Arifur Rahman
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3583320 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Arifur Rahman |
| NOMBRES | Arifur |
| APELLIDO | Rahman |
| FIRMA | RAHMAN A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Dhaka |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6066-6558 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2006 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Teachers’ perceptions of and adaptations to implementing a competency-based curriculum at the secondary level in Bangladesh
This study investigates teachers’ perceptions of and adaptations to implementing a competency-based curriculum (CBC) within Bangladesh’s secondary education context. It follows a qualitative approach to gain in-depth perceptions and adaptations. The research comprised comprehensive interviews with 32 teachers from government and non-government secondary schools across eight divisions in Bangladesh. A purposive sampling technique was employed to s…
Optimizing Energy Consumption Patterns in Southern California
Southern California is a special case scenario for any energy management study, given its sunny climate, sprawling urban landscapes, and economic strength. This research project focuses on how artificial intelligence can be applied in energy management by showing its potential toward optimum energy consumption and maximizing sustainability within Southern California. The dataset used for this study was accessed from the Kaggle website. The datase…
Intelligent Streetlight Control System Using Machine Learning Algorithms for Enhanced Energy Optimization in Smart Cities
In the USA, where large-scale city infrastructure uses huge amounts of energy, street lighting collectively makes up a large percentage of city-wide electricity consumption. As cities become smarter and greener, there is an immediate demand to update the management of public lighting networks. This research's prime objective was to create an adaptive machine learning system for streetlight control that can react automatically to the environment a…
Sri Lanka’s economic crisis
Birangonas, Gender and Transitional Justice in Bangladesh
Bangladesh remains an understudied case in the field of transitional justice, particularly regarding the gender dimension of postconflict justice measures. In this article, I examine the postconflict treatment of Birangonas – women who survived sexual violence during the 1971 war in Bangladesh – through a critical feminist lens. I argue that the treatment of Birangonas, by both law and society, is patently gendered. I trace the narratives followe…
Can supply chains decarbonize? Exploring the potential of scope 3 emission reduction for sustainable transformation
Scope 3 emissions are the largest and most complex component of corporate carbon footprints, presenting major challenges for decarbonization. This study analyzes a panel dataset of publicly listed European companies (2002–2023) using advanced econometric methods to assess how Scope 3 emission reduction strategies affect Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance. We employ Panel Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) models to capture…
The promises and limits of standardisation through paper-based technologies
Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) is a strategy that aims to standardise clinical assessment and treatment of sick children. In this article, we examine the aspirations and unfolding of introducing a revised IMCI strategy in Bangladesh. We carried out ethnographic fieldwork among project implementors and in IMCI health service delivery settings in Kushtia district, including 36 semi-structured interviews with policymakers, program…
AI-Driven Predictive Modeling of US Economic Trends
While traditional economic forecasting models have significantly improved, a few significant obstacles must be overcome. Conventional methods include time series and econometric models, which may rely hugely on historical data and are underlain by linear assumptions. These models fail to handle sudden shifts in the market or unseen economic events, like the financial crisis of 2008 or the COVID-19 pandemic 2020. Traditional models also need help …
Male Rape Victims and the Case for a Gender-Neutral Definition of Rape in Bangladesh
Rape laws in Bangladesh tend to operate on the putative gender binary and understand rape through the prism of penile-vaginal penetration. The idea of male rape, especially adult male rape, remains foreign to the existing rape laws, which leads to the underreporting of rape cases against men. This article argues for a gender-neutral definition of rape in Bangladesh. The justification is premised on two key arguments. First, it demonstrates that, …
Students’ perceptions of online learning in higher secondary education in Bangladesh during Covid-19 pandemic
The objective of this study was to investigate how higher secondary students perceive the online and to identify the factors that affect their perceptions during the Covid 19 epidemic in Bangladesh. The research is quantitative in nature. 1078 students' data were gathered using an online survey questionnaire through multistage random sampling. The results demonstrate that three factors—online learning's challenges and difficulties, the effectiven…
I Left My Old Self in the Training Session and Came Back With a New One’
Sociodrama and psychodrama have shown promising behavioral and attitudinal changes among men who adhere to toxic masculine attitudes and behavior. However, it is unknown whether such an approach could potentially curb the rising gender-based violence in Bangladesh. This paper presents the findings of in-depth interviews with 12 out of the 40 men in an urban slum in Dhaka who received culturally contextualized sociodrama and psychodrama interventi…
Risk Factors for Fatal Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus Infections in Saudi Arabia
Objectives. To explore complex associations among demographic factors, risk factors, health care, and fatality rates of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Methods. We based this study on analysis of a publicly accessible line listing of 1256 MERS-CoV cases (2013 to October 2018) available on the World Health Organization’s Web site. For analyses of demographic factors (e.g., age, gender), acces…
Tourists' temporal booking decisions
Improving and sustaining quality of child health care through IMCI training and supervision
BACKGROUND: The Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) strategy includes guidelines for the management of sick children at first-level facilities. These guidelines intend to improve quality of care by ensuring a complete assessment of the child's health and by providing algorithms that combine presenting symptoms into a set of illness classifications for management by IMCI-trained service providers at first-level facilities. OBJECTIVES…
We can protect our past
The dominating concepts and practices of preservation and conservation of heritage in Bangladesh take autonomous and self-conscious agency for granted. This notion of agency has a genealogy in the history of the translation of various concepts by the modernizing and secularizing projects in Bangladesh under both colonialist and nationalist regimes of modern power. The points of application of modern power include the domain of the past and its di…
Tourists' temporal booking decisions
Improving and sustaining quality of child health care through IMCI training and supervision
BACKGROUND: The Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) strategy includes guidelines for the management of sick children at first-level facilities. These guidelines intend to improve quality of care by ensuring a complete assessment of the child's health and by providing algorithms that combine presenting symptoms into a set of illness classifications for management by IMCI-trained service providers at first-level facilities. OBJECTIVES…
We can protect our past
The dominating concepts and practices of preservation and conservation of heritage in Bangladesh take autonomous and self-conscious agency for granted. This notion of agency has a genealogy in the history of the translation of various concepts by the modernizing and secularizing projects in Bangladesh under both colonialist and nationalist regimes of modern power. The points of application of modern power include the domain of the past and its di…
Improving and sustaining quality of child health care through IMCI training and supervision
BACKGROUND: The Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) strategy includes guidelines for the management of sick children at first-level facilities. These guidelines intend to improve quality of care by ensuring a complete assessment of the child's health and by providing algorithms that combine presenting symptoms into a set of illness classifications for management by IMCI-trained service providers at first-level facilities. OBJECTIVES…
Tourists' temporal booking decisions
Risk Factors for Fatal Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus Infections in Saudi Arabia
Objectives. To explore complex associations among demographic factors, risk factors, health care, and fatality rates of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Methods. We based this study on analysis of a publicly accessible line listing of 1256 MERS-CoV cases (2013 to October 2018) available on the World Health Organization’s Web site. For analyses of demographic factors (e.g., age, gender), acces…
I Left My Old Self in the Training Session and Came Back With a New One’
Sociodrama and psychodrama have shown promising behavioral and attitudinal changes among men who adhere to toxic masculine attitudes and behavior. However, it is unknown whether such an approach could potentially curb the rising gender-based violence in Bangladesh. This paper presents the findings of in-depth interviews with 12 out of the 40 men in an urban slum in Dhaka who received culturally contextualized sociodrama and psychodrama interventi…
Students’ perceptions of online learning in higher secondary education in Bangladesh during Covid-19 pandemic
The objective of this study was to investigate how higher secondary students perceive the online and to identify the factors that affect their perceptions during the Covid 19 epidemic in Bangladesh. The research is quantitative in nature. 1078 students' data were gathered using an online survey questionnaire through multistage random sampling. The results demonstrate that three factors—online learning's challenges and difficulties, the effectiven…
AI-Driven Predictive Modeling of US Economic Trends
While traditional economic forecasting models have significantly improved, a few significant obstacles must be overcome. Conventional methods include time series and econometric models, which may rely hugely on historical data and are underlain by linear assumptions. These models fail to handle sudden shifts in the market or unseen economic events, like the financial crisis of 2008 or the COVID-19 pandemic 2020. Traditional models also need help …
Male Rape Victims and the Case for a Gender-Neutral Definition of Rape in Bangladesh
Rape laws in Bangladesh tend to operate on the putative gender binary and understand rape through the prism of penile-vaginal penetration. The idea of male rape, especially adult male rape, remains foreign to the existing rape laws, which leads to the underreporting of rape cases against men. This article argues for a gender-neutral definition of rape in Bangladesh. The justification is premised on two key arguments. First, it demonstrates that, …
Optimizing Energy Consumption Patterns in Southern California
Southern California is a special case scenario for any energy management study, given its sunny climate, sprawling urban landscapes, and economic strength. This research project focuses on how artificial intelligence can be applied in energy management by showing its potential toward optimum energy consumption and maximizing sustainability within Southern California. The dataset used for this study was accessed from the Kaggle website. The datase…
Intelligent Streetlight Control System Using Machine Learning Algorithms for Enhanced Energy Optimization in Smart Cities
In the USA, where large-scale city infrastructure uses huge amounts of energy, street lighting collectively makes up a large percentage of city-wide electricity consumption. As cities become smarter and greener, there is an immediate demand to update the management of public lighting networks. This research's prime objective was to create an adaptive machine learning system for streetlight control that can react automatically to the environment a…
Sri Lanka’s economic crisis
Birangonas, Gender and Transitional Justice in Bangladesh
Bangladesh remains an understudied case in the field of transitional justice, particularly regarding the gender dimension of postconflict justice measures. In this article, I examine the postconflict treatment of Birangonas – women who survived sexual violence during the 1971 war in Bangladesh – through a critical feminist lens. I argue that the treatment of Birangonas, by both law and society, is patently gendered. I trace the narratives followe…
Can supply chains decarbonize? Exploring the potential of scope 3 emission reduction for sustainable transformation
Scope 3 emissions are the largest and most complex component of corporate carbon footprints, presenting major challenges for decarbonization. This study analyzes a panel dataset of publicly listed European companies (2002–2023) using advanced econometric methods to assess how Scope 3 emission reduction strategies affect Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance. We employ Panel Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) models to capture…
The promises and limits of standardisation through paper-based technologies
Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) is a strategy that aims to standardise clinical assessment and treatment of sick children. In this article, we examine the aspirations and unfolding of introducing a revised IMCI strategy in Bangladesh. We carried out ethnographic fieldwork among project implementors and in IMCI health service delivery settings in Kushtia district, including 36 semi-structured interviews with policymakers, program…
Teachers’ perceptions of and adaptations to implementing a competency-based curriculum at the secondary level in Bangladesh
This study investigates teachers’ perceptions of and adaptations to implementing a competency-based curriculum (CBC) within Bangladesh’s secondary education context. It follows a qualitative approach to gain in-depth perceptions and adaptations. The research comprised comprehensive interviews with 32 teachers from government and non-government secondary schools across eight divisions in Bangladesh. A purposive sampling technique was employed to s…
Sociology (7 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Population (4 obras) · Environmental health (3 obras) · Business (2 obras) · Criminology (2 obras)