SDI's publications comprise the Sarawak Development
Journal and seminar proceedings. The Sarawak Development Journal is
published bi-annually focusing mainly on development issues in Sarawak.
The Journal is available at SDI's office and local leading bookstores.
SDI also publishes proceedings of the numerous conferences and seminars
organised.
Note : For more information on our publications,
please call us or email us at
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| SARAWAK DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL VOL. 8, JUNE 2007 |
| Published Date:
November 2007 |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
An Introduction to Climate Change, Kyoto Protocol and Clean Development Mechanism By Chow Kok Kee
Opportunities and Challenges of the Forestry Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) for the Timber Industry in Malaysia By H. Norini, M.A. Abdul Razak, E. Phillips and M. Samsudin
International Best Practices of Water Demand Management By Mah, D.Y.S., Putuhena, F .J. and Said, S.
Economic Development and Public Expenditure in Sarawak : An Econometric Testing of Wagner’s Law By Fumitaka Furuoka
Work-Life Balance: An Introduction By Zaiton Hassan and Maureen Dollard
Empowering Customer-Contact Service Employees for Quality Service: Understanding a Psychological Measure and Its Antecedents By Kuan Siaw Vui and Voon Boo Ho
Tourists’ Perception of Miri City as a New Tourist Destination in Malaysia By Lew Tek Yew
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| SARAWAK DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL VOL.7 NO. 2, JUNE 2006 |
| Editor(s):Admin |
| Published Date:
December 2006 |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Economic Development and International Trade: A Case Study of Sarawak
By Fumitaka Furuoka
2. Towards a Market-Oriented Manufacturing Firm: A Strategic Approach using Soft System Methodology
By Voon Boo Ho
3. Globalisation in Rural East Malaysia: Responses and Challenges
By Jayum A. Jawan and Arnold Puyok
4. Post EIA Monitoring and Auditing - The Roles of Consultant, Project Proponent and the Environmental Agency
By Murtedza Mohamed
5. Managing Rivers as Transportation Mode in South East Asian Region: Prospect for Technology Transfer and Capacity Building
By Ab Saman Abd Kader
6. Educating and Involving Riverine Communities in Environmental Sustainability
By Muhamad Yakuub Kari
7. Sustainable Housing and Sustainable Urban Communities
By Bruce S Ramsay
8. Toilet Design and Technology
By Hasan Hamzah and Hooi Yoke Meng
9. Adoption of Deep Learning Approaches by Students Pursuing Higher Education In Sarawak: A Case Study of Curtin University Sarawak Campus
By Lew Tek Yew
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| THE SARAWAK APPROACH TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION |
| Editor(s):Datu Aloysius J. Dris, Sim Ah Hua & Melvin Goh |
| Published Date:
August 2006 |
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As our community and environment have been at the heart of our growth, we have always placed an emphasis on sustainability and environmental impact on all our activities. Our years of care and practice have given us the experience in managing and maintaining our renewable resources. Working together with our community, we will continue to focus our efforts towards building a better tommorow for our future generations.
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| SARAWAK DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL : VOL 7 NO.1 DEC 2005 |
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| Published Date:
December 2005 |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. The Implementation of Environmental Auditing for Efficient Waste Management Systems in Malaysia
By Zaini Sakawi
2. Economic Development and Population Growth: A Case Study of Sarawak
By Fumitaka Furwka
3. Malaysian Consumers' Evaluation of Fictitious Brand Extensions
By Ernest Cyril . .
4. Iban City Dwellers and Rural Property
By Ryoji Soda
5. Exploring the Extent of Transformational Leadership in the Context of Miri Entrepreneurs
By Lew Tek Yew
6. Project Risk Management
By Clive Winter
7. Life Cycle of Assets & Strategic Asset Management
By K C Leong
8. Water as an Asset in the Industry: Cleaner Technology as Cost Saving Strategies
By Lu Sim Hoay
9. Mindset and Culture
By Shukri Ibrahim
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| SARAWAK DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL : VOL 6 NO.2 DEC 2003 |
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December 2003 |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Globalization and Liberalization of Trade on Malaysian Economy: The SWOT Analysis Perspective
By Fathan Soetrisno
Economic Development and Population Growth: A Case Study of Sarawak
By Fumitaka Furuoka
Traditional Use, Potential for Exploitation and Conservation of Medicinal Plants in Malaysia
By Abdul A. Latiff
Application of Biotechnology to Propagate Value Added Herbs
By Koshy Philip
Global vs. Local: The Impact of Globalization on Traditional Cultures
By Leonardo D’Amico
Creative Dialogue between the Global and the Local: Formulating New Identities through ‘World Music’ in Malaysia
By Tan Sooi Beng
Winds of the Jungle: A Socio-Historical Perspective of the Orang Ulu Jew’s Harp, Nose-Flute and Keluri
By Jayl Langub & Henry C. Belawing
Kenyah Dance-Songs from Upriver Longhouses Adapted for the Urban Audience and the Modern Classroom
By Chong Pek Lin
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