The 20th-anniversary edition of Singaporean diplomat Kishore Mahbubani\'s seminal essay collection, critically examining Western intellectual dominance, global geopolitical dynamics, and the economic and cultural resurgence of Asian societies.
Authored by Islamic philosophy professor Prof. Dr. Ahmad Tafsir, this foundational academic textbook explores the structural dimensions of the philosophy of science. The text thoroughly breaks down the three foundational pillars of knowledge: ontology (the nature of reality and existence being studied), epistemology (the methodology and criteria for acquiring valid knowledge), and axiology (the…
Authored by Syofian Siregar, this practical handbook details the fundamentals and application of descriptive statistics in quantitative research data analysis. The text covers data presentation methods (tables and charts), measures of central tendency (mean, median, mode), measures of dispersion (variance, standard deviation), data distribution shapes (skewness and kurtosis), and basic regressi…
Developed by the editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica and published by Marshall Cavendish, this comprehensive 28-volume illustrated encyclopedia offers an accessible breakdown of fundamental scientific principles, technological innovations, and natural phenomena. Arranged alphabetically across volumes, the set features thousands of detailed cutaway diagrams, exploded technical schematics, and fu…
Authored by pioneering physical anthropologists Sherwood L. Washburn and Irven DeVore alongside the editors of Time-Life Books, this volume in the Life Nature Library series provides a detailed survey of the primate order and its evolutionary significance. Combining photographic essays, habitat maps, and anatomical diagrams, the text examines non-human primates—from prosimians and monkeys to …
The Indonesian translation of Singaporean diplomat Kishore Mahbubani\'s landmark work examines the structural shift of global economic and geopolitical power from the West to Asia. The author outlines how Asian nations successfully embraced seven pillars of Western modernization—including free-market economics, science and technology, and meritocracy—to trigger an unprecedented regional res…
Authored by Edy Irwansyah and Jurike V. Moniaga, this introductory textbook provides a fundamental overview of information technology architecture and applications. The text covers the history and evolution of computing, hardware and software components, database management systems, computer networking protocols, information security principles, and the strategic implementation of IT within mod…
Authored by political scientist William J. Meyer, this foundational introductory text serves as a conceptual preface to political science. The volume examines politics through the lens of lived human experience, analyzing core analytical dimensions such as power dynamics, political authority, conflict resolution, ideological structures, and the nature of public life within contemporary politica…
Authored by political scientist William P. Kreml, this theoretical treatise presents an integrative model for analyzing political systems and institutional structures. Synthesizing principles from political psychology, personality theory, and constitutional analysis, Kreml constructs a framework that connects individual psychological variables with macro-level political behavior, governance str…
Authored by Dr. Tukiran Taniredja and Hidayat Mustafidah, this introductory research methodology textbook guides undergraduate students and novice researchers through the principles and application of quantitative research design. Structured systematically, the book covers problem formulation, hypothesis development, sampling techniques, instrument design, validity and reliability testing, and …