Publications
Publication on Environmental Sustainability
Role of Sports Integrity in Achieving Sustainable Development
SOURCE: International Researcher and Student Conference (IRSC) 2023
AUTHOR: Vivien Wai Yan Ng* and Mary Lee
RESEARCH CENTRE: CBRP
SDG: 11
CITATION: Vivien Wai Yan Ng* and Mary Lee, " Role of Sports Integrity in achieving sustainable development", https://www.tarc.edu.my/files/fafb/A13C1C12-1587-4C82-BDB2-71F7BC3BD7E5.pdf
ABSTRACT:
This study argues that sports integrity is necessary for sports to play their role in sustainable development. However, several high-profile integrity-related scandals have revealed that there is currently a lack of sports integrity in the sports industry. The lack of sports integrity has had numerous consequences, including undermining public confidences, endangering the credibility of sports and the manifestation of organized crime, all of which have an impact on the effectiveness of sports’ contribution to sustainable development. This article highlights some key challenges in developing sports integrity in the sports industry. These challenges include establishing a good governance structure, pressure on athletes to perform, financial incentives and athletes’ perceptions. This article concluded that the lack of sports integrity has had a negative influence on the sports industry, and it examines the role of sports in promoting sustainable development of the sports industry. The article further provides recommendations to overcome the challenges within the sports industry.
Impulse Purchasing Behaviour Toward Mobile Wallet in Malaysia: A stimulus-organism-response Approach
SOURCE: International Researcher and Student Conference (IRSC) 2023
AUTHOR: Jia En Choo, Chia Yen Yang and Kok Wai Chew
RESEARCH CENTRE: CEIS
SDG: 12
CITATION: Jia En Choo, Chia Yen Yang and Kok Wai Chew, "Impulse Purchasing Behaviour Toward Mobile Wallet in Malaysia: A stimulus-organism-response Approach", https://www.tarc.edu.my/files/fafb/A13C1C12-1587-4C82-BDB2-71F7BC3BD7E5.pdf
ABSTRACT:
This research aims to investigate determinants of consumers' satisfaction and perceived enjoyment of using mobile wallet, subsequently affecting impulsive buying behavior. Using Stimulus-Organism-Response (S-O-R) Model, the determinants of this study include effort expectancy, privacy and security risk, app incentives, visual attractiveness, social influence. A total of 364 questionnaires were distributed to mobile wallet users? The results show that effort expectancy, app incentives and visual attractiveness are positively related to perceived satisfaction and perceived enjoyment with E-wallet. Furthermore, it reveals that perceived enjoyment affects impulse purchase. This research provides recommendations to service providers in improving the functions and features of E-wallet.
Go Beyond Conventional Ecotourism: A Conceptual Paper on Tourist Eco-Responsible Behaviour
SOURCE: International Researcher and Student Conference (IRSC) 2023
AUTHOR: Wong Shuh Fen, Phuah, Kit Teng* , Ow Mun Waei and Khoong Tai Wai
RESEARCH CENTRE: CDB
SDG: 12
CITATION: Wong Shuh Fen, Phuah, Kit Teng* , Ow Mun Waei and Khoong Tai Wai ,"Go Beyond Conventional Ecotourism: A Conceptual Paper on Tourist Eco-Responsible Behaviour", https://www.tarc.edu.my/files/fafb/A13C1C12-1587-4C82-BDB2-71F7BC3BD7E5.pdf
ABSTRACT:
The tourism market in Malaysia exhibits significant diversity and heterogeneity, posing a significant challenge to the sustainable development and management of tourist destinations in the country. Sustainable development in tourism is typically assessed based on four key indicators: social, digital, economic, and environmental dimensions. However, upon closer examination, it becomes apparent that numerous other factors have an impact on the sustainable development of tourist destinations. In order to comprehend the emerging sustainable paradigm, such as digital and eco-tourism, it is crucial to consider how the market perceives and adapts to crises. Therefore, the aim of the study is to examine the antecedents of environmental responsible behaviour among tourists by proposing an extended model of environmental responsible behaviour. By comprehending tourists' preferences for ecotourism and digital experiences, businesses can identify market gaps and create new products and services that meet these interests. This boosts competitiveness, attracts diverse tourists, and expands the tourism market. The growth of ecotourism and digital tourism brings economic benefits through job creation and revenue generation for local communities. This information aids decision-making and policy formulation for sustainable economic development in tourisme news. Keywords: adaptation, collectivism, social support, social endorsement, perceived credibility, issue involvement.
Probing Determinants of University Academicians' Knowledge Sharing Intention
SOURCE: International Journal of Application on Economics and Business (IJAEB)
AUTHOR: Tay Lee Chin, Tan Fee Yean and Hon-Wei Leow
RESEARCH CENTRE: CEIS
SDG: 12
CITATION: Tay Lee Chin, Tan Fee Yean and Hon-Wei Leow, "Probing Determinants of University Academicians' Knowledge Sharing Intention", in IJAEB Untar, Vol. 1 No. 2 (2023): May 2023, doi: https://doi.org/10.24912/ijaeb.v1i2.532-542
ABSTRACT:
The determinants of information sharing intention are identified in this paper (i.e., managerial support, interpersonal trust, and reciprocity). Data were collected from questionnaires from academicians in the Malaysian private universities. Multiple regression analysis was performed to test the analysis. Management support, interpersonal trust and reciprocity positively influence knowledge sharing intention. The results revealed management support, interpersonal trust and reciprocity play significant roles in determining academicians’ knowledge sharing intentions. Based on the insights of social exchange theory, this study discovered that strong effects of managerial support, interpersonal trust, and reciprocity on information sharing intention. Hence, social exchange theory is extended to the knowledge sharing intention among academicians’ universities. For the university to encourage knowledge sharing intention, they may improve their current management style and maintain a work environment that encourages employees to trust each other.
Effect of Marketing Mix Strategies on the Buying Behaviour of Organic Products: Comparison Between Consumers in Malaysia and China
SOURCE: IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science
AUTHOR: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Phuah Kit Teng, Bernard Lim Jit Heng, Kumarashvari Subramaniam, Jiang Yuling and Abdelrahman Mohamed Abdelrahman Shoep
RESEARCH CENTRE: CDB
SDG: 12
CITATION: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah "Effect of Marketing Mix Strategies on the Buying Behaviour of Organic Products: Comparison Between Consumers in Malaysia and China", et al 2023 IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci. 1165 012007 DOI:10.1088/1755-1315/1165/1/012007
ABSTRACT:
In recent years, organic food intake has been seen as a crucial component of sustainable transformation that have large impacts on the environment as well as on people's health. Many customers' consumption habits have shifted toward organic items, owing to the belief that eating organic foods is safer and free of toxins. The goal of this study is to examine the marketing mix impact of product, price, place, and promotional strategies on customer purchase of organic products among Malaysia and China consumers. A questionnaire was designed, and data was collected using purposive sampling from a total of 484 respondents, whereby 150 were Malaysians and 334 were China consumers. The structural equation modelling (SEM) technique was employed to test the hypothesized relationships using AMOS software. The result of the present study revealed that only price, product, and promotional strategies significantly influenced the respondents' buying decisions towards organic products. Furthermore, nationalities moderated the relationship between product and promotion whereby the effect of these two marketing mix strategies were more pronounced among Malaysians compared to China consumers. The findings of this study contribute to the existing body of knowledge on consumer behaviour particularly towards organic food market and offers marketers, producers and practitioners' insights to develop more effective marketing strategies to stimulate customers' demand towards organic products.
The Future of Social Enterprise Cafe in Malaysia: A Study on Millennials’ Perception and Intention
SOURCE: International Journal of Business and Society
AUTHOR: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Pui Khin Them, Zaiton Samdin,Bernard Jit Heng Lim, Phuah Kit Theng
RESEARCH CENTRE: CDB
SDG: 8
CITATION: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Pui Khin Them, Zaiton Samdin,Bernard Jit Heng Lim,Phuah Kit Theng, "The Future of Social Enterprise Café in Malaysia: A Study on Millennials’ Perception and Intention", in IJBS Unimas, Vol 23 No 3 (2022): International Journal of Business and Society, DOI: https://doi.org/10.33736/ijbs.5212.2022
ABSTRACT:
Over the past decade, there have been a growing number of social enterprises in Malaysia, especially in the food and beverage industry. However, social enterprise cafes face various challenges in liquidity and lack of public awareness that hindered their progress. In view of this, millennials are the potential target market for social enterprises due to their rapid growth in population and increasing purchasing power. Millennials have high awareness of social issues and support for socially responsible organisations. Based on a survey collected from 424 millennials in Malaysia, data were analysed using the structural equation modelling. Results indicate that millennials are influenced by perceived price and attitude, followed by social norms, while social enterprise knowledge had a significant but weak influence on their intention. In moving forward, the findings suggest that social enterprise cafes could emphasize more on creating value through their pricing strategy and encourage knowledge sharing and attitude towards social enterprises to strengthen purchase intention towards social enterprise cafes. This study not only sheds light on millennials but also assist social enterprises to sustain their business and have a long-term impact on society and environmental causes.
Determinants of Corporate Sustainability in the Malaysian Construction Industry
SOURCE: Journal of Management and Sustainability
AUTHOR: Kwek Choon Ling, Mary Lee Siew Cheng, Tan Xing Yi
RESEARCH CENTRE: CEIS
SDG: 9
CITATION: Kwek Choon Ling, Mary Lee Siew Cheng, Tan Xing Yi , "Determinants of Corporate Sustainability in the Malaysian Construction Industry", April 2023 Journal of Management and Sustainability 13(1):166,DOI:10.5539/jms.v13n1p166
ABSTRACT:
Corporate sustainability is a key concern for corporation. This research intends to evaluate: (1) the influences of training and development and the components of human governance (i.e., transformational leadership, integrity and collectivism) on the corporate sustainability; (2) the impact of the components of human governance on training and development; and (3) the role of training and development in mediating the relationship between the components of human governance and corporate sustainability. Through an online questionnaire survey, 283 responses were collected from the Malaysia construction industry by using non-probability sampling technique. Statistical inferential analyses were carried out by utilising both SPSS Version 25.0 and SmartPLS 3.0. The results represented a significant positive relationship between the components of human governance, training and development, and corporate sustainability. This research also found that only transformational leadership and integrity (but not collectivism) have positive relationship on training and development. The research findings likewise evinced that training and development partially mediates the relationship between the components of human governance (i.e., transformational leadership and integrity but not collectivism) and corporate sustainability. This research contributes an unabridged theoretical perspective on corporate sustainability by providing a deeper understanding of how training and development and the components of human governance determine corporate sustainability as well as the relationships between transformational leadership, integrity and collectivism with corporate sustainability through the mediating role of training and development. Lastly, this research also promotes a better system and policies for organisations to achieve their goals of corporate sustainability.
Digital Free Trade Zone in Facilitating Small Medium Enterprises for Globalisation: A Perspective from Malaysia
Small and Medium Enterprises
SOURCE: Business and Economic Research
AUTHOR: Mui-Yin Chin, Lee-Peng Foo , Mohammad Falahatb and Hon–Choong Chin
RESEARCH CENTRE: CBPR
SDG: 7
CITATION: Mui-Yin Chin, Lee-Peng Foo , Mohammad Falahatb and Hon–Choong Chin, 2023 , "Digital Free Trade Zone in Facilitating Small Medium Enterprises for Globalisation: A Perspective from Malaysia Small and Medium Enterprisesh ", Business and Economic Research, Macrothink Institute, vol. 13(2), pages 40-52, December,DOI: 10.5296/ber.v13i2.20835
ABSTRACT:
The establishment of Digital Free Trade Zone (DFTZ) in Malaysia is closely related to the Chinese e-commerce giant. It was an initiative to spearhead Malaysia’s national e-Commerce strategic roadmap and empowering Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to do crossborder commerce seamlessly. As such, this study aims to understand the perception of Malaysia SMEs towards DFTZ initiative and identify the hidden trepidation of Malaysia’s SMEs towards the e-commerce platforms via focus group interview as per Grounded Theory procedures. The findings reveal that about 40% of the interviewees are pessimistic about DFTZ and did not comprehend the potential benefit beyond it. Meanwhile, apart from incompatible cost structure and digital infrastructure development, lack of knowledge of technical support and digital talent in innovative marketing strategies are among the main reasons the interviewees hesitate to move towards e-commerce platforms. Therefore, the authorities are urge to take several measures such as providing significant incentives for SMEs to upskilling their workforce, nurturing technology talent and ensuring the development of digital infrastructure to eliminate the trepidation that Malaysia SMEs currently faced. Be realistic and pragmatic when reviewing the capabilities of local SMEs against the factory of the world is utmost important in helping them to go global and remain competitive.
Effects of Renewable Energy Consumption on Human Development: Empirical Evidence From Asian Countries
SOURCE: SAGE Open
AUTHOR: Muhammad Azam,Farah Khan, IIlhan Ozturk, Sameena Noor, Lim Chia Yien, Muhammad Maladoh Bah
RESEARCH CENTRE: CBPR
SDG: 7
CITATION: Muhammad Azam,Farah Khan, IIlhan Ozturk, Sameena Noor, Lim Chia Yien, Muhammad Maladoh Bah, 2023, "Effects of Renewable Energy Consumption on Human Development: Empirical Evidence From Asian Countries", https://doi.org/10.1177/00219096231173387
ABSTRACT:
The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of renewable energy consumption along with some other regressors namely income by gross domestic product (GDP) per capita, foreign remittances, inflation rate, growth in population on human development in eight Asian countries (Pakistan, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, India, China, Indonesia, Bangladesh, and Japan) from 1995 to 2018. Based on the nature of panel balanced data, we employed the fully modified ordinary least squares and fixed-effects estimators for the empirical investigation. The empirical estimates exhibit that renewable energy usage, foreign remittances and real per capita income have substantial positive impacts on human development. In contrast, inflation rate and growth in population have negative link with human development in the sample countries. Empirical estimates reveal that renewable energy usage positively contribute enhancing human development. These findings expose that the availability and accessibility of renewable energy will not only improve human development rather will also help in accomplishing sustainable development goals. Empirical findings suggest that the management authorities need to allocate more budget in investment in renewable energy schemes and also create environment which facilitate by providing incentives to the private sector also for renewable energy production in the Asian countries.
Love, Trust and Follow Them? The Role of Social Media Influencers on Luxury Cosmetics Brands' Purchase Intention Among Malaysian Urban Women
SOURCE: Malaysian Journal of Consumer and Family Economics
AUTHOR: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Sharifah Faridah Syed Ali, Phuah Kit Teng
RESEARCH CENTRE: CDB
SDG: 17
CITATION: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Sharifah Faridah Syed Ali, Phuah Kit Teng, "Love, Trust and Follow Them? The Role of Social Media Influencers on Luxury Cosmetics Brands' Purchase Intention Among Malaysian Urban Women", Malaysian Journal of Consumer and Family Economics (MAJCAFE) Vol 30 (2023) https://www.majcafe.com : eISSN : 2948-4189, DOI : https://doi.org/10.60016/majcafe.v30.11
ABSTRACT:
Luxury cosmetics brands are growing in Malaysia, especially among urban women. In this age, influencer marketing plays a significant role as many luxury cosmetic brands are partnering with social media influencers or key opinion leaders (KOLs) to increase their brand credibility and consumers' desire. Despite this, the effectiveness of influencer marketing for luxury brands has resulted in mixed findings. As such, this study applies social influence theory to investigate the role of social media influencers (SMI), specifically on the relationships between trustworthiness and attractiveness towards the consumers’ attitude and purchase intention of luxury cosmetic brands. Using a quantitative survey of 240 Malaysian urban women collected from two major shopping malls, the data were analyzed using the structural equation modeling technique. Interestingly, the result of this study confirms that the attractiveness of the SMI was more critical than trustworthiness. Meanwhile, the attitude significantly mediated between attractiveness and their intention to purchase luxury cosmetic brands. This study also presents the implications and recommendations for future research. This study offers a novel perspective and gives insights to marketers of luxury cosmetic brands, especially on the suitability of selecting SMI to attract its target market.
2023
Authors: Kwek, Choon Ling, Mary Lee, Siew Cheng, Tan Xing Yi
Authors: Ahmad Hakimi Jajuddin, Kanesh Gopal, Rasidah Mohd-Rashid, Waqas Mehmood, Elkhan Richard Sadik-Zada
Authors: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Phuah Kit Teng, Bernard Jit Heng Lim, Kumarashvari Subramaniam , Jiang Yuling, Abdelrahman Mohamed Abdelrahman Shoep
Authors: Muhammad Azam, Farah Khan, Muhammad Maladoh Bah, IIhan Ozturk, Sameena Noor, Lim Chia Yien
Authors: Lee Peng- Foo, Mui Yin- Chin, Swee Chin- Ng, Xinjun- Lei, Xiaodi-Zhang, Jia- Wang
Authors: Khoong Tai Wai, Phuah Kit Teng, Ow Mun Waei, Lin Kok Leong
Author: Bryan Phern Chern Teoh
Authors: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Shu Shan Teoh, Bernard Jit Heng Lim, Phuah Kit Teng
Authors: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Sharifah Faridah Syed Ali, Kit Teng Phuah
Author: Khoong Tai Wai
Author: Khoong Tai Wai
Authors: Kwek, Choon Ling, Mary Lee, Siew Cheng, Alina Yap, May Lin, Cham, Kai Sin and Zhang, Li
Authors: Kwek, Choon Ling, Mary Lee, Siew Cheng, Alina Yap, May Lin, Cham, Kai Sin and Zhang, Li
Authors: Meerat Tayyab Mukhtar Qureshi, Kanesh Gopal
Authors: Yuling Jiang, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Bernard Jit Heng Lim, Ruiyun Wang, Kit Teng Phuah
Authors: Yee-Qin Kon, Mui-Yin Chin, Sheue -Li Ong
Authors: Bak Aun Teoh, Phern Chren Teoh, Houng Chien Tan, Amlus Ibrahim
2022
Authors: Bryan Phern Chern Teoh, Bak Aun Teoh
Author: Amy Yeo Chu May
Authors: Tan Fee Yean, Johanim Johari, Tay Lee Chin, Khulida Kirana Yahya
Authors: Phuah Kit Teng, Hon Fai Wong, Chai Gim Lai, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Bernard Jit Heng Lim
Authors: Enk Purn Tan, Shyue Chuan Chong, Wency Kher Thinng Bui, Chia Yien Lim
Authors: Chok Nyen Vui, Lai Mun Keong, Seena Biju, Nur Shazana Abdul Rani and Ridxuan Masri
Authors: Muhammad Azam Khan, Naiz Ali, Lim Chia Yien , Himayatullah Khan
Authors: Jia Jia Hing, Yee Peng Chow
Authors: Kay Hooi Keoy, Yung Jing Koh, Su Mon Chit, Choon Ling Kwek, Japos Genaro, Luqman Lee, and Chee Ling Thong
Author: Bryan Phern Chern Teoh
Authors: Tay Lee Chin, Tan Fee Yean, Hon-Wei Leow
Authors: Tay Lee Chin, Hon-Wei Leow
Authors: Choon Ling Kwek, Ke Shin Yeow, Li Zhang , Kay Hooi Keoy and Genaro Japos
Authors: Vui, C.N.,M., Bin Masri, R, Keong, L.M., Rani, N.S.A.
Authors: Yong Jun Yin ,Chong Shyue Chuan, Lim Chia Yien
Authors: Kit Teng Phuah, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Bernard Jit Heng Lim
Authors: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Pui Khin Them, Zaiton Samdin, Bernard Jit Heng Lim, Phuah Kit Teng
Authors: Mui-Yin Chin, Sheue- Li Ong, Daniel Boon- Yann Ooi, Chin-Hong Puah
Authors: Mui-Yin Chin, Yee-Qin Kon, Hong-Kok Wang, Chin-Hong Puah
Authors: Chin, Mui-Yin, Meyer, Daniel Francois, Ong, Sheue -Li, Kon, Yee-Qin
Authors: Kanesh Gopal, Song Bee Lian, Harjinder Kaur
Authors: Harianantha Rao Nagaraj, Kanesh Gopal
Authors: Amy Yeo Chu May, Cheang Esther, Felizia Arni Rudiawarni
Authors: k. Krishnammorthy, Hon-Wei Leow, Mui-Yee Cheok, Lee-Chin Tay
Authors: Amy Yeo Chu May, Cheang Esther, Felizia Arni Rudiawarni
2021
Authors: Kelly Wong Kai Seng, Nik Rozana Nik Masdek, Juwaidah Sharifuddin, Phuah Kit Teng, Wong Wang Li, Lai Kok Song
Authors: Mei Foong Wong
Authors: Houng Chien Tan, Jo Ann Ho, Risidaxshinni Kumarusamy, Murali Sambasivan
Author: Tay Lee Chin, Leow Hon-Wei
Authors: Kit Teng Phuah, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Bernard Jit Heng Lim
2020
Authors: Xie Jing Yao, Wong Tsu Ping, Phuah Kit Teng, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah
Authors: Bernard Lim, Phuah Kit Teng, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah
Authors: Tay Lee Chin, Tan Fee Yean, Vimala Sanjeevkumar
Authors: Tay Lee Chin, Tan Fee Yean
Authors: Phuah Kit Teng, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Bernard Jit Heng Lim
Authors: Phuah Kit Teng, Khoong Tai Wai, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Ow Mun Waei, Kelly Wong Kai Sheng
Authors: Loh Wen Yan, Wong Mei Foong
Authors: Phuah Kit Teng, Khoong Tai Wai, Ow Mun Waei, Tey Sheik Kyin
Authors: Chooi- Seong Lai, Mei-Yui Law, Chee-Seong Low, Mun-Keong Lai
Authors: Yee Ern Hui, Wong Mei Foong
Authors: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah,Kit Teng Phuah, Siew Imm Ng, Jo Ann Ho
Authors: ChiaSean Low, MeiFoong Wong
Authors: Lee-Peng Foo, Mui-Yin Chin, Kim-Leng Tan, Kit-Teng Phuah
Authors: Zhimin Wang, Kwek Choon Ling and HongGui Li
2019
Authors: Raj Kumar, Lee Y Chaw and Choon Ling Kwek
Authors: Phuah Kit Teng, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Bernard Lim Jit Heng
Authors: Phuah Kit Teng, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Bernard Lim
Authors: Mei Foong Wong; Chang Kah Fai; Yong Chen Yee; Lum Sook Cheng
Authors: Kit Teng Phuah, Kelly Kai Seng Wong, Jenn Ling TingJL
Authors: Amy Chu May Yeo, Wei Seng Ong and Choon Ling Kwek
Authors: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Zaiton Samdin, Kit Teng Phuah, Bernard Lim Jit Heng
Authors: Phuah Kit Teng, Bernard Lim, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah
2018
Authors: Umi Kalsom Binti Kassim, Phuah Kit Teng
Authors: Phuah Kit Teng , Umi Kalsom Kassim
Authors: Mei Foong Wong, Chow Yeng Lim
Authors: Mui-Yin Chin, Chin -Hong Puah, Cia-Ling Teo and Justina Joseph
Authors: Phuah Kit Teng , Bernard Lim Jit Heng
Authors: Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Kit Teng Phuah, Bernard Lim
Authors: Phuah Kit Teng, Ow Mun Waei, Sukjeet Kaur, Umi Kalsom Kassim
Authors: Mavis Chow Poh Ling, Terrence Perera, Kwek Choon Ling
Authors: Zhimin Wang, Choon Ling Kwek
Authors: Kit Teng Phuah, Jenn Ling TingJL, Kelly Kai Seng Wong
2017
Authors:Tan, Day-Yin; Chin, Mui-Yin
Authors: Golnaz Rezai, Phuah Kit Teng, Mad Nasir Shamsudin,Zainalabidin Mohamed, John L.Stanton
Authors: Dr. Dominic Wong, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah
Authors: Amy C.M.Yeo, C Yun Chong, Steve Carter
Authors: Amy Chu-May Yeo, Steve Carter
Authors: Choon Ling Kwek, Poh Ling Chow, Zhimin Wang, Kok Hung Kho and Law Hong Leong
Authors: Stephen Carter, Amy Chu-May Yeo
Authors: Phuah, Kit Teng and Wan Jusoh, Wan Jamaliah
2016
Authors: Wang Zhimin, Kwek Choon Ling and Tan H. Piew
Authors: Mohd Nurfikri Bin Ma’aruf , Phuah Kit Teng
2015
Authors: Chidi M. Ibe, Wang Z. Min, Kwek C. Ling and D. S. K Yii
Authors: Chidi M. Ibe, Wang Z. Min, Kwek C. Ling and D. S. K Yii
Authors: Ibe Chidi Michael, Wang Z. Min, Kwek C. Ling and Daniel Yii Shiing Kai