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1. English Section
Journals, Proceedings and Books
1.Andaya, Leonard Y ( 2001). The search for the origins of Melayu, Journal of Southeast Asian studies, 32 (3). University of Singapore.
2.Arnheim, Rudolph (2004) Pictures, symbols, and signs. Visual rhetoric in a visual world: A critical sourcebook. Ed. Carolyn Handa. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s , pp 137-151
3.Ariffin, Kamisah , Misyana Susanti Husin (2013). Patterns of language use in shop signs in Malaysian towns. International Refereed Research Journal, IV (3), pp12-20.
4.Ausubel, D., Novak, J., & Hanesian, H. (1978). Educational psychology. A cognitive view, (2nd ed.).New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston
5.Badre, A (2000) The effects of cross cultural interface design orientation on World Wide Web user performance. GVU Tech Reports.
6.Barnard, M. (2005). Graphic design as communication. London: Routledge.
7.Berger, Arthur Asa (1989). Seeing is believing: An introduction to visual communication. Mayfield publishing company, ISBN-0-87484-873-3
8.Bernard J.F. Lonergan (1992). Insight: A study of human understanding, Vol 3 (Collected works of Bernard Lonergan) (First published 1957). University of Toronto press: Scholarly publishing division
9.Chang, Wen-Ting and Lee, Shwu-Ting.(2011). Se shui community landscape planning and C2C design.In 2011 Proc.The 7th annual designed Asia conference 2011. Education into industry: Collaboration, transition and mutation. Hong Kong polytechnic university. Hong Kong.28-29 November, proceedings.
10.Clark. (2007). Moral education in Asia: Pressures, contradictions and future directions. New Zealand journal of teachers’ work. 4(2), pp105-110.
11.Chen, Ping (1999). Modern chinese: History and sociolinguistics (4th ed.). Cambridge: Cambridge university press. ISBN 0-521-64572-7 .
12.Chong, L. (2009). Can Asia become the new centre for graphic design? It’s up to us. In asia pacific Design No. 5 . Hong Kong: sandu publishing, pp 11
13.Choong, K. K. (1991). The contributions of pioneer ink-and- brush painters in Singapore. In the first ink exhibition. Singapore: The management committee, marine parade community club, pp. 15-16.
14.Choong, K. K. (1994). The development and evolution of Malaysian art, compendium of Chinese artist in Malaysia since1957. The KL & amp; Selangor Chinese assembly Hall, pp 6.
15.Denecke, Wiebke.(2011). The dynamics of masters literature: Early Chinese thought from confucius to Han Feizi (pp.38). Harvard university press.
16.Drucker, Johanna (1999) Who's afraid of visual culture?, Art journal, 58(4), pp 36-47, DOI: 10.1080/00043249.1999.10791964
17.Donald A. Norman(1988). The Psychology of Everyday Things. Basic Books Inc.; Paperback Book Club edition.
18.Eastern art Research centre, Malaysia institute of art (1999, August 27 to September 2). Malaysian contemporary art exhibition, China museum of art, Beijing, China (August 27, 1999 to September 2, 1999).
19.Economic Planning Unit (EPU) (1971). Second Malaysia plan 1971–1975. Kuala Lumpur:
20.Government Printers. Ewing, R. (2010). The arts and Australian education: Realizing potential. Australia council for educational research, ACER
21.Eisenstein, Elizabeth (2012). The printing revolution in early modern Europe (2nd ed.). Cambridge University Press. ISDN 978-1107632752.
22.Galdo, D,& Nielson, J (1996). International user interfaces. New Yoke: John Wiley and Sons.
23.Giacchino-Baker, R (1996). New perspectives on diversity: Multicultural metaphors for Malaysia. Multicultural Perspectives, vol. 2, pp 20- 22
24.Geok, H. K. (2010). The models and hard cores: Selective acculturation and racial stratification in Chinese students’ school experience in Malaysia. Asia Pacific Education Review, 11, pp 467–476
25.Glesne, C. (1999). Becoming qualitative researchers: An introduction (2nd ed.). New York: Longman.
26.Government of Malaysia (1976). Third Malaysia plan, 1976-1980. Kuala Lumpur: Government Printer.
27.Government of Malaysia (1991). Sixth Malaysia plan, 1991-1995. Kuala Lumpur: Government Printer.
28.Government of Malaysia (2006). Ninth Malaysia plan, 2006-2010. Kuala Lumpur: Government Printer.
29.Harold, B. (1994). Transformation with industrialization in peninsular Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press.
30.Hofstede, G. (2001) Culture's consequences. Comparing values, behaviors, Institutions, and organizations across Nations. 2nd ed. London: Sage.
31.Hollis, Richard (2012), Graphic design: A concise history, with over 800 illustrations, 29 in colour, Thames a Hudson: world of art, pp11-17.
32.Huang, T. Z. (2003). Further studies intelligence (19). Kuala Lumpur: FSI Center.
33.Kolb, D. A. (1984).Experiential learning. Experience as the source of learning and development, Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.
34.Kwan,Carlo. (1991). A Commentary on Lonergan's "Insight", chapter 8, Taiwan: Universities Press: Monthly review of philosophy and culture, 18 (5), pp 408-41
35.Lee, M.N.N. (1999). The politics of educational change in Malaysia: National context and global influences. In T. Townsend & Y. C. Cheng (Eds.), Educational change and development in the Asia-Pacific region: Challenges for the future. Lisse, the Netherlands: Sweet and Zeilinger Publishers. pp. 107-132.
36.Lee, M.N.N. (2004). Private higher education in Malaysia: Expansion, diversification and consolidation. In Lee, M.N.N. (Ed.), Restructuring higher education in Malaysia. Penang: School of Educational Studies, University Science Malaysia. pp. 47-62.
37.Lee, T. T. & Yeong, W. B. (2010). Curator’s note, inception continuity and beyond. In inception continuity and beyond- an art exhibition of the oriental masters, Kuala Lumpur: OACC, pp15-19
38.Lewin, K. (1946). Action research and minority problems.Journal of Social Issues,2, pp 34–46.
39.Lewin, K. (1952). Group decision and social change. In Readings in social psychology. Edited by G. E Swanson, T. M. Newcomb, and E. L. Hartley, New York: Henry Holt, pp 459–473.
40.Liu, B. C. T. (1996). Education directory 1997/98, volume 1: Private education. Kuala Lumpur: Huazi Resource & Research Centre. Vol(1).
41.Margaret Terry Orr, Ann O’Doherty and Maggie Barber (2012). Designing purposeful and coherent leadership preparation curriculum: A curriculum mapping guide. University Council for Educational Administration, Charlottesville, VA. USA.
42.Marshall, C. & Rossman, G. B. (1998). Designing qualitative research. Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications, Inc.
43.Mauritz, J. (1967). Definition and models in curriculum theory. Educational Theory, 17, pp. 127-140.
44.MDIC (2005). Catalyst for building competitiveness, M.B.a.P.D. Centre (ed.). Selangor: Malaysia Design Innovation Centre.
45.Malaysia Government Statistics (2010), Population (Updated 2 July 2010). Department of Statistics, Malaysia.
46.Malaysian Counseling Magazine (2012, September). Further studies intelligence, 61. Kuala Lumpur, FSI Center.
47.Michel De Certeau (2002).The practice of everyday life, University of california press, ISBN 0-5202-3699- 8 978-0-5202-3699-8, pp 31-36, pp 92-115.
48.Mohamad, M. (1991, February 28). The way forward: Vision 2020. Kuala Lumpur: Inaugural meeting of the Malaysia business council.
49.Morshidi, S. (2006). Transnational higher education in Malaysia: Balancing benefits and concerns through regulations. R.I.H.E International Series, 10 (03), pp 109-126.
50.O’Neill, G. (2010). Initiating curriculum revision: Exploring the practices of educational developers. International Journal for Academic Development, 15(1), pp 61-71.
51.Ong, Z. & Ng, F. W. (2012). Round table discussion: The state of design in Malaysia. rediscovery: ico-D design week Sarawak: Graphic Design Association of Malaysia (wREGA). 2012, pp.1-47.
52.Ornstein, A.C. & Hunkins, F. P. (2009). Curriculum development. In curriculum: foundations, principles and issues (5th ed.) , pp. 194-231. Boston: Allyn and Bacon.
53.Neary, M. (2003). Curriculum concepts and research. In curriculum studies in post-compulsory and adult education: A teacher's and student teacher's study guide , Cheltenham: Nelson Thornes Ltd, pp 33-56
54.Nikitina, L. & Furuoka, F. (2011). Revisiting metaphors for education: A student’s perspective. Asia Pacific Education Review, 12(2), pp311-318.
55.Patton, M. Q. (1990). Qualitative evaluation and research methods. Newbury Park, C.A: Sage.
56.Perumal, M. (1989). Economic growth and income inequality in Malaysia, 1957-1984. Singapore Economic Review, 34(2), pp 33-46
57.Punch, K. F. (1998). Introduction to social research: Quantitative and qualitative approaches. London: Sage.
58.Rasiah, R., Crinis, V. & Lee, H. A. (2015). Industrialization and labor in Malaysia. Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, 20(1), pp77-99.
59.Report of education committee of 1956 (1956). Federation of Malaysia. Government press.
60.Roscoe,K (2004).Lonergan's theory of cognition, constructivism and science education. Science & Education, 13, pp 541-551.
61.Saharabudhe, P. (2005). Design for learning through the arts: Mainstreaming art education in the school curriculum. In education for creativity: Bring the arts and culture into Asian education, . Bangkok: UNESCO ,pp 47-54
62.Saidin, Norliza & Singh, Dalbir & Akramin Mohd Drus, Zainul & Hidayat, Rahmat. (2016). Cultural marker identification for web application design targeted for Malaysian multicultural users. International Journal on Advanced Science Engineering Information Technology. 6(6),pp. 959-965,ISSN: 2088-5334.
63.Salama, A. M., & Wilkinson, N. (Eds.) (2007). Design studio pedagogy: Horizons for the future. U.K.: Urban International Press, Gateshead
64.Shari, I. (2000). Economic growth and income inequality in Malaysia, 1971-95. Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, 5(1-2), pp. 112–124.
65.Siek, H.L. and Chen, T.B. (2012) Strike a balance between practical, spiritual, ecological and aesthetical in design. In 2012 Proc. Art & Design International Conference.,University Technology MARA, Malaysia. Shah Alam, Malaysia, 18-19 April
66.Siew, S. (2011). Liu Kang: Essays on art and culture (1st ed.) (T. T. Teng, Trans.). Singapore: The National Art Gallery Singapore.
67.Singh, J. S. & Mukerjee, H. (1993). Education and national integration in Malaysia: Stocktaking thirty years after independence. International Journal of Education Development, 13(2), pp. 89-102.
68.nodgrass, D. R. (1980). Inequality and economic development in Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press.
69.Standard information for private higher education institutions (2013). Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia. Government Press.
70.Standard information for private higher education institutions (2012). Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia. Government Press.
71.Steever, Sanford B. (1996), "Tamil Writing", in Bright, William; Daniels, Peter T., The world's writing systems, New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 426–430, ISBN 0-19-507993-0
72.Stephen J. Zaccaro, Cary Kemp, Paige Bader (2004). Leader traits and attributes. The nature of leadership. SAGE Publications, London, Chapter 5, pp.101-124.
73.Swann, C (2002). Action research and the practice of design. Design Issues, 18(1), pp.46-61.
74.Tan, A.M. (2002). Malaysian private higher education: Globalisation, privatisation, transformation and marketplaces. London: ASEAN Academic Press
75.Tan, M. H. (2003). Training guide Malaysia (6th ed.) . Selangor: Challenger concept, pp. 80-88.
76.Tan, T. C. (1985). The prospect of nanyang style. Presented in Asian pacific conference on arts education (ASPACAE), Kuala Lumpur.
77.The Star Online (2012, September 14). Terengganu to get varsity modelled after University of London. The Star Online. Retrieved from www.thestars.com.my
78.The Weekly Sun (1913, September 6). The amateur drawing association- microfilm reel NL 2940. Pp.8 [Singapore Lee Kong Chian Reference Library - On shelf]
79.Thorsten, Pattberg.(2011). Shengren-above philosophy and beyond religion .New York: LoD Press.
80.Thorsten, Pattberg (2009). The East-West dichotomy-the conceptual contrast between eastern & western cultures. New York: LoD Press, pp760
81.Tong，A & Robertson, Keith (2008) Political and cultural representation in Malaysian websites. International Journal of Design, 2(2), pp. 67-79.
82.Tsai, Jen-Hui. (1997). A study on Heuristic structure and the application on architectural design teaching. Journal of Architectural, Architectural the Association of Architectural, Taiwan. 22, pp 45-62.
83.UNESCO (1973, January 21-29). International meeting of experts for launching of Malay culture project, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
84.Xia, S. (2000). Nanyang spirit: Chinese migration and the development of southeast Asian art. In Visions & enchantment: Southeast Asian paintings. Singapore: Singapore Art Museum, pp. 18-21
85.Xie M. F. (2004). Education directory 2005-2006. In Huazi Resource & Research Centre. Selangor: Nanyang Newspaper publishing,pp. 97-109
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2. Chinese Section 中文部分
報告，特刊
1. 李耀華 （2009）。馬來西亞華文高等教育發展之路。董總50年特刊， 530-539頁。
2. 沉天奇（2009）。 華文中學改制。馬來西亞華文教育185年簡史（1819年至2004年）, 董總50年特刊， 雪蘭莪：董總。
3. 範立言（2001）。 馬來西亞華人文化節資料集。吉隆玻：馬來西亞中華大會堂總會。
期刊
1. 曹淑瑤 (2007) 馬來西亞「獨立大學」籌建之探討 . 興大歷史學報第19期, 205-233 頁。
2. 鐘瑜（2010）.馬來西亞華人美術史初探，美與時代期刊雜誌 , 第38卷第2期, 84-87頁。
3. 鐘瑜 (2012)., 南洋美術之父—林學大在馬華美術史上的定位，美術研究雜誌，第2期, 77-83頁。
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