Subject(s): Kurds -- Pictorial works | Kurdistan -- Pictorial works Contents:Introduction by Susan Meiselas -- Before the great war : travelers and missionaries as witness -- From empires to nation-states -- Conflicting claims on eastern Turkey -- British occupation of Mesopotamia and the creation of Iraq -- Resistance to centralization in

Subject(s): Employee morale | Job satisfaction | Organizational effectiveness Holdings: ,Book - Reference,Gombak Campus Library,Dzulkifli Abdul Razak Collection,Rector's Collection Shelf,sdr HF 5549.5 M6 B894M 2009,Not for loan,11100393416

Holdings: ,Book - Reference,Gombak Campus Library,Reference Collection,,r QA 76.15 W832D 1984,Not for loan,00000092844

Subject(s): Southeast Asia -- History Holdings: ,Book - Reference,Gombak Campus Library,Dzulkifli Abdul Razak Collection,Rector's Collection Shelf,sdr DS 518.1 B655E 1970,Not for loan,11100428736

Holdings: ,Book - Reference,Gombak Campus Library,Law Collection,,d2 K 3239.6 D879M 2017 v14,Not for loan,11100348501

Holdings: ,Book - Reference,Gombak Campus Library,Dzulkifli Abdul Razak Collection,Rector's Collection Shelf,sdr UA 647 F233C 2013,Not for loan,11100428738

Holdings: ,Book - Reference,Gombak Campus Library,Dzulkifli Abdul Razak Collection,Rector's Collection Shelf,sdr HN 28 P641C 2013,Not for loan,11100408046

Holdings: ,Book - Reference,Gombak Campus Library,Dzulkifli Abdul Razak Collection,Rector's Collection Shelf,sdr PK 6451 F4 M28165 2017,Not for loan,11100407888

Summary: This work offers a hopeful vision to show universities how they can become more innovative, efficient, and true to their mission. It shows how higher education can respond to the forces of disruptive innovation that they are currently facing. The authors offer an analysis of where the traditional university and its traditions have co

Summary: "The first railway line in Malaya was built in 1869 by the ambitious Maharaja Abu Bakar of Johor. Two decades later, the British built an extensive network to facilitate the transport of tin, and later rubber, to the ports. This network remains in use today as a passenger line, stitching together three corners of the peninsula. Fo