M Kamal Uddin
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 100867 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | M Kamal Uddin |
| NOMBRES | M Kamal |
| APELLIDO | Uddin |
| FIRMA | UDDIN M K |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Chittagong |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8925-7077 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
From innovation to sustainability
Since the United States (U.S.) is falling behind the net-zero carbon emissions target by 2050, understanding effective long-term policies to reduce carbon intensity/emissions is essential for the country. To address key literature gaps, this study aims to provide novel evidence of the comparative assessment of the long-term effectiveness of artificial intelligence (AI) patterns, environmental policy stringency (EPS), renewable energy consumption …
Community policing as a translated and co-constituted practice in the Global South
Community policing (CP) in Bangladesh was introduced with the expectation that closer police – community cooperation would enhance public safety and legitimacy. However, its outcomes remain uneven and modest. Employing a mixed-methods research design, this article examines CP as a translated and co-constituted reform shaped by colonial institutional legacies, organisational cultures, and local political dynamics. Using a southern criminological a…
A Gendered Perspective on Social Network-Based Human Trafficking Recruitment and Irregular Migration in Bangladesh
Maternal cognitive function and neurodevelopmental outcomes of slum-dwelling children in Bangladesh
Deficiencies of women's participation in climate governance and sustainable development challenges in Bangladesh
In Bangladesh, women endure the consequences of climate change while also serving a crucial role in domestic and community‐led climate change responses. Given the gender power dynamics that have developed in Bangladesh, integrating women as distinguishable actors and effective agents in climate governance remains a challenge. Bangladesh is a traditionally patriarchal society, and because of deeply ingrained gender inequalities, men dominate the f…
NGOs’ Approach to the Reintegration of Returned Female Labor Migrants in Bangladesh
Female labor migration for livelihood is becoming a common phenomenon in migrant-sending countries. Although female workers migrate with a temporary contract for a better livelihood, they are experienced with various exploitations and difficulties while working abroad. Therefore, many female migrants returned to the country from the Middle East, and they faced enormous challenges in reintegration. Thus, this paper critically reviews the role of m…
NGOs ' approach to human rights and the challenges in Bangladesh
Environmental education for sustainable development in Bangladesh and its challenges
Environmental Education is very vital to reaching the agenda of Sustainable Development Goals. However, a lack of environmental awareness and gaps in theoretical knowledge and its practices still exists in Bangladesh. Therefore, this research aims to understand the students' perceptions of whether and how their behavior is environment‐friendly to achieve sustainable development goals. It also addresses teachers' perceptions of what are the shortc…
Forced returnee Bangladeshi female migrant domestic workers and their social reintegration experiences
Bangladeshi female migrant domestic workers are often forcefully repatriated from the Middle East before concluding their working tenure due to the various difficulties and challenges they face while working there. However, they face many new challenges in reintegrating with family and society after returning home. This article explores the experiences and challenges faced by forced returnee Bangladeshi female migrant domestic workers during soci…
Human rights abuses and criminal justice in policing practices in Bangladesh
This article explores the reasons for human rights abuses in policing practices in Bangladesh. Following human rights practices in policing is challenging as Bangladesh’s law enforcement agencies are involved in various forms of human rights violations. This study used mixed-methods research approach to enlighten the understanding of human rights violations in Bangladesh. In-depth interviews of 40 participants and survey responses obtained from 3…
Covid-19 responses, human rights and the cultural context of Global South
Purpose This paper focuses on COVID-19 and human rights in the Global South. Controlling COVID-19 has become very challenging to the courtiers in the Global South and the Global North. Various restrictive measures, mainly lockdown, home quarantine, travel restrictions and social distancing have been taken in both Global North and South to control COVID-19. However, the lower-middle and poor class people of the Global South have suffered from thes…
Environmental hazards and health rights of workers in shipbreaking in Bangladesh
Purpose The shipbreaking sector in Bangladesh has spurred extensive academic and policy debates on relations between shipbreaking industries, environmental degradation and the health security of their workers. As shipbreaking is an economically significant industry in Bangladesh, it needs to implement both domestic and global mechanisms for environmental conservation and the protection of the labourers’ health from environmental risks. The purpos…
Environmental crimes and green criminology in Bangladesh
Bangladesh is an environmentally vulnerable country, where environmental crimes are massive and common. However, the environmental crime prevention mechanism in the country is very weak, and traditional policing is utilized to stop these crimes. Therefore, the green criminological approach to prevent environmental crimes in Bangladesh is underdeveloped in many ways, with a total absence of the green policing model. Hence, this study focuses on at…
Investigating the resilience of refugee camps to Covid-19
Bangladesh Rohingya camps have hosted 65,000 refugees fled from Myanmar only since 2017. Their compromised living environment and limited physical and socioeconomic facilities make them highly sensitive to COVID-19. The Government of Bangladesh and international aid agencies have applied WHO's IPC (Infection, Prevention, and Control) guidelines to mitigate the transmission of COVID-19 outbreaks and enhance their resilience. However, Rohingyas oft…
Human Rights Abuses in Bangladeshi Policing
Forced returnee Bangladeshi female migrant domestic workers and their social reintegration experiences
Bangladeshi female migrant domestic workers are often forcefully repatriated from the Middle East before concluding their working tenure due to the various difficulties and challenges they face while working there. However, they face many new challenges in reintegrating with family and society after returning home. This article explores the experiences and challenges faced by forced returnee Bangladeshi female migrant domestic workers during soci…
A Gendered Perspective on Social Network-Based Human Trafficking Recruitment and Irregular Migration in Bangladesh
Deficiencies of women's participation in climate governance and sustainable development challenges in Bangladesh
In Bangladesh, women endure the consequences of climate change while also serving a crucial role in domestic and community‐led climate change responses. Given the gender power dynamics that have developed in Bangladesh, integrating women as distinguishable actors and effective agents in climate governance remains a challenge. Bangladesh is a traditionally patriarchal society, and because of deeply ingrained gender inequalities, men dominate the f…
Covid-19 responses, human rights and the cultural context of Global South
Purpose This paper focuses on COVID-19 and human rights in the Global South. Controlling COVID-19 has become very challenging to the courtiers in the Global South and the Global North. Various restrictive measures, mainly lockdown, home quarantine, travel restrictions and social distancing have been taken in both Global North and South to control COVID-19. However, the lower-middle and poor class people of the Global South have suffered from thes…
Investigating the resilience of refugee camps to Covid-19
Bangladesh Rohingya camps have hosted 65,000 refugees fled from Myanmar only since 2017. Their compromised living environment and limited physical and socioeconomic facilities make them highly sensitive to COVID-19. The Government of Bangladesh and international aid agencies have applied WHO's IPC (Infection, Prevention, and Control) guidelines to mitigate the transmission of COVID-19 outbreaks and enhance their resilience. However, Rohingyas oft…
Environmental education for sustainable development in Bangladesh and its challenges
Environmental Education is very vital to reaching the agenda of Sustainable Development Goals. However, a lack of environmental awareness and gaps in theoretical knowledge and its practices still exists in Bangladesh. Therefore, this research aims to understand the students' perceptions of whether and how their behavior is environment‐friendly to achieve sustainable development goals. It also addresses teachers' perceptions of what are the shortc…
Human rights abuses and criminal justice in policing practices in Bangladesh
This article explores the reasons for human rights abuses in policing practices in Bangladesh. Following human rights practices in policing is challenging as Bangladesh’s law enforcement agencies are involved in various forms of human rights violations. This study used mixed-methods research approach to enlighten the understanding of human rights violations in Bangladesh. In-depth interviews of 40 participants and survey responses obtained from 3…
Human Rights Abuses in Bangladeshi Policing
Human Rights Abuses in Bangladeshi Policing
Environmental crimes and green criminology in Bangladesh
Bangladesh is an environmentally vulnerable country, where environmental crimes are massive and common. However, the environmental crime prevention mechanism in the country is very weak, and traditional policing is utilized to stop these crimes. Therefore, the green criminological approach to prevent environmental crimes in Bangladesh is underdeveloped in many ways, with a total absence of the green policing model. Hence, this study focuses on at…
Investigating the resilience of refugee camps to Covid-19
Bangladesh Rohingya camps have hosted 65,000 refugees fled from Myanmar only since 2017. Their compromised living environment and limited physical and socioeconomic facilities make them highly sensitive to COVID-19. The Government of Bangladesh and international aid agencies have applied WHO's IPC (Infection, Prevention, and Control) guidelines to mitigate the transmission of COVID-19 outbreaks and enhance their resilience. However, Rohingyas oft…
Human rights abuses and criminal justice in policing practices in Bangladesh
This article explores the reasons for human rights abuses in policing practices in Bangladesh. Following human rights practices in policing is challenging as Bangladesh’s law enforcement agencies are involved in various forms of human rights violations. This study used mixed-methods research approach to enlighten the understanding of human rights violations in Bangladesh. In-depth interviews of 40 participants and survey responses obtained from 3…
Covid-19 responses, human rights and the cultural context of Global South
Purpose This paper focuses on COVID-19 and human rights in the Global South. Controlling COVID-19 has become very challenging to the courtiers in the Global South and the Global North. Various restrictive measures, mainly lockdown, home quarantine, travel restrictions and social distancing have been taken in both Global North and South to control COVID-19. However, the lower-middle and poor class people of the Global South have suffered from thes…
Environmental hazards and health rights of workers in shipbreaking in Bangladesh
Purpose The shipbreaking sector in Bangladesh has spurred extensive academic and policy debates on relations between shipbreaking industries, environmental degradation and the health security of their workers. As shipbreaking is an economically significant industry in Bangladesh, it needs to implement both domestic and global mechanisms for environmental conservation and the protection of the labourers’ health from environmental risks. The purpos…
NGOs ' approach to human rights and the challenges in Bangladesh
Environmental education for sustainable development in Bangladesh and its challenges
Environmental Education is very vital to reaching the agenda of Sustainable Development Goals. However, a lack of environmental awareness and gaps in theoretical knowledge and its practices still exists in Bangladesh. Therefore, this research aims to understand the students' perceptions of whether and how their behavior is environment‐friendly to achieve sustainable development goals. It also addresses teachers' perceptions of what are the shortc…
Forced returnee Bangladeshi female migrant domestic workers and their social reintegration experiences
Bangladeshi female migrant domestic workers are often forcefully repatriated from the Middle East before concluding their working tenure due to the various difficulties and challenges they face while working there. However, they face many new challenges in reintegrating with family and society after returning home. This article explores the experiences and challenges faced by forced returnee Bangladeshi female migrant domestic workers during soci…
Maternal cognitive function and neurodevelopmental outcomes of slum-dwelling children in Bangladesh
Deficiencies of women's participation in climate governance and sustainable development challenges in Bangladesh
In Bangladesh, women endure the consequences of climate change while also serving a crucial role in domestic and community‐led climate change responses. Given the gender power dynamics that have developed in Bangladesh, integrating women as distinguishable actors and effective agents in climate governance remains a challenge. Bangladesh is a traditionally patriarchal society, and because of deeply ingrained gender inequalities, men dominate the f…
NGOs’ Approach to the Reintegration of Returned Female Labor Migrants in Bangladesh
Female labor migration for livelihood is becoming a common phenomenon in migrant-sending countries. Although female workers migrate with a temporary contract for a better livelihood, they are experienced with various exploitations and difficulties while working abroad. Therefore, many female migrants returned to the country from the Middle East, and they faced enormous challenges in reintegration. Thus, this paper critically reviews the role of m…
A Gendered Perspective on Social Network-Based Human Trafficking Recruitment and Irregular Migration in Bangladesh
From innovation to sustainability
Since the United States (U.S.) is falling behind the net-zero carbon emissions target by 2050, understanding effective long-term policies to reduce carbon intensity/emissions is essential for the country. To address key literature gaps, this study aims to provide novel evidence of the comparative assessment of the long-term effectiveness of artificial intelligence (AI) patterns, environmental policy stringency (EPS), renewable energy consumption …
Community policing as a translated and co-constituted practice in the Global South
Community policing (CP) in Bangladesh was introduced with the expectation that closer police – community cooperation would enhance public safety and legitimacy. However, its outcomes remain uneven and modest. Employing a mixed-methods research design, this article examines CP as a translated and co-constituted reform shaped by colonial institutional legacies, organisational cultures, and local political dynamics. Using a southern criminological a…
Political science (11 obras) · Economic growth (8 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Bangladesh Politics, Society, and Development (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Human rights (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Medicine (4 obras)