SEAMJ
Guidelines
All Volumes (Open Access)
Volume 1 (1999)
Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Development
- Implications for Sustainable Use of Renewable Resources in Brunei Darussalam, Rohana Ulluwishewa, pp. 4-15
- Bahasa Melayu dan Alam Pemikiran Melayu: Analisis Strukturalisme Dalam Linguistik Antropologi, Abdullah Jumain Abu Samah, pp. 16-33.
- Sultan Hashim: Western Versus Local Points of View, Ismail Haji Awang Nordin, pp. 34-54.
- Sastera Moden Brunei Darussalam Menjelang Alaf Baru Tahun 2000, Kamis Haji Tuah, pp. 55-70.
- Analysis of the Sources and Composition of Imports and Demand for Major Categories of Imports in Brunei Darussalam, Kwabena Anaman and Samantha Buffong, pp. 71-85.
- Mitos Dinasti Brunei dalam Kerangka Tradisi Lisan Nusantara: Satu Kajian Intertekstual Palaniappan, Periannan dan Haji Ramlee Haji Tinkong, pp. 86-106.
- Spillover Effects and Technology Transfer: Comparing Foreign and Local Firms in Brunei Darussalam, Abd. Amin Haji Hashim, pp. 107-121.
- Kedudukan Dan Fungsi Cerita Jenaka Melayu Brunei, Haji Abdul Hamid Jaludin, pp. 122-136.
- Does Pupu Mean 'Cousin'? Hyponymy and Collaterality in Brunei Malay Kinship Terminology, Allen Maxwell, pp. 137-157.
- Kritikan Sastera Secara Humanitis, Haji Hashim Awang, pp. 158-169.
- Long-Run Economic Growth in Singapore and Malaysia: in Retrospect and prospects, Leslie Gunaratne, pp. 170-180.
- Some Thoughts about the Future Direction of the English Language in Brunei Darussalam, Gary Jones, pp. 181-188.
- Outward Appearances: Dressing, State and Society in Indonesia, lik Arifin Mansurnoor, pp. 189-195.
