Japan]. In: Journal of Japanese Studies, 21, pp. 219-222.
  (Book review)
• Boot, W.J. (1995)
  recensie. [Bespreking van: Confucian Values and Popular Zen]. In: Journal of Japanese Studies, 21, pp. 214-219.
  (Book review)