Usrah as a principle of good governance at the International Islamic University Malaysia by Awang Abdul Muizz Awang Marusin, Mohd. Azri Ibrahim, Suraya Sintang

“…Findings shown that the management of Usrah was able to practice good governance. This was contributed by the members themselves who understand the principles of good governance, who are skillful in organising internal and external Usrah activities, and who are able to main personal and collective leadership and management. …”
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Human rights and consumer education for better quality of life by Mohd Hamdan Adnan

“…By everyone understanding human rights and consumer rights it is hope that the world can be a better place, not only through good governance but also justice in the market-place. …”
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The Nexus between Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Electricity Access, Governance and Human Development: Evidence from Asia-Pacific Countries by Debbra Toria Nipo, Jaratin Lily, Sidah Idris, Saizal Pinjaman, Imbarine Bujang

“…The findings suggest that increased ICT adoption and electricity access, coupled with good governance, are crucial in improving people’s quality of life, thereby promoting greater human development. …”
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Effects of leadership style on organizational climate at a selected government agency in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah by Estherwene Philip, Dzurizah Ibrahim, Kee Y. Sabariah Kee Mohd Yussof

“…Without effective leadership and good governance at organizations, it is impossible to achieve and sustain effective administration, achieve goals, sustain quality and deliver first-rate services. …”
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