BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT QUARTERLY REVIEW ISSN:2180-2777 (ONLINE)
A Flagship Journal of Community of Research (CoRe)-Management Science (MS) & Faculty of Business Management
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You should cite publications in the text: (Noraini, 2008) using the first named authors' name or (Noraini and Ahmad, 2009) citing both names of two, or (Noraini et al., 2009) where there are three or more authors. At the end of the paper a reference list in alphabetical order should be supplied:
For books, e.g. Zakaria, H. (2009), Business Management, University Publication Centre, Selangor.
For journals, e.g. Zakaria, H. and Karem, A. (2007), "Intranet usage in port industry", Business & Management Quarterly Review, Vol. 12 No. 3, pp. 67-88.
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Thursday, September 6, 2018
Vol. 9. Issue 1/2 2018
By: Zahariah Mohd Zain, Marziah Mokhtar, Arlinah Abdul Rashid, Azlin Shafinaz Arshad, Afiza Azura Arshad, Azitadoly Mohd Ariffin and Nurul Athirah Mohd Nawi, Malaysia
Article 2: The influence of the application of fully insured plans financing mechanisms on employee health services
By: Zeinyta Azra Haroen, and Usman Effendi, Indonesia, and Norzaidi Mohd Daud, Malaysia
Article 3: Transformational leadership, professionality and work discipline on the effect of organizational performance in Indonesian Shariah Banking
By: Usman Effendi, Zeinyta Azra Haroen, Indonesia, and Norzaidi Mohd Daud, Malaysia
Article 4: Evaluation of risk as conducive environment for earning manipulation and moderating role of corporate governance: Empirical study of listed Indian firms
By: Showkat Ahmad Busru, India
Article 5: Theoretical approaches to understand the behavior of Waqf Council in Malaysia
By: Dalila Daud, Malaysia
Monday, July 10, 2017
Vol. 8, Issue. 2, 2017
By: Juliana Mohd Abdul Kadir, Mohamed Aslam and Zarinah Yusof, Malaysia
Article 2: Making the private hospitals accountable in Malaysia: Complexity and compliance
By: Lee, Kwee-Heng, Raja Noriza Raja Ariffin, and Nik Rosnah Wan Abdullah, Malaysia
Article 3: Assessing Theory of Planned Behavior and Knowledge Sharing Behavior using Partial Least Square
By: Zaidi Mohd Aminuddin, Nini Hartini Asnawi and Ayu Rohaidah Ghazali, Malaysia
Article 4: Examining the antecedents of relational behaviors and their effect on knowledge sharing
By: Farah Syazreena Azmi and Norfadzilah Abdul Razak, Malaysia
Article 5: Investigating price control and anti-profiteering regulation: Tackling the GST pricing issue
By: Siaw Yan-Li, Malaysia
Article 6: The implementation of quality management in private and public hospitals in Iran
By: Marieh Akhavan Gooran and John Chandler, United Kingdom
Article 7: The relationship of effective communication and job performance among private television workers
By: Nurul Atiqah Mohd Azlan, Jalilah Jaafar Sidek, Raja Nadiah Raja Ahmad, Nurul Hanani Omar and Syahira Safuan Wong, Malaysia
Article 8: Street turn strategy: Road haulage perception toward it's implementation in Malaysia
By: Nur Farizan Tarudin, Rusalbiah Che Mamat, Azlin Abdul Latif, and Muhammad Izwan Mohd Badrillah, Malaysia
Article 9: Enhancing Islamic micro-finance accountability via community currency
By: Intan Salwani Mohamed, and Nabilah Rozzani, Malaysia
Thursday, March 23, 2017
Vol 8, Issue. 1, 2017
By: Nor Amira Mohamed Rozi dan Zulkifli Abd Latif, Malaysia
Article 2: Preparation on teaching and learning of digital textbook publication for form three assessment (PT3)
By: Siti Anis Aimi Ismail and Zulkifli Abd Latif, Malaysia
Article 3: The impact of e-book sales towards the conventional book production
By: Zidni Nuran Mohamed and Zulkifli Abd Latif, Malaysia
Article 4: The arrival and influence of pelangi cloth in Malaysia Peninsula
By: Mohd Azhar Samin, Malaysia
Article 5: Total design clothing for plus-size young adults
By: Norasliza Abu Bakar and Rosita Mohd Tajuddin, Malaysia
Article 6: Fraud Prevention Framework in Malaysia Local Authorities
By: Razif Rosli, Intan Salwani Mohamed, Nafsiah Mohamed
Monday, December 26, 2016
Vol. 7, Issue 3/4, 2016
By: Sara Chinnasamy, and Muhamad Aqmal Anuar, Malaysia
Article 2: The mediation and political agenda influence of government owned print media towards the implementation of Government Service Tax (GST) system
By: Sara Chinnasamy and Maznira Razak, Malaysia
Article 3: Social media and democratization: A new form of democratic transition
By: Azizul Halim Yahya, Abdul Aziz Azizan, Jalilah Jaafar Sidek and Sara Chinnasamy, Malaysia
Article 4: Web journalism and its democracy in Malaysia: The perspective minority groups
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Article 5: Investigating the non-gendered recruitment characteristics of mining companies in Ghana: The role of sociocultural, psychosocial and organizational design factors
By: Haruna Kilu Rufai, Mohammed-Aminu Sanda and Maria Uden, Sweden
Article 6: Epistimological discussion about digital painting as new media art
By: Mumtaz Mukhtar, Malaysia
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By: Norfadilah Kamaruddin, and Muhammad Aliff Azizan, Malaysia
Article 8: The nature of Malay songket textile patterns
By: Norwani Md Nawawi, Rafeah Legino, Arbaiyah Ab Aziz, Nani Hartina Ahmad and Noor Hafiza Ismail, Malaysia
Article 9: Revisiting legal framework for slope development and maintenance: A comparative study between Malaysia and Hong Kong
By: Siti Sarah Sulaiman, and Rasyikah Md Khalid, Malaysia
Article 10: Geometrical identification of traditional pucuk rebung characteristics design in Malaysia
By: Rafeah Legino, and Syazalia Ruslan, Malaysia
Saturday, September 3, 2016
Vol.7,Issue 2, 2016
By: Nwekpa Kenneth and Ewans Chukwuma, Nigeria
Article 2: Equality or Justice? The position of labour law in Jordan, the UAE and England of discrimination against women in the light of the requirements of CEDAW
By: Firas, Kasassbeh, UAE
Article 3: Individual level approach to de-stress the stress
by: Jyotirmayee, Choudhury, India
Article 4: Qualitative based research approach for social science
By: Devika Nadarajah, Malaysia
Article 5: Influence factors of ridesharing services adoption in Kuala Lumpur
By: Razieman Mohd Yusof, Norminsham Abdul Karim and Azimah Daud, Malaysia
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2016, Special Issue (IT at Workplaces)
By: Nur Shuhaida Abd Rahim, Malaysia
Article 2: Remedy System at D Company
By: Nur Atiqah Shahbuddin, Malaysia
Article 3: Electronic Ordering System at MD
By: Nur Aqeela Saaid, Malaysia
Article 4: Great Pizza Service (GPS) Pizza Tracker
By: Nor Hidayah Abd Rahman, Malaysia
Article 5: Information System Project Implementation in DH Forwarding Co.
By: Nor Hafiza Omar, Malaysia
Article 6: Queue Management System (QMS) at S Specialist
By: Nik Wan Fatma Iylia Wan Abdul Kadir, Malaysia
Article 7: Paperless Working Paper in Baker Tilly
By: Muhammad Zariff Mohammad Pahmi, Malaysia
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Article 2: Financial Management System: AA Academy
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Article 3: Communication System between Offshore and Onshore Staff in SP
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Article 4: Online Odering System: Mall Retail Department
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Article 5: Inventory System of S Restaurant
By: Nurul Atikah Mohd Salmy, Malaysia
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