Planning Malaysia Journal [Volume 4]

Planning Malaysia is a multidisciplinary journal related to theory, experiments, research, development, applications of ICT, and practice of planning and development in Malaysia and elsewhere. The objective of the journal is to promote the activity of town planning through dialogue and exchange of views concerning professional town planning practice.

Articles:

1. How We Failed To Plan For Habitability (By: Lee Lik Meng, Aldrin Abdullah, Tan Sook Fern, Nurwati Badrulzaman and Ahmad Sanusi Hassan)
2. Cairo’s al-Azhar Park: Millennium Development Goals Etched In Green (By: Khaled el-Khishin)
3. Knowledge Cities: Examining The Discourse Smart Villages, Internet Cities Or Creativity Engines (By.Ali A. Alraouf)
4. A Preliminary Investigation Of A Model On The Decision To Implement Teleworking In The Japanese Business Organisations (By: Abdul Azeez Kadar Hamsa and Masao Miura)
5. An Integration of Multicriteria Analysis With GIS In The Malaysian National Physical Plan (By: Nor Sallehi Kassim and Rafikul Islam)