Assoc. Prof. TPr Dr. Jamalunlaili Abdullah

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CURRICULUM VITAE

NAME ASSOC. PROF. DR. JAMALUNLAILI BIN ABDULLAH
DATE OF BIRTH 30 September 1965
POST Deputy Dean (Academic)
Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam, Selangor

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS:
Ph.D, City and Regional Planning 1997
Cornell University, New York, U.S.A

Master of Urban and Regional Planning 1989
Virginia Commonwealth University, Virginia, U.S.A

Bachelor of Science, Urban and Regional Planning 1987
East Carolina University, North Carolina, U.S.A

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

Corporate Member, Malaysian Institute of Planners. (562/09)

Registered Town Planner, Lembaga Perancang Bandar Malaysia (since 2009)

EXPERIENCES:

(a) Academic

Lecturer/ Assoc. Prof., Department of Town and May 1997 - Present
Regional Planning, Faculty of Architecture, Planning
and Surveying, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam.

Director, Entrepreneurial Human Capital Development June 2011 -
Centre / Institut Tunas Mekar Tun Abdullah, June 2014
Malaysian Academy of SME and Entrepreneurship
Development (MASMED),
Universiti Teknologi MARA Malaysia,

Head, Centre for Environmental Design and Management 2008 -2011
Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying (FSPU),
Universiti Teknologi MARA Malaysia, Shah Alam,

Head, Department of Town and Regional Planning, Jan. 2003 –
Faculty of Architecture, Planning and May 2005
Surveying, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam.
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Ron Lister Visiting Fellow (academic staff) July 2010-
Department of Geography, Otago University, Jan 2011
Dunedin, New Zealand (sponsored by Otago U)
Visiting Scientist, Graduate School of Engineering, May 2003 and Aug
Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan 2008 (2 weeks each)
(sponsored by Japanese Society for Promotion of Science)

Visiting Scientist, Center for Southeast Asia Studies, June 2004 (1 week)
Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan
(sponsored by Japanese Society for Promotion of Science)

Part-time Lecturer, Department of Estate Management, June 2003 - 2006
Faculty of Built Environment, Universiti Malaya,
Kuala Lumpur

Part-Time Lecturer, Department of Urban Studies & Aug. 1997- 2001
Planning, Faculty of Arts and Social Science, & 2006
Universiti Malaya, Kuala Lumpur

Guest Lecturer, Kolej Tentera Laut 2000 - 2010
Di Raja (KDSI1) , Markas TLDM, Lumut.

Guest Lecturer, Institute of Housing Study (Australia) 2000-present
Study tour of Malaysia

Teaching Assistant, Statistics Course for Bachelor August - Dec.1996
and Master Levels, Cornell University, New York.

Teaching Assistant, Public Policy Processes, Jan - May 1994
Cornell in Washington D.C. Program, Washington.

(b) Professional Experiences / Expertise

Council Member, Malaysian Institute of Planners, 2011-2013

Chair, Education and Accreditation Committee, Malaysian Institute of Planners (2011-
2013)

External Examiner, Master and Ph.D.Theses, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (Master
and Ph.D), Universiti Sains Malaysia (Ph.D) and Universiti Malaya (Master)

Panel Member, Public Objections Hearing Committee of Kuala Lumpur Local Plan
2020, Kuala Lumpur City Hall, 2008-2009

Editorial Board Member, Planning Malaysia, Journal of the Malaysian Institute of
Planners, 2005 – present (Scorpus-indexed journal).

Editorial Board, Mitran Journal, 2012

Founding Editorial Board, Asean Entrepreneurship Journal, MASMED, UiTM 2012.

Referee, Built Environment Journal, FSPU, 2008.

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Referee, Journal of Geography and Regional Planning, Lagos, Nigeria.

Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei Specialist, Kroch Library, Cornell University, New York.
Assist in collected and expansion of the world’s most comprehensive collection of
research materials on Southeast Asia, 1992-1997

Researcher, Bureau of Science, Technology and the Environment, Institute of
Strategic and International Studies (ISIS) Malaysia. 1991

Assistant to the Zoning Administrator/Intern, Chesterfield Country Planning
Department, Virginia, USA. Prepared Recommendations to the Board of Supervisors
on Zoning Drainage and Mobile Home Permit Requests, Enforced Zoning Codes,
1988-1990

Intern, Pitt County Development Commission, North Carolina, USA, 1987

Intern, Mid-East Development Commission, North Carolina USA, 1986

PUBLICATIONS/REPORT

1. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, Co-authored “Perdebatan Alam Sekitar di antara
Negara Membangun dan Negara Maju”, Negarawan, December 1991.

2. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, Co-edited Malaysia: Country Report. Prepared for the
Malaysian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the United Nations Conference on the
Environment and Development (Earth Summit), Rio de Janeiro, June 1992.

3. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, Authored “Culture and Daily Life of the Malays and
Chinese,” in the Encyclopedia of World Cultures, Pepperpike, Ohio: Eastword
Publications (1998).

4. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Urban Environmental Health in Developing Country:
A Case Study of Penang Island, Malaysia”. Ph.D. Dissertation (unpublished)
Cornell University, New York, May 1997.

5. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, ISIS Malaysia (co-author), “Managing Manufacturing
Pollutions: Experiences of Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand”. Report
prepared by ISIS, Malaysia for the World Bank, Washington, D.C., December
1992.

6. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “An Economic Development Plan for Pitt County”,
North Carolina, U.S.A. Master Thesis (unpublished) Virginia Commonwealth
University. Virginia, U.S.A, December 1989.

7. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Monthly Recommendations to the Board of
Supervisors and the Board of Zoning Appeals”, Chesterfield County, Virginia,
U.S.A on Mobile Home Variance Requests, May 1988 - Jun 1990.

8. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Urbanization And Suburbanization Of The Klang
Valley”,Proceedings Environmental Planning Group 1st Seminar 2002, JSPS –
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VCC, Sustaianable Environment For Future Generation: Generating A Model
For Better Community Living.

9. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “The Suburbanisation of the Kuala Lumpur
Metropolitan Region,” in Planning Malaysia, Journal of the Malaysian Institute
of Planners, MIP, Vol. 1- 2003.

10. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “ Economic Growth, Migration and Suburbanization of
Kuala Lumpur Metropolitan Area, Malaysia,” Proceedings of the Japanese
Society for the Promotion of Science and National Research Council of
Thailand Core University Program Workshop on Middle Classes in East Asia,
Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University, October 6-8, 2004.

11. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Urban Development of the Klang Valley”, in Journal of
the Built Environment, FSPU, UiTM, Vol. 2, 2005

12. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Teknik-Teknik Analisis Dalam Kajian Rancangan
Struktur” in Manual Penyediaan Rancangan Struktur, Ministry of Housing and
Local Government, Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, 2007.

13. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Industrialization and Globalization: Impacts on
Regional Development in Malaysia,” in Journal of the Built Environment, FSPU,
UiTM, Vol. 6, 2007

14. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Compact Urban Form Towards Sustainable Urban
Development.” in Journal of the Built Environment, FSPU, UiTM, Vol. 7, 2007

15. Shahriza Osman, Abdul Hadi Nawawi and Jamalunlaili Abdullah “Urban
Sprawl in the Northern Region Metroplitan Area”, Proceedings of Seminar
Kebangsaan Rupabandar Malaysia – Mengekal Warisan Membina Identiti,
Orient Star Hotel, Lumut, November 28-29, 2007.

16. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Economic Growth, Expansion of the Middle Class
and the Suburbanization of Kuala Lumpur Metropolitan Area, Malaysia,” in
Shiraishi Takashi and Pasuk Phongpaichit,eds.The Rise of Middle Classes in
Southeast Asia, Kyoto and Melbourne, Kyoto University Press and Trans
Pacific Press, 2008.

17. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Urban Space and its Influence on Crime,” in Journal
of the Built Enviornment, FSPU, UiTM, Vol. 8, 2008

18. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, M.,Zulhafidz Yahaya, M., Zuwairi M., Yunus & M.,
Shakir M., Ali Safudin, “Urban Sprawl in Malaysia: Evidences from Three
Metropolitan Areas,” in Planning Malaysia, Journal of the Malaysian Institute of
Planners, MIP, Vol. 7- 2009

19. Zulhabri Ismail, Jamalunlaili Abdullah, Padzil@Fadzil Hassan and Rosli
Mohamad Zain, “Mediation in Construction Industry,” Journal of Surveying,
Construction and Property, Vol.1 issue 2010.

20. Oliver Ling Hoon Leh, Ting Kien Hwa, Dasimah Omar, Jamalunlaili Abdullah and Tee
Szu Fong, “Transit Oriented Neighbourhood for Better Environmental Health,
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Proceeding 2010 International Conference on Science and Social Research (CSSR)
IEEE (2010), pg 516-521.

21. Zulhabri, I., Jamalunlaili, A., Rosli, M. Z., & Padzil Fadzil, H. (2009, 17-18
August). Mediation: The Best Private Dispute Resolution in the Malaysian
Construction Industry. Paper presented at the 13th Pacific Association of
Quantity Surveyors Congress Kuala Lumpur.

22. Zulhabri Ismail, Jamalunlalili Abdullah and Rosli Mohamad Zin, “Findings of
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Application and Obstacles Towards
Active Development Development of ADR in the Malaysian Construction
Industry” CLJ Law online journal, 2011 1 LNS (A) xxxv.

23. Raja Noor Hafizah Amir Shah, Jamalunlaili Abdullah & Zakaria Ahmad, “The
Physical Development of Port City”, Proceeding of Malaysian Universities
transportation Research Forum and Conferences 2010 (MUTRFC 2010)
Universiti Tenaga Nasional, ISBN 978-967-5770-08-1

24. Shariza Osman, Abdul Hadi Nawawi, and Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Urban
Sprawl and It’s Financial Cost – A Conceptual Framework, Journal of Asian
Social Science, Vol. 4, No. 10 Oct. 2008.

25. JPBD Perak and Jamalunlaili Abdullah, Manual of Smart Growth Perak,
JPBD Perak, Ipoh, 2011.

26. Zalina Jaal and Jamalunlaili Abdullah, ”Users’ Preferences of Highway
Landscapes in Malaysia: A Review and Analysis of Literature, Procedia –
Social and Behavioral Sciences 42 (2012) 265 – 272.

27. C.B Ahmad, J. Jaafar and J. Abdullah, “Buffer Zone Delineation of Protected
Areas,” in C.A. Brebbia and S.S. Zubir (eds), Management of Natural
Resources, Sustainable Development and Ecological Hazards III. WIT Press,
Southampton, UK pp 27-36, 2012.

28. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, Zakaria Ahmad, Raja Nor Hafizah and Noraini Anor,
“Port City Development and Quality of Life in Pasir Gudang Port, Johor,
Malaysia” Procedia – Social and Behavioral Sciences 42 (2012) 556 - 563
29. Noraini Anor, Zakaria Ahmad, Jamalunlaili Abdullah, Raja Noor Hafizah
“Road Network System in Port Klang, Malaysia and Impacts to Travel Patterns”
Procedia – Social and Behavioral Sciences 42 (2012) 556 - 563

30. Saniah Ahmad Zaki and Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Layout Design and its Effects
on Burglary,” Procedia – Social and Behavioral Sciences 42 (2012) 329-339.

31. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Highland Development in Malaysia”, in Walter
Leimgruber, Walter, Walter Zsilincar and Etienne Nel (eds) Mountain Regions
in Transformation: Global Processes, Regional and Local Impacts and
Responses, Shaker Verlag, Aachen (Germany), 2012.

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32. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “City Competitiveness and Urban Sprawl: Their
Implications to Socio-economic and Cultural Life in Malaysian Cities,” Procedia
– Social and Behavioral Sciences 50 (2012) 20-29.
33. Che Bon Ahmad, Jamalunlaili Abdullah, Jasmee Jaafar, “Community
Activities around Protected Areas and the Impacts on the Environment at Krau
Wildlife Reserve, Malaysia”, Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences,
Volume 68, 19 December 2012, Pages 383-394.

34. Che Bon Ahmad, Izzarul Hafni Mohd Hashim, Jamalunlaili Abdullah and
Jasmee Jaafar, “Stakeholders’ Perception on Buffer Zone Potential
Implementation: A Preliminary Study of Tasek Bera, M’sia”, Procedia – Social
and Behavioral Sciences 50 (2012) 582-590.

35. Saniah Ahmad Zaki and Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Space Syntax and Urban
Crime”, Planning Malaysia, Journal of the Malaysian Institute of Planners, MIP,
Vol. 10, 2012.

PAPERS PRESENTED

1. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Industrialization and the Environment in Malaysia and
Thailand” Paper presented at the Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute
(SEASSI) Conference, University of Washington, Seattle, July 12, 1992.

2. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Exploitation of Tropical Rainforests in Malaysia: How
Sustainable?” Paper presented at the Tenth Annual Berkeley Conference on
Southeast Asia Studies: Examining Sustainability in Southeast Asian Fields,
Forests, and Fisheries. University of California, Berkeley, February 20-21,
1993.

3. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “The 1995 Malaysian Election: Continuity and
Change,” Paper presented at the SEASSI Conference, University of Wisconsin,
Madison, July 8, 1995.

4. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “The State of the Urban Environment in Malaysia:
Issues and Challenges, “Paper presented at the Thirteenth Annual Southeast
Asia Conference - Urban Southeast Asia: Past, Present and Future.
University of California, Berkeley, February 24-25, 1996.

5. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Thorn in the Flesh?: Malaysian NGOs and the
Mahathir Administration,” Paper presented at the Southeast Asia Program
Brown Bag Seminar, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, October 14, 1996.

6. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Kurikulum Latihan Dalam Pasukan Simpanan
Sukarela Tentera Laut Diraja Malaysia.” Paper presented at Bengkel
PSSTLDM, PSSTLDM, Genting Highland, November 17 – 19, 1999.

7. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, "Planning Process and Decision Making in
Chesterfield County, Virginia Planning Department". Paper Presented at the
Bengkel Pembangunan Di Tanah Tinggi,. JPBD Semenanjung Malaysia,
Cameron Highland, June 5 - 6, 2000.

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8. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, "Perancangan Bagi Golongan Kurang Upaya Di
Kawasan Bandar". Paper Presented at the Bengkel Perancangan Golongan
Kurang Upaya, DBKL, July 26, 2000.

9. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, "New Challenges and Direction in Urban and Reginal
Planning in Malaysia". Paper Presented at the Eastern Regional Organization
of Planning and Housing International Conference, Onyang, Korea Selatan.
EAROPH, South Korea,October 11 - 13, 2000.

10. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, "Transparency and Rationality in Planning Decision
Making in the United States and Malaysia". Paper presented at the Seminar
Kebangsaan Perancangan Bandar dan Wilayah, Fakulti Alam Bina, Universiti
Teknologi Malaysia, UiTM Skudai, Mac 19 - 20, 2001.

11. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, "Malaysia's Administrative System and Economic
Planning and Development," Paper Presented at the International Workshop
on Urban Infrastructure and Finance, Organized by International Institute of
Housing and Urban Studies (IHS), Amsterdam,.Melia Hotel Kuala Lumpur.
June 18 - July 2, 2001.

12. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, "Perumahan Tinggi, Penduduk Padat-Reality
Kehidupan Di Bandar". Paper Presented at the Simposium Masyarakat
Malaysia, Fakulti Sastera dan Sains Sosial, Universiti Malaya, July 22 - 24,
2001.

13. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, "Bandar Sejahtera", Guest Speaker in Malaysia Hari
Ini (MHI), TV3, August 4, 2001.

14. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, "Towards a Better Environmental Health in Developing
Countries". Paper presented at the International Conference of Planning, J.W.
Marriot, Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia Institute of Planners & Singapore Institute of
Planners. (20 - 22 Oct. 2001)

15. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Urbanization and Suburbanization of the Klang
Valley,” Paper Presented at the JSPS-VCC Seminar, International Islamic
University Malaysia, April 16-17, 2002.

16. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Urbanization, the Environment and Urban Planning in
Malaysia,” Paper Presented to Students and Lecturers from University of
Huddersfield, U.K., UiTM, Shah Alam, July 12-13, 2002.

17. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Research Methodology”, Lecture Presented at JOSD
Course, Fakulti Pegawai, Kolej Tentera Laut di Raja, Lumut, 10-11 November
2002.

18. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Meeting the Challenges of Planning Education for the
Future”, Paper Presented at Dialogue between Director General of Town and
Country Planning Department, Malaysia and National Institutions of Higher
Learning, Alor Setar, December 26th, 2002.

19. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Planning with Diversity: The Vision School Concept in
Malaysia” Paper presented at the Australian National Planning Congress,
Adelaide, Australia, April 14, 2003.

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20. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Planning Education at UiTM, Our Niche,” Paper
Presented at National Planning Education Seminar, International Islamic
University, Gombak, June 24th 2003.

21. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, and Mohd Hanif Faiz Misnan, “ Resettlement of
Aboriginal People: Bukit Lanjan, Malaysia” Paper Presented at he Asia-Pacific
Network for Housing Research Conference, University of Hong Kong, Feb.4-5,
2004.

22. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Urban Development and Suburbanization of Kuala
Lumpur Metropolitan Area,” Paper Presented at the 19th EAROPH World
Planning and Housing Congress and Australian National Housing Conference,
20th-23rd September, 2004, Melbourne, Australia.

23. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Urban Class Movement and Urbanization of the Klang
Valley,” Paper Presented at the Core University Program Workshop on Middle
Classes and Flow Movement in East Asia, 2-9 October, 2004, Kyoto University,
Kyoto, Japan.

24. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Economic Development of Malaysia,” Paper
presented at Institute of Housing Studies (New Delhi) study tour, 15 October
2004, Kuala Lumpur,

25. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Use of Science and Quantitative Methods in Urban
Planning” Paper Presented at Planning GALA Forum, Department of Town and
Regional Planning, UiTM, Shah Alam, 17th March 2006.

26. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Malaysian Human Settlements. Case Studies:
Kelana Jaya, Taman Bahagia & Taman Sri Permaisuri.” (20th EAROPH World
Congress & Mayors’ Caucus, Miri, Sarawak. 14 - 16 Aug. 2006)(with Oliver
Ling and Dasimah Omar)

27. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Transit Oriented Neighbourhood Planning: The Idea
and Applicability in Malaysian Context,” Annual Conference MICRA 2006, IIUM
20-21 June 2006.

28. Jamalunlaili Abdullah,“Economic and Industrial Development of Malaysia
Since Independence”, Lecture Presented to Sudanese Industrial Officials,
Subang Jaya, April 30th 2007.

29. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Educational Institution Heritage and Its Potential as
Heritage Tourism” Paper presented at 3rd Tourism Outlook International
Conference - Heritage & Tourism: alliance & network relationship, event
management & event tourism, Renaissance, Kuala Lumpur, July 16-18, 2007
(with Saniah Ahmad Zaki and Syed Mohd Hassan Syed Subli).

30. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Globalization, Industrialization and Privatization :
Impacts on Urban and Regional Development”, paper Presented at IGU/C
World Conference on Marginalization, Globalization and Regional and Local
Response, Kitami, Hokkaido, Japan, August 20-25, 2007

31. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Indigenous Community Involvement in Protected
Area Management in Krau Wildlife Reserve”, Peninsular Malaysia, paper
Presented at IGU/C World Conference on Marginalization, Globalization and
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regional and Local Response, Kitami, Hokkaido, Japan, August 20-25, 2007
(with Mohd Salleh Daim)

32. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, Rekabentuk Bandar Kompak kearah Pembangunan
Mapan, Keynote Paper Presented at Seminar Kebangsaan Rupabandar
Malaysia – Mengekal Warisan Membina Identiti, Orient Star Hotel, Lumut,
November 28-29, 2007

33. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Urban Sprawl in the Northern Region Metroplitan
Area”, paper Presented at Seminar Kebangsaan Rupabandar Malaysia –
Mengekal Warisan Membina Identiti, Orient Star Hotel, Lumut, November 28-
29, 2007 (with Shahriza Osman and Abdul Hadi Nawawi).

34. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Spatial Planning for the Economically Marginalized
Groups in Malaysia”, paper Presented at IGU/C on Marginalization,
Globalization and regional and Local Response International Conference, Shah
Alam, Malaysia, July 6-8, 2009 (with Hazlina Hamdan)

35. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Distributing Eco-tourism Benefits to Marginalized
Areas in Ulu Tembeling, Pahang,” paper Presented at IGU/C on
Marginalization, Globalization and regional and Local Response International
Conference, Shah Alam, Malaysia, July 6-8, 2009 (with Mohd Salleh Daim,
et.al).

36. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, Spatial Segregation of the Economically Marginalized
in South Petaling Jaya, Malaysia,” paper Presented at IGU/C on
Marginalization, Globalization and regional and Local Response International
Conference, Shah Alam, Malaysia, July 6-8, 2009 (with Saniah Ahmad Zaki).

37. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Impacts Of Development On the Environment In
Cameron Highland,” Paper Presented at IGU/C on Marginalization,
Globalization and regional and Local Response International Conference, Graz
Austria and Fribourg, Switzerland, July 1-7, 2010.

38. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “From Father to Son: Political Economy of Malaysia,
1970-2010.” Paper Presented at Program of Development Studies, Auckland
University, New Zealand. October 21, 2010.

39. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Economic Development and Urbanization of
Malaysia”. Paper Presented at Geography Seminar, Department of Geography,
Otago University, New Zealand, August 22, 2010.

40. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Urbanization Trends in Malaysia,” Paper Presented at
Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Auckland University, New
Zealand, October 27, 2010.

41. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “From Father to Son: Political Economy of Malaysia,
1970-2010.” Paper Presented to Malaysian Students Association at Otago
University, Dunedin, New Zealand, October 11, 2010.

42. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “From Father to Son: Political Economy of Malaysia,
1970-2010.” Paper Presented to Malaysian Students Association at Canterbury
University, Christchurch, New Zealand, December 12, 2010.

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43. Jamalunlaili Abdullah,, “Highlands Development in Malaysia and the Public
Responses.” Paper Presented at IGU/C on Marginalization, Globalization and
Regional and Local Response International Conference, Nainital, India, May 1-
9, 2011.

44. Zulhabri,I., Jamalunlaili, A., & Rasli, M. Z., (2008b). Preliminary Findings of
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Application by the G7 Contactors in the
Malaysian Construction Industry. Paper presented at the 2nd International
Conference on Built Environment in Developing Countries, Penang.

45. Zulhabri,I., Jamalunlaili, A., & Rosli, M.Z. (2008a). Findings of Alternative
Dispute Resolution (ADR) Application and Obstacles Towards active
Development of ADR in the Malaysian Construction Industry. Paper presented
at the 3rd Conference of Law and Technology Palm Garden Hotel Putrajaya.

46. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “River Communities Along Pahang national Park,
Malaysia, “ Paper Presented at The International Geographical Union (IGU)
Conference On The Way Forward: Local Social Movement in Marginal Areas,
Universitat de, Barcelona, Spain, July 28th – August 2, 2008.

47. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Social and Economic Development of Malaysia
During The Last 30 Years”, Paper Presented to The Institute of Housing Study
(IHS) Australia, Sri Lankan Delegation, Kuala Lumpur, March 22nd 2010.

48. Shariza Osman, Abdul Hadi Hj. Nawawi, and Jamalunlaili Abdullah,”
Potential Application of Financial Costs Of Sprawl In Malaysia.

49. Zalina Jaal and Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Users’ Preferences of highway
Landscapes in Malaysia: A Review and Analysis of Literature, Paper Presented
AcE-Bs Bandung.

50. C.B Ahmad, J. Jaafar and J. Abdullah, “Buffer Zone Delineation of Protected
Areas,” paper presented at Management of Natural Resources, Sustainable
Development and Ecological Hazards III. Dec 2010.

51. Jamalunlaili Abdullah, Zakaria Ahmad, Raja Nor Hafizah and Noraini Anor,
“Port City Development and Quality of Life in Pasir Gudang Port, Johor,
Malaysia”, paper presented at AcE-Bs 2011, Famagusta 2011

52. Noraini Anor, Zakaria Ahmad, Jamalunlaili Abdullah, Raja Noor Hafizah
“Road Network System in Port Klang, Malaysia and Impacts to Travel Patterns”
paper presented at AcE-Bs, Famagusta 2011.

53. Saniah Ahmad Zaki and Jamalunlaili Abdullah, “Layout Design and its Effects
on Burglary,” paper presented at AcE-Bs,

CONSULTANCY / CONTRACT RESEARCH / FUNDED RESEARCH

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