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An integrated risk management using Business Model Canvas: designing business model options for The Royal Malaysian Air Force in the digital era by Wan Abd Samad, Wan Abdullah, Ahmad Dahlan, Abdul Rahman

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Risk management and internal control disclosure among Malaysian listed issuers / Raja Adzrin Raja Ahmad … [et al.] by Raja Ahmad, Raja Adzrin, Zakaria, Nor Balkish, Mohamed Yunos, Rahimah, Ahmad, Syahrul Ahmar, Abdullah, Norhidayah

“…The index was developed based on the requirements, under Paragraph 15.26(b) of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad’s Main Market Listing Requirements (‘Listing Requirements’), as guided by the ‘Statement on Risk Management and Internal Control: Guidelines for Directors of Listed Issuers’. …”
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Safety climate in the Malaysian furniture industry by Ooi, Chung Hun

“…Actually, the key to the prevention of occupational accidents, and work-related diseases and the promotion of workers’ health and well-being at work must include: (i) promotion and awareness raising and advocacy; (ii) legal instruments, laws, regulations and their national enforcement, that is labour inspection; (iii) knowledge development; management and dissemination; (iv) technical assistance and cooperation and (v) international collaboration. …”
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A sacred trust?: British administration of the mandate for Palestine, 1920-1936 by Longland, Matthew John

“…Under trusteeship, various forms of local and communal self-government were advanced to provide administrative experience and create a foundation for eventual participation in national self-government; reform ofland tenure and the facilitation of Jewish immigration were intended to promote economic growth and increase prosperity amongst all sections of the population; the government school system was expanded to encourage basic levels of mass literacy and develop vocational knowledge of modern agricultural techniques; and the mandatory administration sought to create local, self-sufficient civilian forces to uphold public security. Such policies allowed British officials to justify their presence in Palestine through discourses of 'progress' and 'improvement', which were required irrespective of any British commitments made to support Zionism.…”
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Language, communication and intercultural understanding in peacekeeping operations by Najjah Salwa Abd Razak, Ramli H Nik, Kaseh Abu Bakar, Mhd Faizal Mhd Ramli

“…The deployment of the Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) in the various operations since 1960 has clearly attained international recognition. …”
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AdvantAGE: a start-up of recruitment service for mature talent by Choo, Chern Ken

“…This aging trend would bring unique challenges to the nation especially in areas of employment, income security and aged care. The main aim of this start-up is to assist retirees in Malaysia in gaining access to a wide variety of job opportunities while allowing them to embrace active ageing. …”
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Generalised fleet maintenance modelling by Reyes Campaña, Héctor Rodrigo

“…It is well known that countries try to maintain the peace and security of their borders by investing in the weapon systems of their armed forces. …”
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Learning-based conceptual framework for threat assessment of multiple vehicle collision in autonomous driving by Muzahid, Abu Jafar Md, Syafiq Fauzi, Kamarulzaman, Rahim, Md Abdur

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Dasar Pertahanan Negara: analisa ke atas Angkatan Tentera Malaysia (ATM) dalam konsep pertahanan menyeluruh (HANRUH) by Muhamad Ridzuan, Hashim

“…The development of the NDP also involves the implementation of the Total Defense Concept (HANRUH) which places the MAF as the first line of defense in defending national security and defense and assisted by volunteer forces as the second line and other agencies as well as the public as the third line of HANRUH. …”
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State and non-state actors participation in management of Sudanese refugees in Chad by Nour, Hissein Araby

“…Moreover, this study identified important factors that caused low participation of stakeholders in the management of the Sudanese refugees’ disaster in the country, internal factors which include, inadequate support from government (inadequate security and poor funding assistance) and internal issues (economic crisis, election and Boko Haram insurgency), external factors which comprise, frequent humanitarian crisis (inadequate funding and inadequate personnel).The study significantly contributed to the overall perspectives of how actors should be directly and indirectly influencing management of crisis in Chad. …”
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