Mahbub Alam Prodip
Biographic Data
| ID | 3916044 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mahbub Alam Prodip |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mahbub Alam |
| FAMILY NAME | Prodip |
| SIGNATURE | PRODIP M A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Rajshahi |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8340-6812 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Gender Quotas and Women's Substantive Representation in Local‐Level Government in Bangladesh
This qualitative research examines how far gender quotas lead to women's substantive representation in the Union Parishad in Bangladesh. To what extent and how do quota‐elected women members influence the decision‐making process in the Union Parishad to materialize policy outcomes for citizens, especially for women constituents in Bangladesh? Using a purposive sample, primary data were collected through semi‐structured and key informant interview…
Does Implementation of ’Citizen’s Charter Make Any Difference in Service Delivery? Comparing the Performance of Local Councils between Plain and Hilly Areas—A Case of Bangladesh
This paper compares the impact of citizen’s charters in delivering services by Union Parishads in Bangladesh in Bengali-majority and tribal areas. Using a qualitative research method, the case study was used to look at CC implementation in a comprehensive and in-depth way. Interview and observation methods were employed to collect data. One hundred interviewees from each union, including service providers, service users, and LG officials, were co…
Education for what? The politics of education for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
The massive influx of Rohingyas has become one of the world's worst humanitarian and human rights crises. The Bangladesh government does not have any domestic or international regulations to set up an administrative process to address the issue of Rohingya refugees. Recently, Bangladesh and Myanmar initiated the repatriation of around 3000 Rohingyas. Yet, the repatriation process has not been successful as none of the Rohingya agreed to return to…
What determines quota-elected women’s political empowerment in India and Bangladesh? A comparative perspective
This comparative case study compares the facilitating factors that promote quota-elected women’s political empowerment in local-level politics, in the Gram Panchayat in India and the Union Parishad in Bangladesh. It reveals that gender quotas do not spontaneously promote women’s political empowerment. Rather, women’s political empowerment depends on a number of institutional and political factors – gender quotas with provisions, party affiliation…
Cultural obstacles to women’s political empowerment in India and Bangladesh
This comparative case study explores the cultural obstructions that women members in reserved seats confront with regards to their political empowerment at the local council level – in the Gram Panchayat in India and the Union Parishad in Bangladesh. Primary data was collected from West Bengal in India and Rajshahi in Bangladesh between July 2018 and February 2019. The results are mixed, and varied significantly from country to country. Patriarch…
Health and Educational Status of Rohingya Refugee Children in Bangladesh
A large number of Muslims have migrated to Bangladesh as refugees from Myanmar since 1991. The government of Bangladesh initially welcomed and accommodated refugees in twenty-one camps in Cox's Bazar during the influxes in 1991 -1992. Now, over 220. Now, over 220,000 refugees, mostly drawn from the Rohingya ethnic group, are living in two primitive camps along the border, having fled the widespread forced labor and ethnic and religious persecutio…
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Health and Educational Status of Rohingya Refugee Children in Bangladesh
A large number of Muslims have migrated to Bangladesh as refugees from Myanmar since 1991. The government of Bangladesh initially welcomed and accommodated refugees in twenty-one camps in Cox's Bazar during the influxes in 1991 -1992. Now, over 220. Now, over 220,000 refugees, mostly drawn from the Rohingya ethnic group, are living in two primitive camps along the border, having fled the widespread forced labor and ethnic and religious persecutio…
Cultural obstacles to women’s political empowerment in India and Bangladesh
This comparative case study explores the cultural obstructions that women members in reserved seats confront with regards to their political empowerment at the local council level – in the Gram Panchayat in India and the Union Parishad in Bangladesh. Primary data was collected from West Bengal in India and Rajshahi in Bangladesh between July 2018 and February 2019. The results are mixed, and varied significantly from country to country. Patriarch…
Education for what? The politics of education for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
The massive influx of Rohingyas has become one of the world's worst humanitarian and human rights crises. The Bangladesh government does not have any domestic or international regulations to set up an administrative process to address the issue of Rohingya refugees. Recently, Bangladesh and Myanmar initiated the repatriation of around 3000 Rohingyas. Yet, the repatriation process has not been successful as none of the Rohingya agreed to return to…
What determines quota-elected women’s political empowerment in India and Bangladesh? A comparative perspective
This comparative case study compares the facilitating factors that promote quota-elected women’s political empowerment in local-level politics, in the Gram Panchayat in India and the Union Parishad in Bangladesh. It reveals that gender quotas do not spontaneously promote women’s political empowerment. Rather, women’s political empowerment depends on a number of institutional and political factors – gender quotas with provisions, party affiliation…
Does Implementation of ’Citizen’s Charter Make Any Difference in Service Delivery? Comparing the Performance of Local Councils between Plain and Hilly Areas—A Case of Bangladesh
This paper compares the impact of citizen’s charters in delivering services by Union Parishads in Bangladesh in Bengali-majority and tribal areas. Using a qualitative research method, the case study was used to look at CC implementation in a comprehensive and in-depth way. Interview and observation methods were employed to collect data. One hundred interviewees from each union, including service providers, service users, and LG officials, were co…
Gender Quotas and Women's Substantive Representation in Local‐Level Government in Bangladesh
This qualitative research examines how far gender quotas lead to women's substantive representation in the Union Parishad in Bangladesh. To what extent and how do quota‐elected women members influence the decision‐making process in the Union Parishad to materialize policy outcomes for citizens, especially for women constituents in Bangladesh? Using a purposive sample, primary data were collected through semi‐structured and key informant interview…
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