Director ARI HICoE: So You Want to Present Papers at Conferences?

Monday, August 17, 2009

So You Want to Present Papers at Conferences?

"Be effective and be focused" - this should be our tag line this year. As a director of ARI, I wish to advice all fellows and associate members to only present your papers at either Scopus or ISI Thomson-indexed conferences. Listed below are examples of conferences that you can participate in 2009/2010:
1. 2009 International Conference on Information Theory and ...
ICITE is the main annual Information research conference aimed at presenting current research being carried out. ... and be submitted to Ei Compendex and Thomson ISI for indexing. ... (C) ICITE 2009-2010 Kota Kinabalu , Malaysia.www.iacsit.org/icite/index.htm
2. 2009 International Conference on Education and Management ...
5 Jun 2009 ... Conference Chairman Dr. Prof. Subhas Misra in Harvard University will deliver a Keynote ... which will be indexed by Thomson ISI Proceeding (ISTP). ... 2009-2010 ICEMT 2009. Chengdu, China Oct.23-25, 2009.www.iacsit.org/icemt/index.htm
3. 5th International Conference on e-Learning ICEL 2010
The proceedings for this conference are listed in the Thomson Reuters ISI Index to Scientific and Technical Proceedings (ISTP), the Thomson Reuters ISI ...www.academic-conferences.org
4. ICTTA 2010
2010 The 2nd International Conference on Telecom Technology and Applications ... the conference proceeding, and will be indexed by the Nielsen, Thomson ISI ...www.ictta.org/
5. International Conference on Humanities, Historical and Social ...
CHHSS 2010 Proceedings will be indexed by the Nielsen, Thomson ISI, ...www.mladiinfo.com/...conferences/international-conference-on-humanities-historical-and-social-sciences-singapore.html
6. ICKD 2010
The 2nd International Conference on Knowledge Discovery (ICKD 2010) ... submitted to IEE INSPEC, CSDL, Thomson ISI (ISTP), and EI Compendex for indexing. ...www.ickd.org/

Welcome

The creation of this blog is an effort to provide latest update and information about ARI. As a director to ARI, I want to share my personal vision and perhaps invite those who visit this blog to give ideas and constructive comments on how to continuously improve ARI from time to time. ARI is a centre of excellence under the Ministry of Higher Education, Malaysia. Personally, I believe that it can go very far. Plans are underway for ARI to participate at international platforms.

As a Higher Institutions' Centre of Excellence (HICoE), ARI is to drive a niche research in Islamic Financial Criminology (IFC). Essentially there are two main research thrusts within IFC: (i) Islamic Accounting & Muamalat and (ii) Financial Criminology. The focus on IFC is in tandem with the government's aspiration of making Malaysia, the global hub is Islamic Finance. In view of this vision, fundamental research in financial criminology is important so that new policies or system can be developed to mitigate and prevent financial crime within the Islamic Finance industry and other economic sectors.

ARI's research in Islamic Financial Criminology is divided into three phases. In Phase One, IFC research projects will focus on both local and regional issues. As such, ARI will forge a lot smart research collaborations with other research centres, professional bodies, government agencies, regulatory & enforcement agencies, universities and the private sectors. The Phase One projects aim to identify specific IFC issues that necessitate the development of new poducts, models, framework or policies. ARI will collaborate with agencies such as JAKIM, IKIM, IBFIM, INCEIF, ISRA, PDRM, RMC, FIU, BNM, MACC, IIM, UIA, USIM, USM etc. In term of deliverables, at least fifty publications will be produced by Phase One initiatives.

Premised on specific issues identified in Phase One projects, Phase Two focuses on working on specific IFC products, models, framework and/or policies related to IFC. ARI invites international partners who are experts in their own fields to participate in Phase Two research projects. Several international players from Australia, USA, UK, New Zealand, Japan, Taiwan, Korea and Singapore have indicated their interest to participate.

In Phase Three, IFC products, models, policies are further enhanced. The main aim of Phase Three is to isolate elements of technology transfer and the development of systems into IFC products, models, framework or policies. Upon completion of Phase Three, IFC products will be launched and ARI hopes to become a leading research centre globally focusing on its niche "Islamic Financial Criminology".

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Monday, August 17, 2009

So You Want to Present Papers at Conferences?

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