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M Rashiduzzaman is a retired academic who occasionally writes on Bangladesh and its political history. The narrative draws from his ‘Identity of a Muslim family in colonial Bengal: Between memories and history’ (Peter Lang, NYC, 2021) and the forthcoming ‘Parties and Politics in East Pakistan 1947–71: the political inheritances of Bangladesh’, (publication expected later in 2024).
Post – Hasina Bangladesh: Realigning Parties?
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Post – Hasina Bangladesh: Realigning Parties?

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BANGLADESH HISTORY: An Occupied Territory?
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BANGLADESH HISTORY: An Occupied Territory?

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   FOR A “NEW” BANGLADESH:  An Astute Strategic Prism?
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   FOR A “NEW” BANGLADESH:  An Astute Strategic Prism?

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IN THE WAKE OF HASINA’S FALL: Will Bangladesh Rewrite the Past?
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IN THE WAKE OF HASINA’S FALL: Will Bangladesh Rewrite the Past?

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BANGLADESH’S INTERIM REGIME:   INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS AND THEIR DISCONTENTS!
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BANGLADESH’S INTERIM REGIME:   INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS AND THEIR DISCONTENTS!

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BANGLADESH NEEDS UNITERS NOT DIVIDERS!
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BANGLADESH NEEDS UNITERS NOT DIVIDERS!

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THE BNP-LED OPPOSITION IN BANGLADESH: Need a Paradigm Reset?
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THE BNP-LED OPPOSITION IN BANGLADESH: Need a Paradigm Reset?

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BETWEEN DELEGITIMIZATION OF DISSENT NOW AND ESPOUSING THE OPPOSITON IN THE YORE: Is the Awami League Dividing Against Itself?
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BETWEEN DELEGITIMIZATION OF DISSENT NOW AND ESPOUSING THE OPPOSITON IN THE YORE: Is the Awami League Dividing Against Itself?

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ENVISIONING BANGLADESH HISTORY: A Palimpsest or a Chiseled Stone?
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ENVISIONING BANGLADESH HISTORY: A Palimpsest or a Chiseled Stone?

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THE 1947 BENGAL PARTITION: Parallelling Grassroots Memories with Historiography?
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THE 1947 BENGAL PARTITION: Parallelling Grassroots Memories with Historiography?

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