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Volume 4, Issue 1

A Note From The Executive Editor

Volume 4, Issue 1, contains a diverse set of articles. Ghulam Rabbani, in his article, illuminates the institutional roots of the economic and political crises in Bangladesh. He also explores the significance of the July Sonod in undertaking political reforms in Bangladesh. Causes and consequences...
Volume 4, Issue 1

Political Conduct, Reform, and the Complex Sociology of Bangladesh Politics: The Significance of the July Sonod

While we continue to search for explanations for the barriers to free and fair governance in Bangladesh, it would not be inaccurate to surmise that much of our predicament ultimately arises from our own political conduct. Electoral processes in the subcontinent particularly in Bangladesh...

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Bangladesh’s external debt management: Some emerging concerns

Context and backdrop A country’s external debts obligations include debts incurred by the government, including...
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Golden Bengal: Myth or reality

The National Anthem of Bangladesh, a poem by the Nobel Laureate Poet Rabindranath Tagore,...
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Bangladesh’s Role in the BIMSTEC

The Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) was formed...
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Reflections on initiating computer literacy in Pirkhain

I am an expatriate Bangladeshi living abroad for many years. I visit Bangladesh from...
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Join us in Bangladesh’s development journey

Bangladesh has already shown a tremendous development track record since 1971. For a brief...
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Empowering Bangladesh’s working women: A long way to go

Financial independence of working women is a crucial element in societal progress, fostering empowerment...
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Threatened amphibians of Bangladesh

Amphibians are small cold-blooded vertebrates (vertebrates have backbones) that do not have scales. They...
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Lest we forget Dr. Abdul Haq

Dr. Abdul Haq was one of a kind who dedicated all his life in...
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Life of a Bangladeshi in Rome

Millions of Bangladeshis migrate to different parts of the world and work in different...
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2024 Boishakhi Melas, Dallas, Texas

“এসো হে বৈশাখ, এসো, এসো” – With this song of Kabiguru Rabindranath Tagore, Bengalis...
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A visit to Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare’s birthplace

In August 2023, I traveled to William Shakespeare’s birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon (henceforth called Stratford), England,...

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Volume 4, Issue 1

A Note From The Executive Editor

Volume 4, Issue 1, contains a diverse set of articles. Ghulam Rabbani, in his...
Volume 4, Issue 1

Political Conduct, Reform, and the Complex Sociology of Bangladesh Politics: The Significance of the July Sonod

While we continue to search for explanations for the barriers to free and fair...
Volume 4, Issue 1

Gen Z Revolutions in Nepal and Bangladesh: A Tale of Two Outcomes

The political upheavals in South Asia over the past couple of years have revealed...
Volume 4, Issue 1

The Integrity Trap: Why Governments Promise to Fight Corruption but Keep Losing

There is a particular kind of speech that gets delivered to capitals all over...

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