Books

• Brophy, D. (2021). China Panic: Australia's Alternative to Paranoia and Pandering. Melbourne: La Trobe University Press in conjunction with Black Inc. [More Information]
• Brophy, D., Onuma, T. (2016). The Origins of Qing Xinjiang: A Set of Historical Sources on Turfan. Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press.
• Brophy, D. (2016). Uyghur Nation: Reform and Revolution on the Russia-China Frontier. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. [More Information]

Book Chapters

• Brophy, D. (2023). The Qing Extermination of the Zünghars: An Early Modern Genocide? The Cambridge World History of Genocide, (pp. 292-311). United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press. [More Information]
• Brophy, D. (2019). A Lingua Franca in Decline? The Place of Persian in Qing China. In N Green (Eds.), The Persianate World: The Frontiers of a Eurasian Lingua Franca, (pp. 175-191). Oakland: University of California Press.
• Brophy, D., Thum, R. (2015). Appendix: The Shrine of Muhammad Sharif and its Qing-era Patrons. In Jeff Eden (Eds.), The Life of Muhammad Sharif: A Central Asian Sufi Hagiography in Chaghatay, (pp. 55-75). Vienna: Verlag der Osterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften.
• Brophy, D. (2014). High Asia and the High Qing: A Selection of Persian Letters from the Beijing Archives. In Alireza Korangy, Daniel J. Sheffield (Eds.), No Tapping around Philology: A Festschrift in Honor of Wheeler McIntosh Thackston Jr.'s 70th Birthday, (pp. 325-367). Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag.
• Brophy, D. (2013). Correcting Transgressions in the House of Islam: Yang Zengxin's Buguozhai wendu on Xinjiang's Muslims. In N. Pianciola and P. Sartori (Eds.), Islam, Society and States Across the Qazaq Steppe (18th - Early 20th Centuries), (pp. 267-296). Vienna: Austrian Academy of Sciences Press.
• Brophy, D. (2013). The Minorities: Civilised Yet? In Geremie R. Barme and Jeremy Goldkorn (Eds.), China Story Yearbook 2013: Civilising China, (pp. 304-309). Canberra: Australian Centre on China in the World (CIW) ANU.

Journals

• Brophy, D. (2024). The Aristocracy of Qing Xinjiang as Patrons of Islamic Letters. PMLA, 139(2), 321-328. [More Information]
• Brophy, D. (2020). 'He Causes a Ruckus Wherever He Goes': Said Muhammad al-Asali as a missionary of modernism in north-west China. Modern Asian Studies, 54(4), 1192-1224. [More Information]
• Brophy, D. (2018). Confusing black and white: Naqshbandi Sufi affiliations and the transition to qing rule in the Tarim Basin. Late Imperial China, 39(1), 29-65. [More Information]
• Thum, R., Jacobs, J., Cliff, T., Brophy, D., Kim, K., Kobi, M. (2018). The Rise of Xinjiang Studies: A JAS New Author Forum. The Journal of Asian Studies, 77(1), 7-18. [More Information]
• Brophy, D. (2016). New Methods on the New Frontier: Islamic Reformism in Xinjiang, 1898-1917. Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, 59(1-2), 303-332. [More Information]
• Brophy, D. (2014). A Tatar Turkist in Chinese Turkistan: Nushirvan Yavshef's travels in Xinjiang, 1914-1917. Studies in Travel Writing, 18(4), 345-356. [More Information]
• Brophy, D. (2013). John Campbell, the Anti-Kim. Overland, 213, 3-9. [More Information]
• Brophy, D. (2013). The Junghar Mongol Legacy and the Language of Loyalty in Qing Xinjiang. Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, 73(2), 231-258. [More Information]
• Brophy, D. (2012). Five Races, One Parliament? Xinhai in Xinjiang and the Problem of Minority Representation in the Chinese Republic. Inner Asia, 14(2), 343-363. [More Information]
• Brophy, D. (2011). Mongol-Turkic language contact in eighteenth-century Xinjiang: Evidence from the Islamnama. Turkic Languages, 15(1), 51-67.
• Brophy, D. (2010). The Qumul Rebels' Appeal to Outer Mongolia. Turcica: revue d'etudes turques: peuples, langues, cultures, etats, 42, 329-341. [More Information]
• Brophy, D. (2008). The Kings of Xinjiang: Muslim Elites and the Qing Empire. Etudes Orientales, (25).
• Brophy, D. (2008). The Oirat in Eastern Turkistan and the Rise of Afaq Khwaja. Archivum Eurasiae Medii Aevi, 16, 5-28.
• Brophy, D. (2005). Taranchis, Kashgaris, and the 'Uyghur Question' in Soviet Central Asia. Inner Asia, 7(2), 163-184.

Conferences

• Brophy, D. (2012). Russian Muslim Writing on Xinjiang in the Pre-revolutionary Period. 2012 Summer International Symposium: From Empire to Regional Power, between State and Non-state, Sapporo, Japan: Hokkaido University of Education.
• Brophy, D. (2012). Russian Orientalism and the Turks of China. The Past and Present of Inner Asian Studies 2012, Canberra: Australian National University (ANU).
• Brophy, D. (2012). Trade and Diplomacy on the Xinjiang Coast. Australian Centre on China in the World Seminar Series, Canberra: Australian National University (ANU).
• Brophy, D. (2011). Governing the Uyghur huaqiao: Kashgari Aqsaqals in Russian Turkistan. 2011 Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting Joint conference, Honolulu: Association for Asian Studies.
• Brophy, D. (2011). The Language of Loyalty in Qing Xinjiang. Workshop on Beyond the Xinjiang Problem, Canberra: Australian National University (ANU).
• Brophy, D. (2006). Political Rhetoric in Eighteenth Century Xinjiang: A Fresh Look at the Tazkira-i Azizan. Central Eurasian Studies Society Seventh Annual Conference, Michigan: Central Eurasian Studies Society Seventh Annual Conference.

Textual Creative Works

• Brophy, D., Kashghari, M. (2021). In Remembrance of the Saints: The Rise and Fall of an Inner Asian Sufi Dynasty. (pp. 1 - 304). United States of America: Columbia University Press.

Magazine / Newspaper Articles

• Brophy, D. (2015). Little Apples in Xinjiang. The China Story. [More Information]

Reference Works

• Brophy, D. (2018). The Uyghurs: Making a Nation. In David Ludden (Eds.), Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Asian History. UK: Oxford University Press.