Halipah Hamzah
Biographic Data
| ID | 814519 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Halipah Hamzah |
| GIVEN NAMES | Halipah |
| FAMILY NAME | Hamzah |
| SIGNATURE | HAMZAH H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Malaya |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6622-6542 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Xenotransplantation: Animal Organs Transplanted into Humans from The Perspectives of Islamic Jurisprudence and Legal Opinions
Organ transfer and donation in the Islamic context have been discussed among scholars since the 1950s. The Quran and al-Sunnah, which serve as the primary sources of law, do not address this subject specifically because organ transplantation is a medical advancement that only came about in the 20th century. As a result, the opinions issued by Islamic scholars on organ transplantation are based on contemporary fiqh approaches that tackle new issue…
Exploring Cultural Determinants of Tenure Decisions: Evidence from an Owning-Centric Context
Most countries are still nations of homeowners, i.e. owning-centric despite home ownership being an economically irrational tenure due to its long-term financial risk. Seemingly, pre-existing social and institutional factors also shape people's tenure decisions, which supports a cultural explanation of tenure decisions. This paper frames the examination of tenure decisions from a cultural perspective in Malaysia, a Southeast Asian country with a …
A framework for smart city streetscape (SCS) design guidelines for urban sustainability: Results from a systematic literature review and a Delphi process
Housing pathways of young starters in urban Malaysia
The ‘reverse bamboo network’: Sociocultural dialectics of China’s FDI in housing (FDIH) in Iskandar Malaysia
The ‘bamboo network’ is used to conceptualise the investment flow into China from the Chinese diaspora, particularly those who resided in South-east Asia. However, global economic events have decimated the wealth of overseas Chinese whilst mainland Chinese businesses prospered, resulting in what is now reimagined as the ‘reverse bamboo network’. In Iskandar Malaysia (IM), which is a transnational economic region bordering Singapore, the foreign d…
The Meaning of Home and Its Implications on Alternative Tenures: A Malaysian Perspective
The discourse on the meaning of home is largely centred on the Western experiences and perspectives, producing insights into the economic and psycho-social aspects of home, with less attention on the Eastern context. This paper explores the emotive meaning of home from the perspective of Malaysia, a nation of homeowners. Gurney’s view of home as an emotional “warehouse” framed this inquiry, supporting the notion of feelings associated with the dw…
Konsep Budaya Hedonisme dan Latar Belakangnya dari Perspektif Ahli Falsafah Yunani dan Barat Moden
Kertas kerja ini membincangkan topik berkenaan konsep budaya hedonisme yang mengetengahkan aspek-aspek berkaitan definisi budaya hedonisme dan prinsipnya, latar belakang kemunculan dan perkembangan hedonisme sepintas lalu dari perspektif ahli falsafah Yunani dan Barat Moden. Pelbagai pandangan mereka mengenai hedonisme akan dibahaskan dalam perbincangan ini. Justifikasi perbincangan topik ini kerana mutakhir ini budaya hedonisme merupakan salah s…
The Meaning of Home and Its Implications on Alternative Tenures: A Malaysian Perspective
The discourse on the meaning of home is largely centred on the Western experiences and perspectives, producing insights into the economic and psycho-social aspects of home, with less attention on the Eastern context. This paper explores the emotive meaning of home from the perspective of Malaysia, a nation of homeowners. Gurney’s view of home as an emotional “warehouse” framed this inquiry, supporting the notion of feelings associated with the dw…
The ‘reverse bamboo network’: Sociocultural dialectics of China’s FDI in housing (FDIH) in Iskandar Malaysia
The ‘bamboo network’ is used to conceptualise the investment flow into China from the Chinese diaspora, particularly those who resided in South-east Asia. However, global economic events have decimated the wealth of overseas Chinese whilst mainland Chinese businesses prospered, resulting in what is now reimagined as the ‘reverse bamboo network’. In Iskandar Malaysia (IM), which is a transnational economic region bordering Singapore, the foreign d…
The Meaning of Home and Its Implications on Alternative Tenures: A Malaysian Perspective
The discourse on the meaning of home is largely centred on the Western experiences and perspectives, producing insights into the economic and psycho-social aspects of home, with less attention on the Eastern context. This paper explores the emotive meaning of home from the perspective of Malaysia, a nation of homeowners. Gurney’s view of home as an emotional “warehouse” framed this inquiry, supporting the notion of feelings associated with the dw…
Konsep Budaya Hedonisme dan Latar Belakangnya dari Perspektif Ahli Falsafah Yunani dan Barat Moden
Kertas kerja ini membincangkan topik berkenaan konsep budaya hedonisme yang mengetengahkan aspek-aspek berkaitan definisi budaya hedonisme dan prinsipnya, latar belakang kemunculan dan perkembangan hedonisme sepintas lalu dari perspektif ahli falsafah Yunani dan Barat Moden. Pelbagai pandangan mereka mengenai hedonisme akan dibahaskan dalam perbincangan ini. Justifikasi perbincangan topik ini kerana mutakhir ini budaya hedonisme merupakan salah s…
Housing pathways of young starters in urban Malaysia
The ‘reverse bamboo network’: Sociocultural dialectics of China’s FDI in housing (FDIH) in Iskandar Malaysia
The ‘bamboo network’ is used to conceptualise the investment flow into China from the Chinese diaspora, particularly those who resided in South-east Asia. However, global economic events have decimated the wealth of overseas Chinese whilst mainland Chinese businesses prospered, resulting in what is now reimagined as the ‘reverse bamboo network’. In Iskandar Malaysia (IM), which is a transnational economic region bordering Singapore, the foreign d…
A framework for smart city streetscape (SCS) design guidelines for urban sustainability: Results from a systematic literature review and a Delphi process
Exploring Cultural Determinants of Tenure Decisions: Evidence from an Owning-Centric Context
Most countries are still nations of homeowners, i.e. owning-centric despite home ownership being an economically irrational tenure due to its long-term financial risk. Seemingly, pre-existing social and institutional factors also shape people's tenure decisions, which supports a cultural explanation of tenure decisions. This paper frames the examination of tenure decisions from a cultural perspective in Malaysia, a Southeast Asian country with a …
Xenotransplantation: Animal Organs Transplanted into Humans from The Perspectives of Islamic Jurisprudence and Legal Opinions
Organ transfer and donation in the Islamic context have been discussed among scholars since the 1950s. The Quran and al-Sunnah, which serve as the primary sources of law, do not address this subject specifically because organ transplantation is a medical advancement that only came about in the 20th century. As a result, the opinions issued by Islamic scholars on organ transplantation are based on contemporary fiqh approaches that tackle new issue…
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Public relations (2 works) · Appropriation (1 works)