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Muslim Societies in Latin Christendom, 1050–1614 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press) (in progress)
Editor, Worlds of Economy and History, Studies in Honour of Andrew M . Watson, (Valencia: Universitat de València, forthcoming)
“Who was Philip of Mahdia and Why Did He Have to Die? Confessional Identity and Political Power in the Twelfth-Century Mediterranean” in Mediterranean Chronicle (Corfu: Ionian University). (forthcoming)
“Jewish History in Muslim and Christian Spain in a Humanistic Perspective: Three Episodes” in Judaism (forthcoming)
“Privilegio y poder en el Aragón mudéjar: el auge y declive del çaualaquem Çalema” in Ana Echevarría, ed., Biografías mudéjares (Estudios onomástico-biográficos de al-Andalus) (Madrid: CSIC), pp. 133–82.
“The de Reys (1220–1501): The Evolution of a “Middle-Class” Muslim Family in Christian Aragon” Viator 40: 197–219.
“Justice Served or Justice Subverted? Two Muslim Women Sue a local Mudéjar Official in Thirteenth-Century Aragon” Anuario de Estudios Medievales 39: 177–202.
 The Victors and the Vanquished: Christians and Muslims in Catalonia and Aragon, 1050-1300. Cambridge UK: Cambridge University Press, 2004.
"Muhammad Abenadalill: A Muslim Knight in the Service of the Kings of Aragon (1290-1291)." In Harvey Hames, ed., In and Around the Medieval Crown of Aragon: Studies in Honour of Prof. Elena Lourie (Leiden: Brill, 2003), 257-302.
"Contexto social y 'conveniencia' en la Corona de Aragón. Propuesta para un modelo de interacción entre grupos etno-religiosos minoritarios y mayoritarios." Revista d'História Medieval (Valencia), 12 (2002): 220-235.
"Four Kidnappings in s. XIII Aragon: Christian Children as Victims of Christian-Muslim Domination." Scripta Mediterranea 19/20 (1998/1999), 165-80.
"To Catch a Spy: The Case of Zayn al-Din and Ibn Dukan." Medieval Encounters, 2 (1996): 99-114.
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