Novel Lyndon
Biographic Data
| ID | 390839 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Novel Lyndon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Novel |
| FAMILY NAME | Lyndon |
| SIGNATURE | LYNDON N |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Malaysia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5049-8247 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Indigenous Knowledge and Pan-Asian Tsunami Narratives in the Cultural Politics of Indonesian Disaster Education
Sexual Crimes Against Minors in Malaysia: Pornography Addiction on Websites as a Triggering Factor
The rapid advancement of information technology has created a more open space for accessing information. Various types of information can be obtained without limits. Unfortunately, pornography has also become part of the content easily accessible to minors, influencing deviant behavior. The main objective of this study is to examine the consumption, impact, and influence of visual pornography on sexual crime websites on factors contributing to su…
Constructive interventions to enhance public understanding and awareness of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) in Sarawak
This paper examines strategies to enhance public understanding of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) in Sarawak within the context of federal–state relations and territorial autonomy in Malaysia. Using a qualitative approach, the study draws on in-depth interviews with 30 respondents and 10 focus group discussions with policymakers, academics, civil society actors, youth and grassroots communities. Data were analysed using ATLAS.ti. The findings …
From attitudes to social distance: Intergroup contact as a pathway in Sarawak-Peninsular Malaysia relations
Smallholder's sustainable oil palm production commitment: Predictive role of organizational, work-related, psychological, and personal factors
This paper focuses on examining the relationship among organizational factor, work-related factor, psychological factor, personal factor and the commitment of oil palm smallholders toward Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) certification. The study employed a descriptive research methodology and a structured survey instrument to gather data from oil palm smallholders (n = 441) through simple random sampling technique. Data analysis was conducte…
The ritual practices of Beiyuan Tribute Tea production in Jianzhou-Fujian, China
This paper explores the ritual practices associated with Beiyuan Tribute Tea production in Jianzhou, Fujian, China. Beiyuan Tribute Tea, a historically significant tea, originated in the Tang Dynasty, flourished during the Song Dynasty, and experienced a decline in the Ming Dynasty, reproduced in contemporary times. The tea’s production involved intricate rituals that not only enhanced its quality but also embedded it deeply into the socio-cultur…
Issues of Information Literacy in South Punjab, Pakistan: An Analysis of Women's Inheritance Deprivation Through the Theory of Manufactured Consent
Inheritance plays a pivotal role in women's economic empowerment. Following 2011′s criminal law amendment that sought to curb the denial of women's inheritance rights in Pakistan, a trend of wilful surrender in favor of male kin, especially in south Punjab, is now becoming apparent. The study explores this trend by conceptualizing the social engineering of women's inheritance choices through Noam Chomsky and Edward Herman's theory of manufactured…
Exploring the performance of casual workers of banks in Sokoto-Nigeria
Despite the unpleasant conditions, such as lower and insufficient wages, higher working hours, longer length of service, total absence of casual workers union, indirect employment aided by the bank’s top directors, etc., casual workers are highly committed in performing their roles and achieving their organizational goals. Neoliberal theory and Equity theory were used for guidance in this study. The study employed qualitative analysis style; Tota…
Negative effects of casualisation in Sokoto, Nigeria’s banking sector
Contract workers are the direct victims of casualization but beyond that, the effects they suffer transcend to their families and the larger society. The study examined the effects of casualization on the contract workers of banks in Sokoto, Nigeria. The primary methods of gathering data for the study were in-depth and key informant interviews, with sixty individuals who were specifically chosen. Following content analysis, the gathered data were…
The utilization of plants in traditional medicine and rituals of Karimunjawa Island community, Central Java, Indonesia
Ethnobotany research remains important for improving our understanding of the use of plants for health and medicinal purposes in various societies and cultures. This research represents a journey toward exploring and understanding the wealth of traditional medicine knowledge, holistic health services, cultural preservation, and sustainable resource management in coastal communities in the Karimunjawa region. The study employed a qualitative metho…
Communal grant and land allocation effect on native land disputation in Malaysia
Land management and community engagement are two key components in preventing conflict among native landowners and organizations. Disputes between owners and agencies will be the most difficult impediment to overcome in the land ongoing development. Led to extensive opposition among native customary peoples to native customary land alienation, the government has worked to provide a fair manner of individual ownership for native customary peoples.…
Curbing casualisation of labour in the financial institutions: A study of banks in Sokoto, Nigeria
The study assessed measures in curbing casualisation of labour in financial institutions with a specific study of banks in Sokoto metropolis. The exploitative nature of most commercial banks in Sokoto reflects on the working condition of most casual staff in these banks as payment is not commensurable to the work done. While the casual staff is being deprived of certain social benefits, allowances and social security of jobs, such exploitation ne…
Prevalence of Drug and Substance Use among Malaysian Youth: A Nationwide Survey
Uncontrolled drug and substance use (DSU) may pose unprecedented threats to nation building and a country's socioeconomic development. Despite considerable efforts made and resources used to address DSU concerns, Malaysia has seen a significant annual rise in cases of DSU. The bulk of the reported cases originate from youth between the ages of 15 and 40 years. To date, data related to DSU in Malaysia have been entirely dependent on operation stat…
Health Help-Seeking Behavior: The Scavengers’ Perspective
Scavengers are prone to various health problems, hence seeking healthcare is inevitable. Despite the importance of the help-seeking behavior of scavengers, it has not been addressed explicitly in the existing literature. Addressing this gap, this study intends to explore the help-seeking behavior of scavengers and to identify the factors that influence healthcare utilization among them. This qualitative study conducted thirty-one in-depth intervi…
Health Status and Illness Experiences of Refugee Scavengers in Pakistan
Scavengers are continuously exposed to several health hazards which affect their quality of life. The phenomenon of scavenging in Pakistan is on the rise but literature on scavengers' health and illness is limited. Hence, this study intends to add to the knowledge by exploring the health status and illness experiences of refugee scavengers using phenomenology approach. Thirty-one adult male Afghan refugee scavengers (with at least 5 years of work…
Cultural and Language Identity of the Thesaban Takbai Malay Ethnic, Southern Thailand: A Phenomenological Analysis
The constructions of ethnic minority group identity are often overshadowed by the majority group. The main objective of this study is to understand the nature of language and cultural identity desired by the ethnic minority group. This study used the phenomenological research paradigm that focuses on understanding the Malay ethnic group of Southern Thailand in Thesaban Takbai, Narathiwat in respect of the formation of ethnic identity base on thei…
Issues of Information Literacy in South Punjab, Pakistan: An Analysis of Women's Inheritance Deprivation Through the Theory of Manufactured Consent
Inheritance plays a pivotal role in women's economic empowerment. Following 2011′s criminal law amendment that sought to curb the denial of women's inheritance rights in Pakistan, a trend of wilful surrender in favor of male kin, especially in south Punjab, is now becoming apparent. The study explores this trend by conceptualizing the social engineering of women's inheritance choices through Noam Chomsky and Edward Herman's theory of manufactured…
Health Status and Illness Experiences of Refugee Scavengers in Pakistan
Scavengers are continuously exposed to several health hazards which affect their quality of life. The phenomenon of scavenging in Pakistan is on the rise but literature on scavengers' health and illness is limited. Hence, this study intends to add to the knowledge by exploring the health status and illness experiences of refugee scavengers using phenomenology approach. Thirty-one adult male Afghan refugee scavengers (with at least 5 years of work…
Cultural and Language Identity of the Thesaban Takbai Malay Ethnic, Southern Thailand: A Phenomenological Analysis
The constructions of ethnic minority group identity are often overshadowed by the majority group. The main objective of this study is to understand the nature of language and cultural identity desired by the ethnic minority group. This study used the phenomenological research paradigm that focuses on understanding the Malay ethnic group of Southern Thailand in Thesaban Takbai, Narathiwat in respect of the formation of ethnic identity base on thei…
Cultural and Language Identity of the Thesaban Takbai Malay Ethnic, Southern Thailand: A Phenomenological Analysis
The constructions of ethnic minority group identity are often overshadowed by the majority group. The main objective of this study is to understand the nature of language and cultural identity desired by the ethnic minority group. This study used the phenomenological research paradigm that focuses on understanding the Malay ethnic group of Southern Thailand in Thesaban Takbai, Narathiwat in respect of the formation of ethnic identity base on thei…
Health Status and Illness Experiences of Refugee Scavengers in Pakistan
Scavengers are continuously exposed to several health hazards which affect their quality of life. The phenomenon of scavenging in Pakistan is on the rise but literature on scavengers' health and illness is limited. Hence, this study intends to add to the knowledge by exploring the health status and illness experiences of refugee scavengers using phenomenology approach. Thirty-one adult male Afghan refugee scavengers (with at least 5 years of work…
Curbing casualisation of labour in the financial institutions: A study of banks in Sokoto, Nigeria
The study assessed measures in curbing casualisation of labour in financial institutions with a specific study of banks in Sokoto metropolis. The exploitative nature of most commercial banks in Sokoto reflects on the working condition of most casual staff in these banks as payment is not commensurable to the work done. While the casual staff is being deprived of certain social benefits, allowances and social security of jobs, such exploitation ne…
Prevalence of Drug and Substance Use among Malaysian Youth: A Nationwide Survey
Uncontrolled drug and substance use (DSU) may pose unprecedented threats to nation building and a country's socioeconomic development. Despite considerable efforts made and resources used to address DSU concerns, Malaysia has seen a significant annual rise in cases of DSU. The bulk of the reported cases originate from youth between the ages of 15 and 40 years. To date, data related to DSU in Malaysia have been entirely dependent on operation stat…
Health Help-Seeking Behavior: The Scavengers’ Perspective
Scavengers are prone to various health problems, hence seeking healthcare is inevitable. Despite the importance of the help-seeking behavior of scavengers, it has not been addressed explicitly in the existing literature. Addressing this gap, this study intends to explore the help-seeking behavior of scavengers and to identify the factors that influence healthcare utilization among them. This qualitative study conducted thirty-one in-depth intervi…
Exploring the performance of casual workers of banks in Sokoto-Nigeria
Despite the unpleasant conditions, such as lower and insufficient wages, higher working hours, longer length of service, total absence of casual workers union, indirect employment aided by the bank’s top directors, etc., casual workers are highly committed in performing their roles and achieving their organizational goals. Neoliberal theory and Equity theory were used for guidance in this study. The study employed qualitative analysis style; Tota…
Negative effects of casualisation in Sokoto, Nigeria’s banking sector
Contract workers are the direct victims of casualization but beyond that, the effects they suffer transcend to their families and the larger society. The study examined the effects of casualization on the contract workers of banks in Sokoto, Nigeria. The primary methods of gathering data for the study were in-depth and key informant interviews, with sixty individuals who were specifically chosen. Following content analysis, the gathered data were…
The utilization of plants in traditional medicine and rituals of Karimunjawa Island community, Central Java, Indonesia
Ethnobotany research remains important for improving our understanding of the use of plants for health and medicinal purposes in various societies and cultures. This research represents a journey toward exploring and understanding the wealth of traditional medicine knowledge, holistic health services, cultural preservation, and sustainable resource management in coastal communities in the Karimunjawa region. The study employed a qualitative metho…
Communal grant and land allocation effect on native land disputation in Malaysia
Land management and community engagement are two key components in preventing conflict among native landowners and organizations. Disputes between owners and agencies will be the most difficult impediment to overcome in the land ongoing development. Led to extensive opposition among native customary peoples to native customary land alienation, the government has worked to provide a fair manner of individual ownership for native customary peoples.…
Smallholder's sustainable oil palm production commitment: Predictive role of organizational, work-related, psychological, and personal factors
This paper focuses on examining the relationship among organizational factor, work-related factor, psychological factor, personal factor and the commitment of oil palm smallholders toward Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) certification. The study employed a descriptive research methodology and a structured survey instrument to gather data from oil palm smallholders (n = 441) through simple random sampling technique. Data analysis was conducte…
The ritual practices of Beiyuan Tribute Tea production in Jianzhou-Fujian, China
This paper explores the ritual practices associated with Beiyuan Tribute Tea production in Jianzhou, Fujian, China. Beiyuan Tribute Tea, a historically significant tea, originated in the Tang Dynasty, flourished during the Song Dynasty, and experienced a decline in the Ming Dynasty, reproduced in contemporary times. The tea’s production involved intricate rituals that not only enhanced its quality but also embedded it deeply into the socio-cultur…
Issues of Information Literacy in South Punjab, Pakistan: An Analysis of Women's Inheritance Deprivation Through the Theory of Manufactured Consent
Inheritance plays a pivotal role in women's economic empowerment. Following 2011′s criminal law amendment that sought to curb the denial of women's inheritance rights in Pakistan, a trend of wilful surrender in favor of male kin, especially in south Punjab, is now becoming apparent. The study explores this trend by conceptualizing the social engineering of women's inheritance choices through Noam Chomsky and Edward Herman's theory of manufactured…
Indigenous Knowledge and Pan-Asian Tsunami Narratives in the Cultural Politics of Indonesian Disaster Education
Sexual Crimes Against Minors in Malaysia: Pornography Addiction on Websites as a Triggering Factor
The rapid advancement of information technology has created a more open space for accessing information. Various types of information can be obtained without limits. Unfortunately, pornography has also become part of the content easily accessible to minors, influencing deviant behavior. The main objective of this study is to examine the consumption, impact, and influence of visual pornography on sexual crime websites on factors contributing to su…
Constructive interventions to enhance public understanding and awareness of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) in Sarawak
This paper examines strategies to enhance public understanding of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) in Sarawak within the context of federal–state relations and territorial autonomy in Malaysia. Using a qualitative approach, the study draws on in-depth interviews with 30 respondents and 10 focus group discussions with policymakers, academics, civil society actors, youth and grassroots communities. Data were analysed using ATLAS.ti. The findings …
From attitudes to social distance: Intergroup contact as a pathway in Sarawak-Peninsular Malaysia relations
Business (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Qualitative research (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Environmental health (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Population (3 works)