Mahathir Mohamad - Books

Books

  • The Malay Dilemma (1970) ISBN 981-204-355-1
  • The Challenge,(1986) ISBN 967-978-091-0
  • Regionalism, Globalism, and Spheres of Influence: ASEAN and the Challenge of Change into the 21st century (1989) ISBN 981-3035-49-8
  • The Pacific Rim in the 21st century,(1995)
  • The Challenges of Turmoil, (1998) ISBN 967-978-652-8
  • The Way Forward, (1998) ISBN 0-297-84229-3
  • A New Deal for Asia, (1999)
  • Islam & The Muslim Ummah, (2001) ISBN 967-978-738-9
  • Globalisation and the New Realities (2002)
  • Reflections on Asia, (2002) ISBN 967-978-813-X
  • The Malaysian Currency Crisis: How and why it Happened,(2003) ISBN 967-978-756-7
  • Achieving True Globalization, (2004) ISBN 967-978-904-7
  • Islam, Knowledge, and Other Affairs, (2006) ISBN 983-3698-03-4
  • Principles of Public Administration: An Introduction, (2007) ISBN 978-983-195-253-5
  • Chedet.com Blog Merentasi Halangan (Bilingual), (2008) ISBN 967-969-589-1
  • A Doctor in the House: The Memoirs of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, 8 March 2011 ISBN :9789675997228.
  • Doktor Umum: Memoir Tun Dr.Mahathir Mohamad, 30 April 2012 ISBN :9789674150259.This book was the BM version of his best-selling memoir,"A Doctor in the house".

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