The WTO tarade policy regimes and the welfare discourse: searching for the symbiosis by Ahamat, Haniff

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Seeking respect, fairness, and community : low-wage migrants, authoritarian regimes, and the everyday urban by Kathiravelu, Laavanya

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Initial study of multiple excitation source for electrical resistance tomography in steel pipe application by Yasmin, Abdul Wahab, Syazwani Amanina, Syakyean, Zainah, Md. Zain, Nor Maniha, Abd Ghani, Maziyah, Mat Noh

“…A lot of researches have been made using ERT to iden-tify a liquid-gas regime in the steel pipe focused on improving image resolution of the regime. …”
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The nature and dynamics of human rights violation in Bangladesh: an analysis by Quddus, S. M. Abdul, Hoque, Morshadul

“…Our point of departure is that human right violations of citizens constitute a significant problem in Bangladesh. Historically, all regimes showed dissatisfactory records of human right protection of weak section of the society and particularly political opponent of the regime. …”
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The Singaporean welfare state system : with special reference to public housing and the CPF by Teo, Youyenn

“…This chapter illuminates the ways in which the Singapore state’s approach toward public goods, despite its recent heavy rhetoric around ‘social inclusion’ and some moves toward expansion, maintains a limited sense of mutual obligations among citizens and instead institutionalizes individualism and differentiated deservedness. This is a welfare regime in which access to public housing, healthcare, childcare, and retirement security continues to depend upon specific constellations of individualized practices. …”
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The making of Malaya: on the Malayan Film Unit’s Cold War moving Images by Hee, Wai Siam

“…The MFU produced a large number of historical and geographical documentaries in support of the British colonial regime and the Singaporean and Malayan autonomous governments. …”
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Brunei Darussalam as ASEAN’s 2021 chair by Bukit, Mathew L., Sworn, Hannah Elyse

“…However, these efforts ran into resistance as Myanmar’s military regime prevaricated on the five-point consensus, and intra-ASEAN fissures hindered the body’s response. …”
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The 1976 Bali Summit: ASEAN shifts gears by Desker, Barry

“…A discussion of the decision to hold the Summit and its outcomes requires an appreciation of the genesis for the establishment of ASEAN in 1967, a recognition of the challenges faced by ASEAN in its formative years and the climate of uncertainty in the region following the emergence of communist regimes in Indochina in 1975, and an awareness that bilateral relationships among ASEAN Member States (AMS) at that time were uneasy and characterised by mutual suspicions.…”
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Introduction to Enzyme Immobilization by Roshanida, A. Rahman, Shalyda, Md Shaarani

“…In addition, there is a recurring obstacle in the various industries where biocatalysis can be used: the application of enzyme catalysis in chemical processes is limited by the lack of stability of enzymes at high temperatures or in turbulent flow regimes, as well as in potentially toxic solvents (Chapman et al., 2018)…”
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