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Dr. Mohammed Rashiduzzaman is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political science at Rowan University in New Jersey. He teaches Comparative Politics, International Relations, U.S. Foreign Policy, Contemporary World Problems, and Asian Politics in his areas of specialization.
BANGLADESH’S JOB-QUOTA PROTESTS: A Mutiny rooted in History?
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BANGLADESH’S JOB-QUOTA PROTESTS: A Mutiny rooted in History?

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REVISITING THE 1947 PARTITION: The Grassroots Heartbeats in the Twilight of Colonial Bengal?
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REVISITING THE 1947 PARTITION: The Grassroots Heartbeats in the Twilight of Colonial Bengal?

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Bangladesh: Textbook Pandemonium – An uptick of the old faultline?
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Bangladesh: Textbook Pandemonium – An uptick of the old faultline?

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Bangladesh-Chittagong Hill Tracts: Bonfire of triangular accord?
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Bangladesh-Chittagong Hill Tracts: Bonfire of triangular accord?

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Muslim psyche in colonial Bengal
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Muslim psyche in colonial Bengal

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Muslim identity in Bangladesh and in its yore: Is it still relevant?
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Muslim identity in Bangladesh and in its yore: Is it still relevant?

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1947 Partition of Bengal
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1947 Partition of Bengal

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