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Wong, Sam (2016) Can Climate Finance Contribute to Gender Equity in Developing Countries? JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, 28 (3). pp. 428-444.

Wong, Sam (2013) Challenges to the elite exclusion–inclusion dichotomy — reconsidering elite capture in community-based natural resource management. South African Journal of International Affairs, 20 (3). pp. 379-391.

Wong, Sam (2012) A Critique of the World Bank’s Sustainable Water Framework. Libyan Agriculture Research Centre Journal International,, 3 (6). pp. 315-326.

Wong, Sam (2010) Elite Capture or Capture Elites? Lessons from the Counter-Elite and Co-Opt-Elite Approaches in Bangladesh and Ghana. Working Paper 82, United Nations University - World Institute for Development Economic Research (UNU-WIDER).

Wong, Sam (2011) Exploring ‘Gender-ICT-Climate Change’ Nexus in Development: from Digital Divide to Digital Empowerment. Working paper for the Centre for Development Informatics, Institute for Development Policy and Management, University of Manchester.

Wong, Sam and Gutu, Tekalign (2014) Institutional Bricolage as a New Perspective to Analyse Institutions of Communal Irrigation. Pinnacle Agricultural Research & Management.

Wong, Sam (2012) Mind the Gap Please! – Contrasting Renewable Energy Investment Strategies between the World Bank and Poor Customers in Developing Countries. In: Advanced Analytics for Green and Sustainable Economic Development: Supply Chain Models and Financial Technologies. IGI Global,New York, pp. 50-63.

Wong, Sam (2007) Partner or Pariah? Building Social Capital with Clan Associations in Hong Kong’. Chinese Sociology and Anthropology, 40 (1). pp. 54-71.

Wong, Sam (2014) A Power Game of Multi-Stakeholder Initiatives. Journal of Corporate Citizenship, 55. pp. 26-39.

Wong, Sam (2013) Researching migrant Chinese families in Hong Kong – changing perspectives and methodologies. In: International Handbook of Chinese Families. Springer,New York, pp. 607-626.

Wong, Sam (2006) Sustainable Water – Lessons from the Developing World. Engineering Sustainability, 159. pp. 55-62.

Wong, Sam (2012) Tackling Elite Capture by the 'Counter-elite' and 'Co-opt-elite' Approaches in Bangladesh and Ghana’. In: The Role of Elites in Economic Development. Oxford University Press,Oxford, pp. 329-350.

Wong, Sam (2012) Wicked Social Capital Eludes Institutional Design – How Poor Mainland Chinese Migrants Coped with the Far East Economic Crisis. In: Vibrant Societies: the Dynamics of Social Capital and Civic Engagement in Asia. Routledge,London, pp. 182-198.