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Author: Asmiaty AmatISBN: 978-967-2166-23-8 Year of publication: 2018Price: RM 65.00, USD 16.00, EUR 15.00Language: Malay

Mediation in the Development of Novels in Sabah (2019)This book traces the chronology of Sabah’s novels that have a unique history. The developmental history of Sabah’s novel is not just a reflection of the literary history itself. Contextual factors that affecting the background of society and authors, institutions and readers shape the formation and development of the novels in the state. These are known as mediators or environmental (social) factors. This environmental factors that are fundamental to the production of a novel is also linked to the shape and thought of the work (art) produced by the author itself. Therefore, this book is an integrated study that offers a dual (social and artistic) study between the context of novel development and the internal form of the text.

Editors: Ramli Dollah, Mohd. Faizal Rashid, Eko Prayitno JokoISBN: 978-967-2166-25-2Year of publication: 2019Price: RM 65.00, USD 16.00, EUR 15.00Language: Malay

Sabah in Malaysia-Indonesia Relations (2019)Sabah in the Malaysia-Indonesia Relations debates on the Malaysia-Indonesia relations that are shaped by the diversity of factors such as ‘brother-sister’ type of relations that were established long before the colonial arrived in the region. Thus, the book was created to see the uniqueness of these two neighbours of this region. Focusing on Sabah, this book offers a unique and interesting study to explore because the relationship of these marginal regions cannot be explained by looking at the macro-level relationship. Although there are some conflicts and problems that hinder the relations between the two countries, especially in Sabah, these issues are only part of the narrative in the relations between the two countries. These conflicts and issues should not be overlooked as many other issues can lead to a better in understanding the relations between the two countries.

Authors: Ismail IbrahimISBN: 978-967-2166-43-6Year of publication: 2019Price: RM 175.00, USD 45.00, EUR 40.00Language: English

Murut Motifs and Designs Heritage (2019)Custom, culture and habits that were once practised by the Murut clan are highly valuable heritage assets. The demonstration of Murut motifs are closely linked with their everyday lifestyle. Life that is dependent on natural resources and located within the vicinity of the highlands makes the Murut clan innovative and skilled in producing creations that are intended for the needs of their daily life. This can be seen in the designs on the surface of weavings, body decorations, carvings, hunting signs as well as the decorative styles in attires; all these represent features that are characterized by nature has extremely valuable philosophies. Apart from the purpose of daily use, these motifs are displayed in custom and cultural ceremonies to show their importance in the scope of the life of this community. This book not only record and document motifs that are the breaths of life of this community, but it also functions as an identification tool and an iconology that highlight the unique culture of the Murut clan. Paradoxically, these motifs are beginning to lapse in the memory of the younger generation and the efforts of the author in gathering and recording data for over 10 years, is timely. This book is appropriate as the main reference for students and researchers interested in continuing the study of this community in the future.

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This book presents a quantitative result from the elemental Inductively Coupled Plasma – Optical Emission Spectrometry (hereafter known as ICP-OES) analysis for three bronze gongs and 10 copper alloy artefacts from the shipwreck site off the northernmost tip of Borneo, Tanjung Simpang Mengayau Wreck the oldest shipwreck discovered in Malaysian waters. Despite

various tools and techniques to obtain the elemental composition of metal artefacts, ICP-OES is considered modern and reliable analytical chemical instrument for these bronze artefacts from shipwreck and museum collection. The analyzed artefacts from the cargo, based on the decoration of ceramics pottery, patinas AD – 1279 AD. The elemental data would pertain the metal present in China and reflects the maritime trade by the Chinese to the Southeast Asian countries during the time period.

Wild fungi have beautiful shapes, colours, some with sweet distinctive smell and uniqueness, which play an enormous contribution in many aspects of our life. Little is known about the species diversity and distribution of wild fungi in Malaysia in spite of knowing that there are enormous species to be discovered and documented. This book is to share knowledge and

photos of the fungi kingdom found in Sabah. The species were photographed in their natural habitat intended to show the variety of colours, shapes and uniqueness in their respective natural habitats. It will create awareness on the diversity and distribution of wild fungi, research opportunities in the field of mycology in Malaysia and simply to instil love for nature. Hopefully, it will also create networking for collaboration in the research, publication and identification for the wild fungi of Sabah.

Shipwreck Archaeometallurgy: Tanjung Simpang Mengayau Wreck (2018)Baszley Bee B. Basrah Bee, Noumie Surugau & Masyella Masbaka • ISBN 978-967-2166-13-9 RM 60.00, USD 15.00, EUR 14.00Language: English

Wild Fungi of Sabah: A Pictorial Documentation (2018)Piakong Mohd. Tuah, Markus Atong & Nur Zaida Zahari • ISBN 978-967-2166-12-2 RM 65.00, USD 16.00, EUR 15.00Language: English

The Price of National Sovereignty: The Invasion of Sulu and Its Impact on the security of East Coast Sabah (2019)Ismail Ali, Lai Yew Meng & Asmiaty Amat • ISBN 978-967-2166-41-2RM 55.00, USD 14.00, EUR 13.00Language: Malay

The infamous “Lahad Datu intrusion” by a group of Sulu militants back in early 2013 was undeniably a blemish in the history of Malaysia’s national security. . The “Lahad Datu Incident”, which took the lives of a number of security personnel, has not only significantly impacted on Malaysia’s national psyche, but equally saw the resurgence of awareness amongst stakeholders

of Malaysian national security regarding the salience of border security and the corresponding need to ensure the readiness/effectiveness of the security apparatus in defending the nation’s territorial sovereignty and integrity from external threats.The purpose of this edited volume is to provide a scholarly view on the “2013 Lahad Datu Incident” by incorporating a cross-disciplinary study to produce a more in-depth analysis and holistic interpretation of this “watershed” episode of Malaysia’s national security. It is in lieu of such objectives that the contents of this volume have been purposefully arranged to systematically address and reflect on the related issues and queries regarding this national, and more specifically, Sabah state security phenomenon. It is hoped that this informative and scholarly volume would furnish a more comprehensive, not to mention, accurate interpretation and understanding concerning the dynamics and reasons behind this co-called “Sulu militant” intrusion as well as the compendium of measures undertaken by Malaysia’s security forces in nullifying this external threat in the east coast of Sabah.

The effort to explore the nature and cosmology of one society is not easy. This book tries to explain these aspects in stages and themes, starting with the discussion on the meaning of death from some human and socio-cultural approach of the Bajau’s. Apart from that, the Bajau’s views on death rituals also seem to be dominated by belief in supernatural beings and

strata systems or social hierarchies. Today, cultural behavior towards customs and rituals of death shows that Bajau’s natural and cosmological view seems to be syncretism. However, it is not possible that changes will take place drastically in the future as the process of purification of Islam among the Bajau’s is ongoing. Practices and traditional rituals in the customs of Bajau’s death have continued to this day as its meaning and function are still very much needed. The author hoped that even this book is an academic in nature, it has been re-write to cater to a public readership will contribute significantly to the study of the culture of indigenous peoples of Sabah, especially to provide useful information and cultural documentation of the Bajau community.

The Customary and the Ritual of Death: Exploring the Natural and Cosmological View of the Bajau Society (2018)Halina Sendera Mohd Yakin • ISBN 978-967-2166-20-7 RM 55.00, USD 14.00, EUR 13.00Language: Malay

Travel Note Series 1: This book is based on the actual experience of the authors about their exploration to several places in Borneo. Reading this book is like reading a novel full of real events. It begins with the chapter on tracking the culture of the tribe called Iranun. There is a conflict going on between the Moro army and the Philippine government at the time of this writing and the

tension is surely felt by the authors. In the following chapters, the authors share the experience of a challenging journey across the hills of the Crocker Range which is the backbone of Mount Kinabalu. Meetings with the people of the highlands known as Murut have yielded some exploration of life and customary practices of the Muruts based on their surrounding environment This book will provide a ground for the new exploration of various tribes who inhabits the island of Borneo in the coming second series of this travel notes

Travel Note Series 1: Borneo Heritage Trail (2016)Ismail Ibrahim, Humin Jusilin, Zaimie Sahibil & Mohd. Puad BebitISBN 978-967-0521-77-0 RM 140.00, USD 36.00, EUR 33.00Language: Malay

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Coastal Environmental Profile of Sulu Sea is providing baseline information from various fields of marine science particularly marine flora and fauna within the islands and coastal areas of Sulu Sea. This book can be used as reference to support the development and management of Tun Mustapha Park. The authors of each chapter of this book have presented the significant

insights into the status of marine bio-resources and threats to the marine resources. This book is also especially targeted to support the scientific database of Coral Triangle Imitative (CTI) and contribute to achieving the target stipulated in the Malaysia’s National Plan of Action for CTI.

Coastal Environmental Profile: Sulu Sea, Sabah, Malaysia (2019)Ejria Saleh, Andy Russel Mojiol & Ridzwan Abdul RahmanISBN 978-967-2166-18-4 RM 55.00, USD 14.00, EUR 13.00Language: English

The best education system provides the best education to all children, irrespective of their ethnic group or socio-economic background. Malaysian education system aims to ensure that all children, irrespective of who their parents are and where they are schooling, will be equipped with the basic needs to succeed in their future educational endeavours and eventually in daily

life and the workforce. Malaysian education system strives to narrow the socio-economic gap, between rural and urban as well as gender in student achievement by 2020. Reducing socioeconomic disparities between rural and urban are likely to have an impact on the achievement gap among students. The education system in Malaysia will actively support social mobility by providing additional supports to those who are less fortunate, and thus ensure socio-economic background of students is no longer a determinant factor of their success in life.

Education for Underprivileged Primary and Secondary Students in Malaysia (2018)Lay Yoon Fah • ISBN 978-967-2166-28-3 RM 55.00, USD 14.00, EUR 13.00Language: English

Fisheries and Aquaculture Development in Sabah: implications for Society, Culture and Ecology builds on a trend in studies of social change of taking the environment seriously. Coming from the disciplines of sociology, economics and marine science the authors deal with issues of sustainability in economic, social and ecological terms. The overall political ecology approach

of the book diversifies into sub themes as the chapters engage with frameworks on the ecological limits of economic development, entitlements and well-being, participatory development, gender and knowledge production, science and citizenship as well as the symbolic and material value of national and international borders.

Fisheries and Aquaculture Development in Sabah: Implications for Society, Culture and Ecology (2017)Fadzilah Majid Cooke, Ejria Saleh & Lee Hock Ann • ISBN 978-967-0521-85-5 RM 55.00, USD 14.00, EUR 13.00Language: English

Holistic Development and Security for ESSZONE (2019)Diana Peters, Jennifer Chan Kim Lian, Gusni Saat, Abentin Estim & Martin A. SebastianISBN 978-967-2166-35-1 RM 60.00, USD 15.00, EUR 14.00Language: English

This book is an attempt to contextualise the issues occurring in this part of the region which is not only solely constrained by security in the traditional sense, but also to ensure the livelihoods of citizens are being protected. The four pillars for a holistic approach identified in this book are based on the inputs by stakeholders in four workshops organised in throughout 2016,

under the same theme. It is realised that the challenges to the security of Eastern Sabah has many faces – piracy, illicit trafficking, and kidnappings – and these challenges are evolving. As such, an all-encompassing solution is needed.

Blue Growth and Blue Economy in the Context of Development Policies and Priorities in Malaysia highlights the significance of introducing ecological perspectives to seafood production and explains the contribution of this sector to sustainable development goals.Structured in five chapters, the book explains the relevance of harmonizing the three interconnected elements: economic

growth, environmental compatibility and social inclusion in seafood security. There are radical ideas in this book that require bold policy decisions for a more applied and problem-solving research, giving due credence to scientific advice in decision-making, graduate employment, the imperatives of aligning national development priorities with the global development goals.

Blue Growth and Blue Economy in the Context of Development Policies and Priorities in Malaysia (2019)Saleem Mustafa & Abentin Estim • ISBN 978-967-2166-38-2RM 65.00, USD 16.00, EUR 15.00Language: English

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YEAR TITLE AUTHOR/EDITOR ISBN

2019 Coastal Environmental Profile: Sulu Sea, Sabah, Malaysia

Ejria Saleh, Andy Russel Mojiol & Ridzwan Abdul Rahman

978-967-2166-18-4

2019 Holistic Development and Security for ESSZONE Diana Peters, Jennifer Chan Kim Lian, Gusni Saat, Abentin Estim & Martin A. Sebastian

978-967-2166-35-1

2019 Peacebuilding and Sustainable Human Development: The Pursuit of the Bangsamoro Right to Self-Determination

Ayesah Uy Abubakar 2364-4024

2019 Procedure Manual – A Guide to Students Practising Nurses

Deena Clare Thomas, Bella Puvok & Soong Shui Fun

978-967-2166-26-9

2018 Atmosphere and Ocean an Introduction to Marine Science

Than H.Aung,Madihah Jafar Sidik, Ejria Saleh, Muhammad Ali S. Hussien

978-967-5224-99-7

2018 Education for Underprivileged Primary and Secondary Students in Malaysia

Lay Yoon Fah 978-967-2166-28-3

2018 Mentor-Mentee Handbook Soong Shui Fan, Bella Puvok, Narasappa Kumaraswamy

978-967-2166-11-5

2018 Model- Building Approach in Multiple Regression Zainodin Hj.Jubok, Khuneswari Gopal Pillay, Noraini Abdullah

978-967-2166-14-6

2018 Multiple Choice Question on Basic Medical Sciences

Urban John Arnold D’Souza 978-967-2166-15-3

2018 Shipwreck Archaeometallurgy Tanjung Simpang Mengayau

Baszley Bee B. Basrah Bee, Noumie Surugau, Masyella Masbaka

978-967-2166-13-9

2018 Wild Fungi of Sabah a Pictorial Documentation Piakong Mohd. Tuah, Markus Atong, Nur Zaida Zahari

978-967-2166-12-2

2017 Assessment in Higher Education Institutions in Malaysia

Jennifer Chan Kim Lian & Vincent Pang 978-967-0521-86-2

2017 Exemplary Teaching and Learning: Attributes and Practices in Science and Mathematics Education

Lay Yoon Fah 978-967-0521-96-1

2017 Fisheries and Aquaculture Development in Sabah: Implications for Society, Culture and Ecology

Fadzilah Majid Cooke, Ejria Saleh & Lee Hock Ann

978-967-0521-85-5

2017 Industrial and Organizational: Psychology Issues in Southeast Asia

Alfred Chan Huan Zhi, Murnizam halik & Chua Bee Seok

978-967-0521-31-2

2017 Smart School Teachers’ Thinking Endeavour Hamzah Md. Omar & Mohd Khairuddin Abdullah

978-967-0521-95-4

2017 Tales from the Land Below the Wind Hamzah Md. Omar, Mohd Khairuddin Abdullah & Abdul Rashid Mohamed

978-967-0521-94-7

2016 Introduction to Quantitative Approach in Educational Research

Lay Yoon Fah & Khoo Chwee Hoon 978-967-5224-73-2

2016 Islamic Banking – An Introduction to Islamic Banking

Hanudin Amin @ Abdul Rahim Abd. Rahman

978-967-0521-64-1

2016 Job Satisfaction and Psychological Health: Malaysian and UK Firefighters

Mohd. Dahlan Hj. Malek 978-967-0251-30-0

2016 Protected Area and Recreation Management Phua Mui How, Maznah Mahali, Kamlisa Uni Kamlun

978-967-0521-63-3

2015 Malaysia’s Relations with Saudi Arabia 1957-2003 Asmady Idris 978-967-0521-52-7

2015 Wood Species of Sabah: An Illustrated Guide Liew Kang Chiang, Shirley M. Bakansing, Azli Sulid

978-967-0521-00-8

2015 The Development and Management of Cooperatives in Malaysia

Mohd. Khairuddin Hashim & Syed Azizi Wafa Syed Khalid Wafa

978-967-0521-53-4

2015 Teasers of Chemical Engineering and Technology Ravindra Pogaku 978-967-0521-60-2

2015 The Ecological Paradigm in Seafood Security (Inaugural Lecture)

Saleem Mustafa 978-0521-48-0

2014 Accounting for Islamic Bank Transactions Hanudin Amin 978-967-5224-06-5

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2014 Curriculum Evaluation: An Application in Smart School Curriculum Implementation

Vincent Pang 983-2369-26-6

2014 English Grammar: A Focus on Subject-Verb Agreement

Gan Lee Ping 978-967-0521-30-5

2014 Basic Characterisation of Natural Bornean Oil Palm Shell and its Heavy Metal Adsorption

Harry Chong Lye Hin, Chia Pui San 978-967-0521-43-5

2014 Principle of Water Analysis for Environmental Science

Mohd. Harun Abdullah 978-967-5224-92-8

2014 Thoughts and Tools in Environmental Management Vun Leong Wan 978-967-0521-32-9

2014 Management Styles of Malaysian Manager: A Cross-Cultural Perspective (Inaugural Lecture)

Syed Azizi Wafa Syed khalid Wafa 978-967-0521-24-4

2013 Bank, Stock Market and Economic Growth Wong Hock Tsen 978-967-0521-13-8

2013 Multiliteracies in Education: Form of Literacy in English in Schools in Malaysia

Ambigapathy Pandian et al. 978-967-5224-69-0

2013 Problem-Based Learning: The Use of Real-Case Scenarios for Facilitators

Krishna Dilip Murthy 978-967-0521-20-6

2012 The Malaysian Labour Market, Industrial Relations and Industrial Psychology: Issues and Trends

Balan Rathakrishnan, eds. et al. 978-967-0521-02-2

2011 Business & Finance: Emerging Issues Norazah Mohd Suki 978-967-5224-79-9

2011 Economic Development in Sarawak, Malaysia: An Empirical Inquiry

Fumitaka Furuoka 978-967-5224-60-7

2011 Monetary Economic: Issues & Challenges Caroline Geetha 978-967-5224-70-6

2011 Handbook of Obstetrics Shirley Aye 978-967-5224-81-2

2011 Manual of Basic Surgical Procedures Sabah Hassan Ketan Aldaragee 978-967-5224-55-3

2011 Medical Quiz: Human Anatomy Tin Tin Myint 978-967-5224-47-8

2011 The Versatile Algae: An Organism for The Future (Inaugural Lecture)

Ann Anton 978-967-5224-76-8

2010 Doing Business in the Global Economy: An Islamic Perspective

Rosita Catherine Chong & Alex Anderson

978-967-5224-41-6

2010 Consumerism in Malaysia: Mass Media, Lifestyles and Identities

Andreas Totu 978-967-5224-29-4

2010 Sabah Priority Issues: Setting the Course for Change

Ramzah Dambul et al. 978-967-5224-45-4

2010 Issues in Second Language Learning and Teaching in Sabah

Junaidah Januin et al. 978-967-5224-31

2010 Diagnosis of Common Bleeding Disorders (A Basic Laboratory Manual for Coagulation Tests)

A. Thiruchelvam 978-967-5224-62-1

2010 From Molecules to Memory Perumal Ramasamy 978-983-2369-31-1

2010 Physical Examinaton of a Surgical Patient Sabah Hassan Ketan Aldaragee 978-967-5224-46-1

2010 Bioleaching of Nickel Ores Pogaku Ravindra & Kodali Bharathi 978-967-5224-37-9

2010 Current Research in Food Science and Nutrition Chye Fook Yee & Lee Jau Shya 978-983-2369-30-1

2010 The Rattan Processing and Transformation Industry in Malaysia

Razak Wahab et al. 978-967-5224-32-4

2010 Rural Health: The Way Forward (Inaugural Lecture) Osman Ali 978-967-5224-59-1

2009 Malaysia and Islam in the Global Context Rosnah Ismail & Uichol Kim 978-967-5224-12-6

2009 Products and Process Optimization Using Response Surface Methodology

Awang Bono et al. 978-983-2369-80-6

2008 Human Capital in Malaysia: Current and Future Challenge

Roselina Ahmad Saufi et al. 987-983-2369-83-7

2008 Hegemonic Powers, Radical Politics & Developmental State: The Case of Indonesia - Malaysia Political Relations During the Cold War

Mohd. Noor Yazid 987-983-2369-59-2

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2008 Gate to Gastrointestinal Malignancy Sabah Hassan Ketan Aldaragee 978-983-2369-91-2

2008 Introduction to Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Kyaw Naing 978-983-2369-92-9

2008 Medical Quiz: Physiology Urban D’ Souza & Dilip Murthy 978-967-5224-03-4

2008 Antioxidant and Antibacterial Properties of Honey Chye Fook Yee & Ng Xiao Wen 978-967-5224-02-7

2008 Climate Change and The Energy Challenge Mohd. Noh Dalimin & Alona C. Linatoc 978-983-2369-88-2

2007 The History & Development of Violincello Technique

Halina Ostojska-Rubczak 978-983-2369-64-6

2007 Women at Work: Perspectives on Workplace and Family

Rosnah Ismail 983-2643-89-9

2007 Malaysian Adolescents and MTV: A Search for Identity

Haryati Abdul Karim 1823-1055

2007 Aid on Neck Endocrine Surgery Sabah Hassan Ketan Aldaragee 978-983-2369-65-3

2007 First Aid to MRCSED (Ophthalmology) Datu Kamarudin Datu Mudin et al. 978-983-2369-71-4

2007 Issues and Challenges of Seagrasses with special Reference to Sabah

Josephine Gumpil & Rajith N De Silva 978-983-2369-61-5

2007 Marine BioValley Saleem Mustafa 978-983-40591-3-2

2006 Teaching Musical Concepts: The Standard Classroom Percussion & The Malaysian Folk Instruments

Agnes Ku Chun Moi 983-2369-16-9

2006 Characterization of UV Initiated SagoStarch-g-Poly (Acrylic Acid)

Lee Jau Shya et al. 983-2369-28-2

2004 Second Language Writing: An Investigation into the Writing Skills of Malaysia Primary School Pupils

Siti Katijah Johari 983-2641-07-1

2004 Current Trends in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

Sazali Yaacob, R Nagarajan, Ali Chekima & G. Sainarayanan

983-2369-14-2

2004 Artificial Egg Collection Technique for African Catfish, Clarias Gariepinus

Arun Prasad Baidya et al. 983-2643-47-3

2004 Artifical Egg Collection Technique for Patin, Pangasius Hypophthalmus

Arun Prasad Baidya et al. 983-2643-48-1

2003 Induced Spawning Technique of Mouse Grouper Cromileptes Altivelis

Shigeharu Senoo, Rossita Shapawi & Ridzwan Abdul Rahman

983-2643-30-9

2003 Silviculture and Ecology of Rattan Aminuddin Mohammad 983-2369-01-9

2003 Molecular Cell Biology, Biodiversity and Biotechnology (Inaugural Lecture)

Ho Coy Choke 983-2369-04-5

2002 The 1999 Sabah State Election: A Vote for Continuity, Change and Development

Lai Yew Meng 983-2641-02-0

2001 Archetypes in the Cosmogonic Myths of the Australian Aboriginal People & The Kadazandusuns of Sabah

Mary Ellen Gidah 983-2188-64-4

2001 The Resurgence of Chinese Nationalism: Implications Towards the Regional Security of East Asia

Lai Yew Meng 983-2188-60-1

2001 Code-Switching as a Discourse Mode: A Study of a Kadazandusun Family

Jeannet Stephen 983-2188-75-X

2001 Coleccion de Poemas Escritos en Espanol por Estudiantes de Espanol en UMS

Ana Fabiola Rojas-Rojas 983-2188-63-6

2000 Negotiating the Chinese American Identity in the Cosmological Sphere of the YIN & YANG

Sim Chee Cheang 983-2188-28-8

2000 The Sabah Malay Dialect: Phonological Structures & Social Functions

Jane Wong Kon Ling 983-2188-35-0

2000 Application of Finite Difference and Finite Element Methods for Thermal Problems

Mohamed El-Shayeb & Yeo Kiam Beng 983-2369-00-2

1999 China and East Asian Security in the Post-Cold War Era

Lai Yew Meng 983-2188-04-0

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