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Sung, Yuk-yee Peggy, and 宋玉儀. "Prospect for Johor, Malaysia: a resort for Singapore, following the development pattern of Shenzhen, PRC." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 2004. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B32000686.
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Sung, Yuk-yee Peggy. "Prospect for Johor, Malaysia a resort for Singapore, following the development pattern of Shenzhen, PRC /." Click to view the E-thesis via HKUTO, 2004. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/hkuto/record/B32000686.
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張世輝 and Seh-hwee Tew. "Bus transit planning in Johor Bahru City, Malaysia." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 1999. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B31260111.
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Tew, Seh-hwee. "Bus transit planning in Johor Bahru City, Malaysia /." Hong Kong : University of Hong Kong, 1999. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/hkuto/record.jsp?B21041490.
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Ahmad, Hamidah. "Environmental experiences of Malaysian adolescents in two neighbourhoods in Johor Bahru, Malaysia." Thesis, University of Sheffield, 2007. http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/6115/.
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This research has addressed gaps in knowledge relating to environmental experiences of Malaysian adolescents in two neighbourhoods in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. This thesis discusses how the adolescents' experiences may differ from adults' assumptions and planning. The study begins by highlighting current issues relating to adolescents and urban open space planning and design in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. Survey questionnaires were used as a research tool to reveal adolescents' time use and environmental experiences of their housing area, neighbourhood and the city. The time use not only revealed their activities but also places they liked or valued and their ideal housing neighbourhood environment. Time use data diaries and interviews were used to verify the data from the questionnaire and to seek more specific data of what they wanted from their outdoor environment. The findings of the research elucidate that there were both similarities and differences in Malaysian adolescents' use of their outdoor environment across different ethnic backgrounds, genders and ages. It is concluded that inadequacies existed in current Johor Bahru urban planning in addressing the needs of the adolescents. Furthermore, from this study, the Malaysian adolescents assigned attributes or specific criteria to the facilities and spaces they wanted within their housing area, neighbourhood and the city. The facilities and spaces they wanted were linked to their physical and social activities which they would like to do. The attributes assigned by the Malaysian adolescents are elements of play, variety, ambience, size, safety, fun and excitement, challenge, walkable, aesthetic and green, sociability, accessibility, intelligent and possessing affordances for sports activities. Based on the research findings, this study outlines recommendations for Malaysian housing and neighbourhood landscape in relation to adolescents' needs. Early consideration of adolescents' needs should be incorporated in the planning and design process. One of the recommendations should include providing opportunities for Malaysian adolescents' participation to determine their needs for facilities and spaces in housing area and the city during the planning and design stage.
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Yazawa, Taishi. "Design Flood Criteria toward Integrated Watershed Management in the Johor River Watershed, Malaysia." 京都大学 (Kyoto University), 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/2433/225577.
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Mustajab, M. S. H. "The impact of colonial rule in Johor : a case of social and political adjustment." Thesis, University of Kent, 1985. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.356549.
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Oshiro, Tetsuji. "Sub-regional economic integration : a comparison of Singapore-Johor-Riau and Hong Kong-Guangdong /." Thesis, Hong Kong : University of Hong Kong, 1998. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/hkuto/record.jsp?B19470411.
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Williams, Joseph Marcel R. "Evaluating the diverse impacts of megaprojects : the case of Forest City in Johor, Malaysia." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/105036.
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Thesis: M.C.P., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, 2016.Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.
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Large urban megaprojects costing billions of US dollars, erected with the promise of great economic benefits but controversial due to their environmental and social impacts, are becoming more common throughout the world. Most popular in the Middle East and in Asia, such projects exemplify how forces of globalization engage with urban form. Urban megaprojects are increasingly pursued by foreign developers looking to expand abroad but often face challenges operating in unfamiliar political and regulatory settings. Chinese developers, in particular, have global ambitions but may conflict with local priorities as they extend their reach overseas. Forest City is a vast luxury real estate development by Chinese developer Country Garden on 14 square kilometers of reclaimed land spread over four islands on the Malaysian side of the Straits of Johor, the strip of water which separates it from Singapore. This study uses Forest City as a case study to investigate the key themes associated with large urban mega projects and the impacts they have on a region. Among them is the notion that such projects are considered "exceptional" and therefore bypass traditional planning and development controls. Actors external to planning and development are suspected of co-opting the process for their own interests. Evidence collected during fieldwork from July-August 2015 and January 2016 suggests that Forest City fits neatly within these patterns and sheds light on the patterns of influence in urban development throughout the region. The case also suggests several lessons for Chinese developers operating abroad.
by Joseph Marcel R. Williams.
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Anang, Zuraini. "Assessing the effective demand for improved water supply service in Malaysia : focusing on Johor Water Company." Thesis, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10443/1842.
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In Malaysia, the water management system was restructured in January 2005 by the transfer of water supplies and services from the State List to the Concurrent List. The National Water Services Commission or Suruhanjaya Perkhidmatan Air Negara (SPAN) was established in July 2006 as the technical and economic regulator for the improvement of water supply quality and the efficiency of the water industry. This study focuses on SAJ Holdings (SAJH). This water supply company provides a fully integrated service, i.e. it is involved in the all the processes of drinking water supply; these range from raw water acquisition, treatment and purification, and the subsequent distribution of purified water to customers, plus billing and payment collection. This study attempts to assess the residential customers‟ preferences of different attributes of water supply. The water attributes are divided into two categories: Water Infrastructure (WI) and Residential Customers (RC). WI attributes are leakage, pipe bursts, and reservoirs; RC attributes are water quality, pressure, connections, and disruptions. Choice modelling (CM) was applied as a tool for the assessment of effective demand for improved water supplies, particularly by residential customers. There are two econometric models employed: Conditional Logit (CL) and Mixed Logit (MXL). Face-to-face interviews were conducted with residential customers and Statistical Analysis Software (SAS) was used in order to analyse the data. The model consists of a basic model and an interaction model with socioeconomic characteristics. The findings show that the significant variables affecting demand are pipe bursts, (BUR), water quality (QUA), disruption (DIS) and connection (CON), as well as price (PRI). Among the socioeconomic characteristics that interact with the main attributes are gender, age, number of children, type of house, number of persons in the household, education, work, and income. This information is very useful for the water provider when upgrading the water service for valuable customers.
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Fary, Akmal Osman. "THE DYNAMICS OF STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISE（SOE):A CASE STUDY OF JOHOR CORPORATION MALAYSIA,1970-2014." Kyoto University, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/2433/227575.
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Kwan, Yee-fai Mike. "A comparative study of the growth triangles in Asian Pacific rim : lessons for regional development planning /." Hong Kong : University of Hong Kong, 1994. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/hkuto/record.jsp?B18039972.
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Abdullah, A. R. ahman Tang. "Interpretating Abu Bakar, the ruler of Johor, (1862-1895) : The reconstruction of selected issues in the existing historical writings." Thesis, SOAS, University of London, 2007. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.498367.
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Pakiam, Geoffrey Kevin. "Smallholder involvement in tree crops in Malaya, with special reference to oil and coconut palms in Johor, 1862-1963." Thesis, SOAS, University of London, 2017. http://eprints.soas.ac.uk/26485/.
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Bin, Che Amat Muhammad Asyran. "Assessment of long-term deformation in Johor, Malaysia using Global Positioning System (GPS) and Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR)." Thesis, University of Nottingham, 2017. http://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/47430/.
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Information about deformation in an area has become vital not only for safety assessment but also for maintenance of geodetic infrastructures. The latter is necessary to support accurate surveying and mapping applications. This research exploits the complementary features of Global Positioning System (GPS) and Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) techniques to assess the long-term deformation in Johor, Malaysia, which can be induced by natural and/or anthropogenic activities. Furthermore, modelling and mitigation of tropospheric effects in GPS and InSAR are addressed to achieve the best possible precision from the two techniques. Indeed, their modelling and mitigation improve the quality of the estimation as well as provide valuable resources for atmospheric studies. The assessment of long-term deformation in Johor is firstly made by analysing the five years (2007 - 2011) point-specific profile at eight Malaysia Real-Time Kinematic GNSS Network (MyRTKnet) stations. Two processing strategies, namely Precise Point Positioning (PPP) and Double-Difference (DD), are employed to assess their capability for deformation monitoring. The latter also make used of the GPS data from 27 IGb08 stations and 7 International GNSS Service (IGS) stations. Analysis of the results revealed deformation that can be explained by plate tectonic movement and earthquakes in the surrounding region. While results from the PPP processing showed a higher correlation with the recorded earthquakes, the results from DD have improved correlation coefficients at about 4% in the East-West and 5% in the Up-Down components. These improvements are valuable when the rate of deformation is the primary interest. In addition to the point-specific profile, the surrounding deformation of Johor has been assessed with the line-of-sight (LOS) velocity maps from the InSAR time-series. Two sets of ERS-1/2 data, consisting a total of 67 images acquired at two descending tracks (i.e. track 75 and 347), are utilised for the generation of the maps. Moreover, the feasibility of Sentinel-1 satellites is also tested, which revealed improved coherence owing to their short revisit cycle. Some part of Johor showed subsidence and uplift trends, which also agreed with the literature. This information cannot be perceived by the GPS alone due to its limited coverage; hence, further attests to the benefit of their joint analysis. Numerous developments have been implemented in the in-house software (i.e. Punnet) such as the implementation of tropospheric correction, outlier’s rejection scheme, statistical analysis to identify the control point for phase unwrapping, and a new method to retrieve temporal evolution of deformation for a rapidly deforming area.
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Othman, Asiah. "The effect of the planning system on housing development : a study of developers behaviour in Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru, Malaysia." Thesis, University of Aberdeen, 1999. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.287699.
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This thesis examines the effect of the Malaysian planning system on housing development. It focuses on the developers' behaviour in two areas with different planning regimes, Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru. The thesis attempts to explore the interactions of developers with government policies, rules and regulation imposed by the local planning authority in each area. The structure and agency model is used as the main methodological approach to explain the behavioural aspects of developers' activity, in particular looking at the developers' response towards planning controls. A combination of quantitative and qualitative approaches is used to analyse information from the survey and the interviews. The quantitative analysis provides the broad context of the study and identifies the differences between the two areas. The emphasis on the qualitative approach provides the research with richer, more insightful findings which could not be revealed quantitatively. Even though developers perceive the local planning authority in Johor Bahru to be exercising a stricter planning regime than in Kuala Lumpur, the study reveals that developers in both areas face common problems relating to land availability, planning delays and increasing costs of development. To overcome these problems the developers have employed various strategies, such as land bank, 'rent-seeking' and phasing. The findings reveal that the success of these strategies varies between the two areas which ultimately affect the development of housing in these areas. The problems should be addressed by both the government and the developers in order to ensure the achievement of the housing programme. In addition to the corrective measures by the developers, the approval authority should review the overall procedure, regulations and policies, which have had cost implications. The study suggests the needs for the element of certainty in the planning systems.
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Ismail, Abu Hasan. "A computer-based management system for cooperative decision making in development control using the contract model : a case for Johor Bahru." Thesis, University of Sheffield, 1996. http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/10256/.
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Jaffri, Hadijah. "Conception of giftedness and talent by pre service and in service primary school teachers in Johor, Malaysia : an exploration using a multiphase mixed methods design." Thesis, Durham University, 2012. http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/3937/.
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The main purpose of this study is to investigate the conception of giftedness and talent as perceived by pre service and in service primary school teachers in Malaysia. In addition, this study aims to explore teachers’ perceptions of giftedness on specific issues which are a) sources of information about giftedness, b) confidence in identifying gifted and talented students, c) awareness on identifying assessments, d) perception about the adequacy of teacher training to deal with gifted and talented students, e) relevance of labelling, and f) aspects considered as important in the development of gifted education in Malaysia which are primarily explored using qualitative approaches. To explore those various issues, a mixed methods design was used in this study involving pre service (n = 546) and in service primary school teachers (n = 632). Structured questionnaires were administered to 1178 teachers at various locations of education institutions (e.g. schools, institutes of teacher education and universities). Six female teachers were involved in the qualitative data collection using semi-structured questionnaires and interviews. Two main types of analyses were used. First, the patterns of teachers’ notion of giftedness and talent are examined using principal component analysis. In addition to that, descriptive analysis was used to provide preliminary findings of this study. Also, independent t-test was used to examine any difference between groups. Second, thematic analysis was used to uncover thematic code (variables) from relevant responses. The findings from quantitative and qualitative data were integrated to answer two research questions. Based from the integration of both findings, it was found that teachers’ conception of giftedness and talent is diverse and this reflect on the current situation in which there is no consensus on the conception of giftedness and talent among theorists. In addition, Malaysian teachers reported that ‘gifted’ and ‘talented’ are separate groups of individuals with extraordinary abilities. Giftedness is perceived in relation to intellectual abilities and to certain extent, domain specific to mathematics and science. Talent is perceived in relation to non-intellective abilities such as domain of psychomotor abilities. Even though gifted and talented are perceived as non-unitary concept, both are perceived sharing similar characteristics such as creativity and domain specific of ability. In this study, it was discovered that giftedness is perceived in relation to intellective domain whereas talent is related to non-intellective domain. The qualitative findings suggested that teachers view giftedness and talent somewhat differently. The variations are explored to in this study which could be attributed to the inadequacy of information from various sources and teacher training and/or experience. The nuances of their understanding on varied aspects in relation to this phenomenon called as giftedness call for more exploration as this study only provides preliminary evidence on the existing conception of giftedness and talent as held by teachers in Malaysia.
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Othman, Maimunah. "Four-year-olds Learning to Read in English, Bahasa Malay and Arabic : An ethnographic Study of Literacy Practices in Two Malay-Muslim Families in Johor Baru, Malaysia." Thesis, University of Nottingham, 2009. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.508253.
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Jordan, Rolf. "Das SIJORI-Wachstumsdreieck : Politik und Ökonomie transnationaler Wirtschaftszonen in Südostasien /." Neuried Kr München : ars et unitas Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, 2003. http://www.gbv.de/dms/zbw/358533473.pdf.
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Kasimin, Hasmiah. "Area development planning and control information systems in Malaysia : a conceptual framework based on a case study of a regional development agency, namely 'Johor Tenggara' Development Authority (KEJORA)." Thesis, London School of Economics and Political Science (University of London), 1987. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.324344.
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Loh, S. H., and n/a. "Resettlement training and factors affecting employment of ex-servicemen in Malaysia - a case study." University of Canberra. Education, 1994. http://erl.canberra.edu.au./public/adt-AUC20050426.140714.
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Unemployment was a major problem faced by the ex-servicemen in Malaysia since the
early seventies. Recognising the needs of ex-servicemen, the government through the
organisation of the Veterans Affairs Division (VAD) introduced the resettlement
program for the ex-servicemen with the aim of assisting the veterans to find
employment. However despite the implementation of training programs, the rate of
unemployment among the ex-servicemen was relatively very high, whilst the extent of
the as well as the underlying factors remained unknown, with the resultant ambiguity
of the role of VAD.
This case study was designed to investigate issues related to the employment situation
of the ex-servicemen by surveying those in the capital territory of Kuala Lumpur and
the states of Selangor, Negeri Sembilan and Melaka, who participated in resettlement
training and were discharged in 1993. In addition the states of Johor, Perak and Penang
were included for the survey on the non participants of resettlement training.
The study found that the rate of employment of the ex-servicemen in the states
surveyed was substantially lower than that of the national average. The study also
found that participation in the resettlement training organised by the VAD had
significant effect on increasing the rate of employment besides higher income, shorter
period of unemployment, better readjustment and higher satisfaction with civilian life.
Among the factors analysed, ability to speak English and the economic activity and the
stage of development of the states were found to have significance influence on the rate
of employment. Other factors found to be associated with the employment of the ex-servicemen
included age, education level, rank, urban or rural background, and
matching of training to application.
Based on the findings of this case study recommendations were made to improve the
selectivity of, and access to, resettlement training by all ex-servicemen. Other
recommendations included improving the standard of education and spoken English
before discharge, lowering age of discharge with pension, provision of information
related to employment and counselling service, setting up of data bank of ex-servicemen
and further research.
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Johr, Sven [Verfasser]. "Model Checking Compositional Markov Systems / Sven Johr." Aachen : Shaker, 2008. http://d-nb.info/1162791373/34.
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Joho, Karsten [Verfasser], and Andreas [Akademischer Betreuer] Komnik. "Transient noise spectra in mesoscopic systems / Karsten Joho ; Betreuer: Andreas Komnik." Heidelberg : Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg, 2013. http://d-nb.info/1177148315/34.
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Nur, Yoslan. "L'île de Batam dans le triangle de croissance de Singapour, Johore et Riau : développement économique et aménagement de l'espace." Paris 8, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA081393.
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L'urbanisation de batam, ile indonesienne d'une superficie de 415 km2 situee a 20 km au sud- est de singapour, a commence au debut des annees 1970, dans l'objectif de concurrencer singapour comme capitale economique regionale du sud-est asiatique. Mais, a la fin des annees 1980, batam integre son developpement economique a celui de la cite-etat dans le cadre de la cooperation economique du triangle de croissance de singapour, johore et riau (sijori). L'objectif de cette cooperation est de promouvoir le developpement economique regional par une cooperation transfrontaliere. Pour batam, l'integration dans la cooperation economique du triangle de croissance sijori est un moyen tres efficace pour promouvoir son developpement, developpement qui s'est manifeste par l'augmentation de l'investissement prive, la creation d'emplois dans les secteurs industriel, touristique, commercial et des services, la croissance tres rapide du pib, de la valeur des exportations, la progression du nombre de touristes dans l'ile et du nombre d'habitants. Cette croissance rapide a produit des effets inattendus: la crise des logements pour les plus demunis, la crise des transports urbains et l'insuffisance d'eau salubre. Le decalage entre la vitesse de la creation d'emplois et le flux d'immigrants venus chercher un travail a provoque l'apparition du chomage sur l'ile, lequel est en liaison directe avec l'augmentation des delits et de la criminalite. De point de vue urbanistique, l'integration de batam dans le triangle de croissance de sijori a provoque un changement dans la structure urbaine de batam. A l'echelle regionale, la cooperation economique du triangle de croissance sijori a place batam dans deux systemes de developpement hierarchises: le plus important est le triangle de croissance, l'archipel de riau (a l'interieur du territoire national indonesien) vient en second. A chaque systeme correspond une politique economique qui implique une politique d'amenagement specifique. D'une part, le triangle de croissance sijori vise au developpement de cette region comme pole economique a l'echelle mondiale, avec singapour comme centre regional; d'autre part, le gouvernement indonesien projette de faire de l'archipel de riau un pole industriel integre au triangle de croissance sijori et de l'ile de batam un centre regional en indonesieThe development of batam, an indonesian island with a 415 km2 area, located at 20 km southeast of singapore, started in the earlier 1970's and was aimed to compete with singapore as the economic capital of the southeast asia region. But at the end of 1980's, the batam's economic development was integrated with singapore's in the economic cooperation of growth triangle of singapore, johor et riau (more famous as +sijori;). The goal of this cooperation is to promote the regional economic development by a transborder cooperation. The integration of batam on the growth triangle of sijori is a very efficient means to promote the development of the island, that is shown by: the increase of private investment, the creation of jobs in industrial, tourism and services sectors, the fast rising of the growth regional product (grp), of the value of exports, of the tourist number and of the number of migrants to the island. This fast urban increasing has the following side effects : the crisis of housing for the poors, the crisis of urban transportation and the shortage of clean water. Because of the shift between the rate of jobs creation and the rate of immigration, unemployment increased. The problem of unemployment leads to the growing number of crimes and offenses. From the urbanisme point of view, the integration of batam in the sijori growth triangle caused the transformation of the urban structure of batam. At the regional scale, the sijori growth triangle economic cooperation placed batam in two hierarchical systems of development: the growth triangle which is the most important and riau islands inner the indonesian national teritory at the second rank. Each system is connected to the economic policy from which a specific spatial policy is drawn up. The sijori growth triangle plans the region as an economic pole at global scale, with singapore as a regional center, meanwhile the riau islands are projected by the indonesian goverment to become an industrial pole integrated to the growth triangle and batam island to be a regional center in indonesia
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Čuchlib, Taras V. "Hadjač 1658 roku ta ideja joho vidnovlennja v ukra·ins·ko-pol·s·kych stosunkach : (1660-ti - počatok 1680-tch rr.)." Ky·iv Nacional·na Akad. Nauk Ukra·iny, Inst. Istori·i Ukra·iny [u.a.], 2008. http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&docl̲ibrary=BVB01&docn̲umber=017123940&linen̲umber=0001&funcc̲ode=DBR̲ECORDS&servicet̲ype=MEDIA.
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Johar, Muhammad Akmal bin [Verfasser], and Andreas [Akademischer Betreuer] König. "Exploration and Design of DC MEMS Switches for Integrated Self-x Sensory Systems / Muhammad Akmal bin Johar. Betreuer: Andreas König." Kaiserslautern : Technische Universität Kaiserslautern, 2015. http://d-nb.info/1072072653/34.
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Johow, Johannes [Verfasser]. "Die "Großmutter-Hypothese" und genomische Konflikte : Konditionale Einflüsse von Großmüttern auf reproduktives Verhalten in Familien der ostfriesischen Krummhörn (1720-1874) / Johannes Johow." Gießen : Universitätsbibliothek, 2013. http://d-nb.info/1065183593/34.
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Johr, Jana [Verfasser], Stephan G. [Gutachter] Schmid, and Annette [Gutachter] Hupfloher. "Studien zum frühen römischen Kaiserkult in den Provinzen Achaia, Epirus und Macedonia / Jana Johr ; Gutachter: Stephan G. Schmid, Annette Hupfloher." Berlin : Kultur-, Sozial- und Bildungswissenschaftliche Fakultät, 2016. http://d-nb.info/1119211921/34.
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Bakar, Mohd Sarofil Abu Bakar. "Children's drawings as research tool : establishing children's environmental concepts and preferences with reference to urban open space planning and design in Johore Bahru, Malaysia." Thesis, University of Sheffield, 2002. http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/15049/.
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The aim of this research is to investigate meanings and concepts of children's drawings from cultural and gender perspectives using appropriate qualitative techniques and methods for interpreting drawing. This thesis discusses how children's concepts and preferences may differ from adults' thinking and planning. The study starts with a discussion of various issues of relating to children and urban planning and design in Johore Bahru, Malaysia. This is followed by a review of the psychology of children's drawings; the use of children's drawings in environmental research; the provision for and children's use of urban environments, and the state of Johore Bahru's urban environmental planning. Through the literature review, this research studies "Western" models from interdisciplinary perspectives. The children's drawings were used as a research tool to reveal their concepts of home landscape and activities they preferred in an ideal residential neighbourhood environment. Data from questionnaires and essays were used to check evidence found in drawings. In all, 114 Malay, Chinese and Indian children from seven primary schools in urban Johore Bahru completed the tasks. The findings of qualitative content analysis and interpretation of drawings showed similarities and differences across cultures and genders in environmental concepts and preferences which may indicate shortcomings in current urban planning. Children's drawings provide valuable information on the development of children's environmental concepts and preferences of ideal home landscape. The concepts are represented in the form of diverse, safe, colourful and accessible naturalistic environments for exploration, learning, play and socialising with peers. This finding will help future research projects by providing information indicating issues and problems in provision of open spaces within the urban planning system. The thesis concludes with a critical commentary on the likely use of children's drawing as research tool, children's environmental needs and preferences, together with the possibility of child participation in decision making, planning and design process within the urban planning system in Malaysia.
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Johar, Hamimatunnisa Binti [Verfasser], and Annette [Akademischer Betreuer] Peters. "Cortisol secretion patterns in the elderly : in the perspectives of frailty and cognitive function and sleep disturbances as risk factors of cognitive decline / Hamimatunnisa Binti Johar. Betreuer: Annette Peters." München : Universitätsbibliothek der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, 2016. http://d-nb.info/1111505233/34.
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Teu, Lay Leng (Bryan). "The terrace house and its air-well in Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia (1970-2005)." 2010. http://repository.unimelb.edu.au/10187/8394.
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Over the past century, the urban population in the urban centres in Malaysia had significantly increased in size through extensive migration. Terrace houses have become the most common urban habitats in the densely populated urban centres throughout Peninsular of Malaysia in recent decades.There is an on-going concern on identifying efficient ventilation and lighting solution for local housing. This research thesis focuses on ventilation components, specifically the air-well, which is a traditional mechanism to provide natural air-flow and natural day-lighting. It will explain the morphological transformation of the air-well in the design of terrace houses in the city of Johor Bahru in the past three and a half decades. First of all, this thesis introduces the role of the air-well in the design for local urban habitats of terrace houses with air-well. In addition, it explores the impact of the use of the air-well on the design trends of terrace houses.
As Tetsu Kubota and Supian Ahmad have identified in their recent research that with the global energy crisis and population growth, a few of issues concerning the design of terrace houses have emerged: (a) How have the local architects adapt the design of air-well in terrace houses to achieve a passive design in achieving good natural ventilation and natural lighting in a high density urban habitats? (b) How has the design of the air-well evolved with the changing needs of local inhabitants of terrace houses from the 1970s to the year 2005?
This thesis focuses on the provision for natural ventilation and natural lighting under Malaysian Uniform Building By-laws in terrace houses design from the 1970s to the year 2005 in Johor Bahru. In order to evaluate the design development trends for terrace houses in Johor Bahru in the past three and a half decades, six houses have been identified as specimen based on a list of formulated criteria. These six selected houses have been used as case studies in the core research work for this thesis. The examination started by studying the design for each house by means of gathering three main types of drawings for each house: plans, elevations and sections. From these six cases, a historical trajectory of design trends as evolved over these decades in Johor Bahru is identified. Then from the drawings gathered, the design performance in the provision for natural ventilation and natural lighting for each house by utilising the Y-architects’ natural ventilation and natural lighting calculation table has been carried out.
The evolution of the air-well in terrace houses have been discussed in the final chapter and it can be divided into three main phases over the identified historical time line: introduction of the air-well from 1884 to the 1970s; the elimination of the air-well from 1980s to the year 2000; and a re-conciliation of the air-well from around 2005 onwards.
Finally, this thesis concludes with observations on the design idea of the air-well, as a fundamental intelligence. The air-well not only provides a good relation with nature, but also a passage to an essential amenity.
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Hui, Lim Su, and 林素卉. "The shift of language in Teochew society of Johor Bahru." Thesis, 2013. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/88322935411997189304.
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碩士國立中央大學
中國文學系
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Malaysia is a language pluralism and multicultural society . During the end of Qing Dynasty, large number of Chinese emigrated from Teochew district into Johor Bharu, which located at the south of Malaysia, emerge an unique Teochew dialect’s speech island. Teochew dialect in Johor Bharu City, Masai and Telok Jawa underwent difference varies degree of language evolution due to differences of locales and geographical limitation. Social context, economy activities and education policies have greatly harm the effectiveness of the dialect usage or even may eliminating its existence in future. This thesis is to analyses the language’s differentiate of the mentioned areas between the three generation of emigrants by linguistic materials of field work; and also to review the causes of tonal suppletion from sociolinguistic’s perspective. Because of the multicultural society context, the Teochew society borrowed a lot of loanword and make a modest adjustment in order to conform the custom pronunciation. In this thesis, we also finding that was also an assimilation between Mandarin and dialect occurred within three generations of Teochew society and vice verse. The mentioned assimilation effect both spoken language in grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation.
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Lee, Shi-Jie, and 李詩傑. "The Study Of Influence Factors Of Real Estate Market In Johor, Malaysia." Thesis, 2016. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/3r6z68.
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碩士義守大學
管理碩博士班
104
In this few years, the price of real estate is increasing continuously at Johor, Malaysia. This study will like to explore the factors that affect the price of real estates and what the influence in the market. In this study, we obtained the information and data by interviewed with five senior managers in real estate market. Besides that, we also implemented participant observation to verify the related information is true. After the research, we found that there are two issues will affect the price of real estate. The first is government policies. The government policies and international situation will affect the development of the real estates. The next are population issue. The population issue will affect the demand in the marke. So we can prove that they are very important issues. Based on this research, the recommendation is the real estate operators at Johor, Malaysia should more understand advantages and disadvantages of development in the market. In addition, they also have to analyze the opportunities and threats of development in the market by various aspects such as economy, currency and population to make successful in real estate business.
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Wha, Chia Choon, and 謝俊輝. "Research Theory Planned Behavior of Consumer Malaysia Johor Purchase Vehicle Behavior Intention." Thesis, 2016. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/97572780710388229089.
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碩士樹德科技大學
經營管理研究所
104
Malaysia''s currently automobile industry is getting very competitive between local brands and imported brands, In terms of the consumers’ knowledge of automotive has improved and consumers’ education level are getting higher , this affects consumers’ buying behavior , and also affect the decision of consumers. Consumers’ behavior has changed, in facts, consumers are more concerned about pricing, quality, safety, and technology built, maintenance and service. In order to assist Malaysia automotive industry, the industry has to firstly understand consumers’ behavior of buying a vehicle. And this research will review the reference materials. Therefore, this study will review the reference materials, and explained the theory of planned behavior (The Theory of Planned Behavior) as the theoretical basis, in addition to integrate on buyers’ intention on buying Vehicle variables including attitudes 「Attitude」, 「Subjective Norm」, cognitive behavioral control 「Perceived Behavioral Control「, and related research, put forward "consumer buying vehicle behavioral research " to discuss and analyze the key factors which affecting the will of buyers to buy Vehicle, and the willingness of the prospect to buy a Vehicle via prospective buyers surveys by questionnaire survey. Questionnaires in actual recover 209 copies. The research data analysis results, obtained the following conclusions: 1 "attitude" to "behavioral intention" insignificant influence; 2 "subjective norms" to " behavioral intention " was significantly influence; 3 "perceived behavioral control" to "behavioral intention" was significantly influence; 4 “economic” to “attitudes” insignificant influence; 5. " elegant style " to "attitude" was significantly affected; 6 "quality performance" to "attitude" insignificant influence; 7 "Technology import" to "attitude. " insignificant influence: 8." Normative Beliefs " on the "subjective norm " there was a significant influence t; 9. '' Motivation to Comply '' on the "subjective norm " there was a significant influence; 10." favorable conditions " on the " perceived behavioral control "with significant influence; 11. "self-efficacy" on the "perceived behavioral control" no significant influence . The main factors that influence consumers to buy a vehicle based on the results of this study in order to "perceived behavioral control" in the "convenience" of the most important, particularly in the maintenance and service advice of the most ardent convenience considerations; second places "subjective norms" of " Motivation to Comply " and factor " Normative Beliefs ", particularly in the community word of mouth, media communication with their families most affected considerations, whereby analysis and suggestions, hoping to do for the relevant industry reference in the implementation of the automotive, industrial or development of relevant policies .
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Chuen, Pek Wee, and 白偉權. "The Changes and Integration of Chinese Society in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, 1855-1942." Thesis, 2011. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/60609321654312787243.
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碩士國立臺灣師範大學
地理學系
99
This article aims to investigate the formation and changes of a territorial society in the Malay Peninsula. Since the mid 18th century, numerous Chinese immigrants coming from Fujian and Guangdong Province sought economic opportunities in the prosper peninsula. By their origins and clans, these immigrants tend to divide themselves into various groups of “Bang”（幫群）. Generally, interactions were stronger in ‘inter’ than ‘intra’ Bang. Economic conflicts and social tensions occurred frequently between different groups of people. The Bang relationship in Johor Bahru (hereafter “JB”) is unique, although the Chinese here were sub-divided into five distinctive Bangs, but their relationships were rather coherent. The comparatively integrated connections could be demonstrated by communal landscapes, such as burial ground, temple, and school. By the concept of “territorial society”, this article investigates the integrations between various Bang in JB since 1855 to 1942. To demonstrate this, this article first features the environment background of Johor. It then investigates the influx and the relationship of these Bangs to show their structuring and restructuring process. The article believes that, the integration of Chinese society in JB was highly base on its non competition and conflict environment. On this premise, there have two difference groups who were leading the Chinese society in specific period due to the changes of politics and economic circumstance. In mid 19th century, inhabitants of JB consist almost entirely of Teochews, the simple society was dominated by Ngee Heng Kongsi, a Teochew base secret society. During the declined of pepper and gambier economy in 20th century, the influence of Ngee Heng in Chinese society began to diminished gradually, the domination role was soon succeeded by merchants (or leaders) from various Bang. Although the social component in JB during 20th century became more complex, the Chinese society did not split up, but also follow the path of integration as before. The case of Bang integration in Chinese society of JB during 20th century may be highly related with their long-term interaction in the daily live over the past. Besides, the national identity of Chinese at that phase was also cannot be ignored. Generally, the changes and formation of Chinese society can be known as a dynamic process.
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MacLeod, Scott Alexander. "Shadows beneath the wind : Singapore, world city and open region." Thesis, 1995. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/7153.
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This study examines the production of a new regional space known as the Growth
Triangle. The Growth Triangle represents a (re)integration of the economies of Singapore,
the Riau Archipelago in Indonesia and Johor State in Malaysia. It is argued that the
Growth Triangle should be seen as an ‘open region.’ The open region is affected by a wide
range of ‘external’ influences and is open to shifting representations which are important to
its unfolding. The study takes on the interpretation of the open region through a
consideration of the unstable and amorphous realm of ‘middle space.’
Middle space is manifold. It includes: 1) the middle spaces between the global and
the local; 2) the middle spaces between conceptual divisions (e.g., urban/rural and
labour/capital); and 3) the middle spaces of circulation (i.e., connections between
individuals, firms and places). The triangulation of these three arenas provides a heuristic
device for the examination of the changes sweeping the Growth Triangle.
The analysis moves from a time when the region’s global niche was based on the
movement of goods to more recent developments where-in the movement of information and
capital are crucial. The global flows of information and capital are the ‘winds’ of the title.
The region, and various ways of conceptualizing it, are the ‘shadows.’
The main findings are that: 1) global change must be seen in terms of local roots and
consequences; 2) local differentiation and the representation of difference are increasingly
important, even in the frame of globalization; 3) analytic strength may be gained by dulling
the edges of interpretive constructs (such as information or labour); 4) there are strong
connections between the circulation of goods, people, money and information (spatial
interaction) and the generation of new and distinct geographies (areal differentiation); and 5)
there are strong linkages between Singapore’s shift towards advanced world city functions
(‘intensive globalization’) and the mega-urbanization of the near-by international hinterlands
(‘extensive globalization’). To understand each of the three corners of the Growth Triangle
one must engage Singapore as a World City and as an Open Region.
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蕭詩平. "Cultural Stronghold on the Borderland: Chinese Community and Foon Yew Schools in Johor Bahru, Malaysia." Thesis, 2013. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/b94y3e.
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Te, Jia-Liang, and 鄭家亮. "The Relationship between Goal Orientation and Learning Engagement of Malaysia Johor Chinese Independent School Students." Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/fu6z4d.
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碩士國立彰化師範大學
教育研究所
106
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between goal orientation and learning engagement: Chinese Independent School, Johor, Malaysia. Questionnaire survey was adopted as the research method. A total of 520 senior high school students were selected to participate in the study in Johor, Malaysia. The instruments included Goal Orientation Questionnaire and Learning Engagement. Questionnaire. The statistical methods used to analyze the data were descriptive statistics, independent samples t-test, one-way ANOVA and multiple regression analysis. The findings of the study were summarized as follows: 1. Students performed better goal orientation than learning engagement. 2. Female Students performed task-approach and self-avoidance better than male students. 3. Male students performed agentic engagement and emotional engagement better than female. 4. There was no correlations between senior students’ grades and goal orientation. 5. There was no correlations between senior students’ grades and learning engagement. 6. Goal orientation can positively predict learning engagement. 7. Task-approach and self-avoidance can positively predict agentic engagement, behavior engagement, emotional engagement and cognitive engagement.
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Wok, Saodah. "Information sharing among research and development agencies within an integrated agricultural development program, Johor Barat, Malaysia." 1996. http://catalog.hathitrust.org/api/volumes/oclc/35691063.html.
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CHAN, SEONG-LOONG, and 曾祥龍. "The Integration or Differentiation Effect of Ethnic Media: The Representation of Johor Royal in Malaysian Chinese Press." Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/md93ys.
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碩士國立暨南國際大學
東南亞學系
105
Ethnic media is a media for a particular ethnic community, and normally for the ethnic which is minority in its country. Not only it can be seemed as a tool for develop identity to the ethnic that it serves, but also help the minority to integrate into the mainstream society. In Malaysia, the politics of difference is the source of non-Malay dissatisfaction. In this case, why and how the Malaysian Chinese medias represent the Malay Rulers who are also the symbol and protectors of the Malay privilege, and meanwhile claim to maintain the Chinese culture and oppose the racial hegemony? And how would the audiences react to these representations? By using the method of discourse analysis to five of the mainstream Chinese newspapers in Malaysia, this study found that besides showing the Sultan of Johor were deeply concerned about the public issues, the medias would report the history of good ties between the Johor royal and the Chinese community. Additionally, the medias would publish the news about the royal participate in all ethnic or religious group’s festival, or using the symbol of ethnic identity such as food or consanguinity as themes of news, to tighten or to demonstrate the relationship between the royal and the Chinese community. On these account, the newspapers not merely have fabricated the kindly image of Johor Sultan for all ethnic groups, including for those vulnerable groups, but rather an enlightened monarch who intolerance to racism. As a result, the medias had display a harmoniously multicultural phenomenon under the shelter from the Sultan. Furthermore, it brings out the message that the Sultan, a leader of nation, had recognize the equal rights of all ethnic. And to most of the audiences, who were interviewed in this dissertation, were highly appreciate for the jobs that the Sultan had done and supposed it may bring a positive impact on ethnic relations. Overall, it may say that the representation in medias had satisfy and reflect the dissatisfaction of the Chinese community by the political situations and their expectation of ethnic equality
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Tyng, Lim Uei, and 林威廷. "Development of Fo Guang Shan in Malaysia’s Chinese Community – Research study on Fo Guang Shan Monastery in Johor Bahru." Thesis, 2011. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/71251029700375872606.
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Cheng, Soon-Seng, and 鍾順成. "The Study on Service Quality of of the Service Industry - the Taxi Company in Johor Bahru as an Empirical Sample." Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/69625330059070009565.
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碩士樹德科技大學
經營管理研究所
100
In recent years, Malaysia government starts to more and more focus on tourism industry. As the most southern point of mainland Eurasia and also very close with the Singapore, Johor Bahru becomes the key city to attract tourists. In addition, GDP of Malaysian is increasing, thus taxi market of the Johor Bahru become a growing trend by external demand and domestic demand. The characteristics of taxi industry belongs to service industry, it is because its operating performance have to meet passenger demand. In this study, research start from the passenger''s point of view regards to the relationship of service quality between customer satisfaction and customers repurchase intention. From this study, management of taxi industry can understand that how to provide appropriate services to improve the current operation ways in order to meet the passenger demands. This empirical study is based on the conceptual model of service quality that proposed by Parasuraman, Zeithaml and Berry. This study conducts a questionnaire survey for taxi passengers over 20 years old in Johor Bahru. The respondents’ occupations are government servants, students and businessman. A total of 200 effective samples were investigated and analyzed by this study via Smart PLS 2.0. With statistical analysis, the research results show that: 1.There was significantly positive relationship between Service and Customer satisfaction. 2.Customer Satisfaction is positively related with Customer repurchase intention. 3.Service quality is positively related with customer repurchase.
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Tan, Teck-Sen, and 陳德生. "A Study of Chaos Theory in Crisis Management of Independent Chinese Secondary Schools in Malaysia – The Case of Johor State." Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/37223124930815854703.
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碩士樹德科技大學
經營管理研究所
100
ifference between Chaos Theory and School Crisis Management. The results of the study will be used for future reference in related studies. A total of nine Independent Chinese Secondary Schools in the state of Johor were chosen for the study and 763 sets of questionnaires were given to educationists and teachers. 565 sets (74.05%) were collected and effective. According to the past literature study, the questionnaires were developed to conduct the research based on the crisis management of Independent Chinese Secondary Schools . The data collected from the questionnaires were statistically by the arithmetic mean, standard deviation, t-test, one-way ANOVA and Pearson’s product-moment correlation. Below are the major findings of the study:- 1.The educationists and teachers of the Independent Chinese Secondary Schools in Johor were found to have quite on understanding and knowledge of Chaos Theory. 2.The Independent Chinese Secondary Schools in Johor were found to have only a marginal understanding of the School Crisis Management. 3.There is no significant difference in sensitivity of school chaotic phenomena based on teachers of different genders, academic qualifications, years of service, positions, size of the schools and their locations. However, there is a significant different in school crisis awareness from teachers of different age groups. 4.There is no significant difference in the crisis management awareness from educationists and teachers of different genders and years of service. There is a significant difference in the crisis management awareness from educationists and teachers of different age groups, academic qualifications, positions, size and location of the schools. 5.There is a close correlation between Chaos Theory and School Crisis Management.
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HANG, SHEAU SHYAN, and 韓筱賢. "Transformation and its Impact of Chinese Traditional Culture Festival in Multicultural Society: A Case Study of Chingay Johor Bahru Malaysia." Thesis, 2019. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/74nngg.
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碩士國立臺北藝術大學
藝術行政與管理研究所
107
Traditional folk culture is categorized as an intangible cultural heritage. It is a living legacy that has withstood the test of time, and only by inheriting from generation to generation can it be preserved. Chinese migration brought their culture and customs into Malaysia and coexisted with different ethnic groups. Till the present days, Chingay Johor Bahru which has a history for more than 140 years is different from its very first form. Ever since the transform of the festival, the programs of festival have been further diversified and it had even attracted more than 300,000 participants to celebrate together. This feat of festival has earned itself a prize as the Chingay Johor Bahru was gazetted by the government as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2012. Taking the Chingay Johor Bahru as a case study, the purpose of this study is, first to discuss the reason transformation of Chingay Johor Bahru in a multicultural society. Second, to understanding the transformation history of Chingay Johor Bahru. Third, analyse the activity content and external relations in each section after transformation of Chingay Johor Bahru. Forth, to explore the influence after transformation of Chingay Johor Bahru. This study is done by using qualitative research method. In addition to the literature review, interviews with organizers of Chingay Johor Bahru and culture-historical researchers were done along with participating Chingay Johor Bahru by observing and recording to collect research data on the activities process. With the use of Yen Ching Hwang (2006) internal and external forces to understand factor change of chinese traditional culture festival in a multicultural society, together with Murray, Caulier- Grice, & Mulgan (2010) six section of social innovation to explore the history of Chingay Johor Bahru and the scale of its transformation, hence analyse the transformation of activity content and external relations, in addition to the impact of transformed Chingay Johor Bahru to its origin. The research conclusions include three points, first is the external force has become the main factor of the Chinese folk festivals transformation in multisociety. Second, reconstruction of the organization has brought systematic change in Chinese folk festivals. Third, the strategy to enhance the inheritance of Chinese folk festival in multicultural society has been achieved through the transformation. In a multicultural society, the transformed Chingay Johor Bahru has added multicultural elements to echo Malaysia cultural symbols and promote racial harmony through festivals.
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Lim, Pey-Huan, and 林佩環. "A Study on Promotion and The Impact of Classics-Reading Education in Malaysia : A Case of Chung-De Culture Society of Johor." Thesis, 2015. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/qdren7.
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碩士國立臺灣師範大學
應用華語文學系
103
An increase in Classics-Reading Education has been an unmistakable worldwide trend in recent years. Many teachers and parents have begun to spend more positively and educate their children as they consider the benefits of reading the classics. In Malaysia, a multicultural country, Classics-Reading Education is highly emphasized, even in the regions of inhabited by few Chinese people. Nowadays, the Evaluation Committee of Classics-Reading has been promoted to the world, for example there are the Guide Reading Evaluation Committees in Singapore, United States of America, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong and so on. Taiwan is the first country that conducted the Children’s Classics Guide Reading Evaluation Committee; therefore, it plays an extremely important role in the promotion of Guide Reading Evaluation Committee. For there are many active promotors determining the spread of Classics-Reading Education, it can be positively developed throughout the world. Classics-Reading Education in Malaysia begun in 1998. Dr. Wang Cai-Gui, the first promotor of Children’s Classics-Reading Education in Taiwan, and Mr. Chen Jian-Fa, manager of Chung-De Cultural Society, have devoted themselves in promotion of Classics-Reading Education for years. On the appeal of Mr. Chen in 2001, an atmosphere of classics-reading has been consequently spread throughout Malaysia. Chung-De Culture Society of Johor was led by the manager, Mr. Chen Si-Hai, for local promotion of Classics-Reading Education. For decades, the volunteer teachers have made every effort together in developing Classics-Reading Education in every city throughout Johor. The 1st Little Champion in Johor Bahru was held in November, 10th, 2002 in Stadium Tertutup Bandaraya Johor Bahru. Among 751 Candidates from all over Johor were gathering together, opening the historic prelude of Classics-Reading Education in Johor. Chinese cultural classics plays a pivotal role among the nourishment of patriotism, the development of personality, the cultivation of habit, the achievement in the field of environment, and the construction of tradition. Moreover, Classics of Cultural Humanities have an extremely positive impact on the creation of thoughts, the development of inspiration, and the nourishment of innovative capability. Therefore, Classics-Reading Education in Johor, Malaysia, which is located near Singapore, a cultural bouillabaisse, is extraordinarily worth it to investigate and conduct research.
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Choy, Pang Chin, and 彭進財. "A Study on Teacher’s Perception toward the Relationship between Principal’s Transformational Leadership and School Effectiveness of Chinese Independence Schools in Johor Malaysia." Thesis, 2011. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/90231736869764880791.
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碩士國立彰化師範大學
教育研究所
100
The aim of this research is to explore the relationship between principal’ s transformational leadership and school effectiveness of Chinese Independence Schools in Johor Malaysia. Firstly , the study discussed the relevant theories and researches, and the literature was offered as a frame for reference. Secondly, a questionnaire was used to explore the relationship between principal’ s transformational leadership and school effectiveness and also the predictability of school effectiveness based on principal’ s transformational leadership. 525 teachers from nine Chinese Independence Schools in Johor Malaysia were selected as research target sample. The result of the questionnaire was analyzed by using SPSS for Windows 16.0, statistics methods included descriptive statistics, t-test, one-way ANOVA, Pearson’s product-moment correlation, and simple regression analysis. Conclusions of this study are as bellow: 1. Chinese Independence School teacher’s perception toward principal’s transformational leadership was higher than average level. 2. Chinese Independence School teacher’s perception toward school effectiveness was higher than average level. 3. Teacher’s perception of principal’s transformation leadership showed significant differences in service duration, job position, region of school, and age of school. Within all, teachers less than five year service duration were with highest perception, administrative teachers were higher than normal teachers , teachers in city were higher than teachers in village and the teachers of school age between 51 to 80 years old were with highest perception. 4. Teacher’s perception of school effectiveness showed significant differences in service duration, size of school, region of school, and age of school. Within all, teachers less than five year service duration were with highest perception, teachers in school with students number more than 1500 peoples were with highest perception, teachers in city were higher than teachers in village and the teachers of school age between 51 to 80 years old were with highest perception. 5. There was a significant positive correlation between principal’ s transformational leadership and school effectiveness. 6. There was a significant predictability for school effectiveness based on principal’s transformation leadership . Based on the above conclusions, the researcher would propose some recommendations on educational administrative agencies of Malaysia, the principals of Chinese Independence School and future studies.
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Wei, Sim Kong, and 沈剛衛. "The impact of culture capital on academic achievement of Malaysia'sChinese independent high school students: The nine Chinese independent high schools in Johor as the example." Thesis, 2015. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/uyhzf5.
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碩士國立臺灣師範大學
教育學系
103
This research aims to differentiate respective varieties of family cultural capital and academic achievement for Students in Chinese Private Secondary School of Malaysia. The second is to explore their correlation. The research use stratified sampling method, 1828 observations are drawn from Students in Chinese Private Secondary School of Malaysia, where 1772 questionnaires are filled and accept as valid samples. In this study, the main instruments of collecting quantitative data are Family Cultural Capital Scale. The main results of this thesis are as follows: 1. In Chinese Private Secondary School of Malaysia, female students perform better than male students on academic achievement. 2. The higher degree of education of mother, their children have better academic achievement. 3. In Chinese Private Secondary School of Malaysia, cultural capital can be divided into seven facets. 4. If there are more read state cultural capital, objectified state cultural capital and institutionalized state cultural capital, the students have better academic achievement. 5. In a big school or a small class, their students have better academic achievement. In conclusion, according to the research results, literature review and empirical data analysis, this study has proposed some suggestions for education administrators, schools, parents and follow-up researches.
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Ng, Yen-Ling, and 黃艷玲. "The Influence of Involvement and Brand Knowledge on Repurchase Intention under the Promotion Situation – An Example to the Southern District of Johor Department Stores in Malaysia." Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/75449311042055124895.
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碩士樹德科技大學
經營管理研究所
100
In recent years, Malaysia''s southern district of Johor department stores continue to expand in the same region, between the industry and markets in which competition between zero, for the sake of sustainable management, promotional activities launched their endless, hope to stimulate and influence consumer purchase intention; Under the promotion situation and strategy, loss of customers still become the fatal point towards department store, in order to influence consumers to return the same department stores for the next shopping, the consumer’s involvement and brand knowledge for the repurchase intention become the department store’s main concern. The main purpose of this research study as below mentions: 1. Hope to study the influence of consumer’s involvement on purchase intention under promotion situation . 2. Hope to study the influence of consumer’s brand knowledge on purchase intention under promotion situation . 3. Hope to study the influence of consumer’s purchase intention under promotion situation on repurchase intention. The study was using the basic theory of involvement from Houston & Rothschild (1978) & Zaichkowsky (1986) and the concept of brand knowledge from Keller (1993), to study the Influence of involvement and brand knowledge on repurchase intention under the promotion situation. Quantitative research method for the study was using SPSS statistical software-related dimensions of the descriptive statistical analysis, reliability analysis, t-test and ANOVA analysis, regression analysis to explore the various dimensions of the impacts, result in significant impact which consumer’s involvement and brand knowledge under the promotion situation are influence repurchase intention.
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Tan, Hai-Chin, and 陳海金. "Constructing the New Convergent Relation Pattern under the Development of the State, Regionalization, and Globalization: An Analysis of Singapore-Malaysia Relations Versus Singapore-Johor Bahru Relations." Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/59523099652567550772.
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碩士國立成功大學
政治經濟學研究所
94
This paper concern with two dimensions, one is theoretical part, which discuss on globalization, it has been generally proposed that globalization, by removing boundaries, constitutes a changing role of nation-states. Another is discussing on practical for study the international relationship transition between and "Singapore-Johor Bahru" responses to processes of globalization and regionalism. This research construct a “New Convergent Relation Model”, which exam for the relations between the Singapore and Johor Bahru under geopolitical, economic. It emphasized during the processes of globalization and regionalism, that the low politic of "Singapore-Johor Bahru relations” same position of the "Singapore-Malaysia relations ". Therefore, the diplomatic strategy for these two relations may also bring out differently. One can be under the national-state concern strategy, and another can be globalization and regionalism strategy. This analysis is under the “national interest” that are both highlighting in Realism and Liberalism. From the dynamic analysis for “New Convergent Relation Model “find out, the short, medium or long term interest will be take in account for Singapore or Malaysia government to implement the globalization and regionalism strategy. However, this research makes a positive conclusion which both Singapore and Malaysia government will finally go through the globalization and regionalism strategy.