At present, many Malaysian universities define research quality in terms of publications in journals indexed by Thomson ISI/WoS. An earlier posting has compiled all my
I have been an avid fan of Google products. For academic search, Google Scholar is my preferred choice. I just came across the beta version
My paper entitled “Financial crisis and stock market efficiency: empirical evidence from Asian countries” (co-authored with Robert Brooks and Jae Kim) has been listed ScienceDirect
When I started my academic career in 2002, I used to keep my submission records in the traditional way, that is keeping all the hardcopies
Another good publishing tips from Elsevier. You can either google search “How to get Published: A guide to publishing in scholarly journals” or click this
My brief biography has been included in the Who’s Who in the World 2012 (29th Edition).
Google has introduced the Google Scholar Citations: a simple way for researchers to compute their citation metrics and track them over time. After the Beta
Kian-Ping Lim and Robert D. Brooks (2011) The evolution of stock market efficiency over time: a survey of the empirical literature, Journal of Economic Surveys, Wiley-Blackwell, 25(1), 69-108
Kian-Ping Lim and Robert D. Brooks (2010) Why do emerging stock markets experience more persistent price deviations from a random walk over time? A country-level analysis, Macroeconomic
During my bachelor (UKM) and master degree (UPM), the Applied Economics (AE) Series published by Taylor & Francis were one of the most popular journals



