ASSOCIATE PROF. DR. SANTHA A/P CHENAYAH @ RAMU
Department of Economics
Faculty of Business and Economics
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Associate Professor Dr. Santha Chenayah has demonstrated sustained excellence across academic scholarship, institutional leadership, and societal engagement for over three decades. Her intellectual contributions to the fields of environmental economics, operations research, and sustainability reflect a trajectory of deep expertise, policy relevance, and global impact. Holding a Ph.D. and Master’s in Economics from Osaka University, Japan, and a Bachelor of Economics (Hons) from Universiti Malaya, she possesses a foundation rooted in both analytical rigor and regional policy insight. |
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Socioeconomic Analysis Of Electric Vehicles To Mitigate Urban Pollution |
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Socio-economic Impacts Of Landfill Leachate And Its Conversion To Chemicals |
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What are the Current Determinants that Influence the Total Amount of Greenhouse Gases Produced by Selected Asian Nations?
Green disposal revolution: Can direct and indirect disposal awareness influence Perak, Malaysia millennials through the extension of the theory of planned behaviour
INVITED PAPER: ADOPTION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN MALAYSIA - CONSUMER PREFERENCES AND COST-BENEFIT CONSIDERATIONS
Evaluating the role of combustible renewable and waste in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the long run in Malaysia
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: ADDRESSING ASEAN-5’S FOOD SECURITY CHALLENGES
Monetary Economics
Makroekonomi
Energy Sustainability Policies in Malaysia: Addressing Energy Efficiency and Environmental Greening in Sustainable Development
Human Capital And Innovation Output in Malaysia's Economic Development
Devadason, E. and Chenayah, S. 2011. Trade and Environment, in Rajah Rasiah (ed.), Malaysian Economy: Unfolding Growth and Social Change, Oxford University Press: New Delhi, pp.185-212.
MCDA in Analyzing the Recycling Strategies in Malaysia