DR. MARIA BINTI MOHD ISMAIL
Department of Political Science, Public Administration and Development Studies
Faculty of Business and Economics
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Maria serves as a Senior Lecture in the Department of Political Science, Public Administration and Development Studies, Faculty of Business and Economics, Universiti Malaya. She obtained her PhD in Public Policy from Universiti Malaya under the University's Scholarship Award (SLAB). Her research interests encompass several domains, including policy and governance, public administration and urbanization. She also engages in researching Artificial Intelligence (AI) in relation to emotions and behaviours. Maria specializes in qualitative research, where she emphasizes the significance of human-centric understanding, particularly in conducting research within the social sciences. |
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Exploring The Synergy Of Artificial Intelligence And Esg Initiatives In Malaysia Through Stakeholder Perceptions: A Thematic Analysis |
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Solar Energy and Sustainable Development In Malaysia: Reducing Carbon Footprint |
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Advancing Technology In The Palm Oil Production Process For Oil Palm Smallholders In Malaysia: Bridging The Gap Between Large Plantations And Small Farms |
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on going |
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Can generative AI craft scale items? A mixed-method study on AI's capability to adapt and create new scales with recommendations for best practices
Generative AI and sustainable policy implementation: Expanding UTAUT2 to examine sustainable policy alignment and ambiguity impact on street-level bureaucrats’ discretion
A Case Study of Barriers to Emotional Support Towards Successful Aging in Malaysia
A Case Study of Barriers to Emotional Support Towards Successful Aging in Malaysia
Utilizing Mathematical Modeling in Policy Development: Insights from the SIR model for managing COVID 19 in Malaysia