mohammad enamul hoque, masnun al mahi, lain-tze tee, faik bilgili, si-roei kew, mabruk billah.  (2024).  quantile-frequency connectedness among climate change stocks: the roles of climate change attention and global uncertainties.  - journal of cleaner production.  1 - 22. 

mohammad enamul hoque, low soo wah, mohd azlan shah zaidi, tee lain tze, noor azlan ghazali.  (2023).  asymmetric and lag effects of industry risk factors on the malaysian oil and gas stocks.  - sage open.  1-17. 

tee lain tze, kew si roei, hawati janor, ruzita abdul rahim.  (2020).  do world crude oil prices, global uncertainty and exchange rates influence palm oil prices? evidence from the nonlinear ardl approach.  - institutions and economies.  1-18. 

lain-tze tee; si-roei kew; soo-wah low.  (2019).  do momentum strategies perform better for islamic stocks than for conventional stocks across market states?.  - economic annals.  107-129. 

lain-tze tee; si-roei kew.  (2019).  risk, business cycles and financial crises: evidence from islamic and conventional stocks.  - jurnal pengurusan.  1-13. 

si-roei kew, lain-tze tee.  (2018).  size, seasonality, market states and contrarian profits.  - jurnal pengurusan.  145-152. 

low soo wah, tee lain tze, kew si roei, noor azlan ghazali.  (2015).  the link between financial development and knowledge-based economy - evidence from emerging markets.  - journal of economic cooperation & development.  51-88. 

low soo wah, tee lain tze, kew si roei.  (2015).  does the quality of governance matter for equity market risk? evidence from emerging and developed equity markets.  - journal of business economics and management.  660-674. 

lain-tze tee, soo-wah low, si-roei kew, noor a. ghazali.  (2014).  financial development and innovation activity: evidence from selected east asian countries.  - prague economic papers.  162-180. 

low soo wah, kew si roei, tee lain tze.  (2011).  international evidence on the link between quality of governance and stock market performance.  - global economic review - perspectives on east asian economies and industries.  40(3):361-384.