Yasmeen Mohiuddin
Biographic Data
| ID | 2476733 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yasmeen Mohiuddin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yasmeen |
| FAMILY NAME | Mohiuddin |
| SIGNATURE | MOHIUDDIN Y |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Christina Fernández and Nestor Kirchner
Few first ladies and even fewer first gentlemen harbour political ambitions more openly than Argentina's president Cristina Fernandez, and still fewer actually manage to turn those goals into political reality. When former Mexican first lady Marta Sahagun de Fox raised the prospect of a presidential bid to succeed her husband, Vicente Fox, she was forced into a humiliating retreat - mostly due to her premature meddling and political miscalculatio…
Bernard Kouchner
When Bernard Kouchner was expelled from France's Socialist party last year for accepting President Nicolas Sarkozy1 s invitation to become foreign minister, it was as if history was repeating itself.Like many of Europe's top politicians, Kouchner flirted with extreme left in 1960s. As a young communist and medical student in France, he railed against American imperialism and French colonialism in Algeria, and marched along front lines during wate…
David Frum
are many anecdotes chronicling David Frum's commitment to conservatism, but perhaps the most telling comes from his wife, journalist Danielle Crittenden: think I was the only conservative woman outside of his sister that he'd ever met...We're politically completely likeminded, which I think horrified his parents. I think they were hoping that he would meet someone that wasn't so politically egging him on.1Not that Frum needs any encouragement. As…
David M. Malone
David M. Malone' s appointment in February as president of the International Development Research Centre seems a natural step for a man whose career embodies the worldview of the crown corporation. Both Malone and IDRC, which aims to assist developing countries in nurturing local research groups to tackle social, economic, and political issues, are familiar with the problems facing such countries and the potential the global research community ha…
Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia
Cyclone Sidr was not the only storm to wreak havoc on Bangladesh last fall. The never-ending feud between the country's former leaders, Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia, continued to paralyze Bangladesh's long-suffering political system. This time however, both women had to defend themselves from behind bars.When the interim government declared a state of emergency in January 2007 after cancelling elections set for later that month, it did so to cur…
Boris Berezovsky
General David Petraeus
It's easy to see why David Petraeus was chosen to command US troops in Iraq. He finished first in ranger school, US army's grueling combat preparation course, and won three top awards in process. His fortitude has saved him on more than one occasion. During a training exercise in Kentucky in 1991, he was accidentally shot in chest with an M-i6 rifle. He survived thanks to five hours of surgery performed by former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist…
General David Petraeus
It's easy to see why David Petraeus was chosen to command US troops in Iraq. He finished first in ranger school, US army's grueling combat preparation course, and won three top awards in process. His fortitude has saved him on more than one occasion. During a training exercise in Kentucky in 1991, he was accidentally shot in chest with an M-i6 rifle. He survived thanks to five hours of surgery performed by former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist…
Boris Berezovsky
General David Petraeus
It's easy to see why David Petraeus was chosen to command US troops in Iraq. He finished first in ranger school, US army's grueling combat preparation course, and won three top awards in process. His fortitude has saved him on more than one occasion. During a training exercise in Kentucky in 1991, he was accidentally shot in chest with an M-i6 rifle. He survived thanks to five hours of surgery performed by former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist…
Bernard Kouchner
When Bernard Kouchner was expelled from France's Socialist party last year for accepting President Nicolas Sarkozy1 s invitation to become foreign minister, it was as if history was repeating itself.Like many of Europe's top politicians, Kouchner flirted with extreme left in 1960s. As a young communist and medical student in France, he railed against American imperialism and French colonialism in Algeria, and marched along front lines during wate…
David Frum
are many anecdotes chronicling David Frum's commitment to conservatism, but perhaps the most telling comes from his wife, journalist Danielle Crittenden: think I was the only conservative woman outside of his sister that he'd ever met...We're politically completely likeminded, which I think horrified his parents. I think they were hoping that he would meet someone that wasn't so politically egging him on.1Not that Frum needs any encouragement. As…
David M. Malone
David M. Malone' s appointment in February as president of the International Development Research Centre seems a natural step for a man whose career embodies the worldview of the crown corporation. Both Malone and IDRC, which aims to assist developing countries in nurturing local research groups to tackle social, economic, and political issues, are familiar with the problems facing such countries and the potential the global research community ha…
Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia
Cyclone Sidr was not the only storm to wreak havoc on Bangladesh last fall. The never-ending feud between the country's former leaders, Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia, continued to paralyze Bangladesh's long-suffering political system. This time however, both women had to defend themselves from behind bars.When the interim government declared a state of emergency in January 2007 after cancelling elections set for later that month, it did so to cur…
Christina Fernández and Nestor Kirchner
Few first ladies and even fewer first gentlemen harbour political ambitions more openly than Argentina's president Cristina Fernandez, and still fewer actually manage to turn those goals into political reality. When former Mexican first lady Marta Sahagun de Fox raised the prospect of a presidential bid to succeed her husband, Vicente Fox, she was forced into a humiliating retreat - mostly due to her premature meddling and political miscalculatio…
Political science (7 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture (1 works) · Bangladesh Politics, Society, and Development (1 works) · Ceremony (1 works)