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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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Volume 2, Issue 3

Bangladesh’s monetary policy, monetary-fiscal coordination, and the ‘monsoon revolution’

Dr. Ahsan Mansur, the newly appointed governor of Bangladesh Bank, told the British Broadcasting...
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Truth behind the numbers: Hasina’s development illusion

Hasina fled to India by helicopter on August 5th as people-led protests toppled her...
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Sheikh Hasina’s development myth

“I’m going to make him an offer he can’t refuse” - the famous line...
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Natun Bangladesh: A Quest for Meaningful Changes

Bangladesh is passing through a tumultuous time. The student-led mass uprising, now variously called...
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Bangladesh with its third historical opportunity

A new horizon of opportunities has opened up before Bangladesh after the student-mass uprising...
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It’s time to rewrite university ordinances

Curzon Hall, Dhaka University. Courtesy: Prothom Alo (English desk), 1 Dec 2021 Thanks to our...
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বাংলাদেশঃ বর্তমান ও আগামি দিনের ভাবনা

আশির দশকের কথা। সিডনী থেকে ফিরে গিয়ে আন্তর্জাতিক উদরাময় গবেষণা কেন্দ্রে (ICDDR,B) কাজ শুরু...
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Transboundary rivers: Why Bangladesh’s vital lifeline turns into tragedy?

People in the Burichang area of Cumilla district, evacuating their homes for higher grounds...
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Digital trade facilitation in Bangladesh: Steps to accelerate progress

Enhancing competitiveness in global markets requires efficient trade facilitation – streamlining procedures and reducing...
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Bangladeshis in Portugal: A Conversation with Mr. Mani Rahman, a vlogger in Lisbon

The natural beauty, culture, and tranquility of Portugal, especially Sintra (a picturesque place near...
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Book review

Our Story: An Anthology of life stories of the first-generation Bangladeshis in Australia. Published...

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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...
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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...
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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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