Bulbul Siddiqi
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 281771 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Bulbul Siddiqi |
| PRENOMES | Bulbul |
| SOBRENOME | Siddiqi |
| ASSINATURA | SIDDIQI B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | North South University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5758-4209 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Beyond belief
Research on help-seeking for serious mental illness (SMI) has often focused on the influence of cultural beliefs and explanatory models however a number of factors also influence decisions around treatment including availability, cost and quality of care. This study utilises an ecological framework to explore influences on help-seeking for serious mental illness in deprived urban slum communities in Ibadan, Nigeria and Dhaka, Bangladesh. Intervie…
Covid-19 induced challenges in refugee management
Bangladesh's Rohingya crisis is more complex than ever due to several factors. Failure to repatriate Rohingya refugees to their homeland, declining sympathy among the host communities, funding reductions from the international communities, the 2021 military coup in Myanmar and the recent war between the Arakan Army and Myanmar military are the key factors behind such complexity. In addition to all these difficulties, COVID-19 created new barriers…
Exploring the roles and challenges of national development experts on the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh
Bangladesh hosts nearly one million Rohingyas who live in several congested camps in Cox’s Bazar, making it the largest refugee camp in the world. Many NGOs and several UN agencies support the Rohingyas with essential basic needs. The enormity and complex nature of the crisis have created spaces for practitioners, researchers, academics, and activists to get involved in the quest for a dignified and sustainable solution for the Rohingyas. Based o…
Islam and social changes among university-going urban youth in Bangladesh
Navigating the shift in Bangladeshi host community’s perceptions towards the Rohingya refugees
Generosity and selflessness from the host community in Cox’s Bazar were deemed to be instrumental in supporting Rohingyas who sought refuge in Bangladesh in 2017. Thousands of Rohingyas had to flee from their own country to save lives due to state-supported military violence. Initially, Bangladeshi media and civil society were largely supportive of the Rohingyas. However, the initial sympathy later withered away and may have turned into frustrati…
Challenges and dilemmas of social cohesion between the Rohingya and host communities in Bangladesh
Social Cohesion is an important issue for refugees and their host communities. Much attention on social cohesion in the literature has been focused on situations in the Middle East. This paper will bring attention to the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh. With the influx of nearly one million Rohingya into Bangladesh in 2017, social cohesion between the Rohingya and their host communities has become more complex than ever. Although ensuring social co…
Social Stigma and Suffering
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has become a global concern due to the unprecedented catastrophe it has brought about. Social stigma around COVID-19 has become another concern in many areas. This study employs a qualitative approach in analyzing and discussing cultural perceptions and experiences of social stigma and suffering around COVID-19 in Bangladesh. This paper argues that socio-cultural and religious practices and various new metaphors i…
Becoming ‘Good Muslim’
Reconfiguring the gender relation
The international Islamic reform movement Tablighi Jamaat (TJ) began in India in the 1920s and has now spread over much of the world. Barbara Metcalf and others have raised the question of the impact of TJ practices in the area of gender relations. This article investigates this issue based on the author's fieldwork in Bangladesh. TJ teachings stress the importance of male authority within the family in a way that conflicts hardly at all with ‘tr…
Navigating the shift in Bangladeshi host community’s perceptions towards the Rohingya refugees
Generosity and selflessness from the host community in Cox’s Bazar were deemed to be instrumental in supporting Rohingyas who sought refuge in Bangladesh in 2017. Thousands of Rohingyas had to flee from their own country to save lives due to state-supported military violence. Initially, Bangladeshi media and civil society were largely supportive of the Rohingyas. However, the initial sympathy later withered away and may have turned into frustrati…
Challenges and dilemmas of social cohesion between the Rohingya and host communities in Bangladesh
Social Cohesion is an important issue for refugees and their host communities. Much attention on social cohesion in the literature has been focused on situations in the Middle East. This paper will bring attention to the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh. With the influx of nearly one million Rohingya into Bangladesh in 2017, social cohesion between the Rohingya and their host communities has become more complex than ever. Although ensuring social co…
Reconfiguring the gender relation
The international Islamic reform movement Tablighi Jamaat (TJ) began in India in the 1920s and has now spread over much of the world. Barbara Metcalf and others have raised the question of the impact of TJ practices in the area of gender relations. This article investigates this issue based on the author's fieldwork in Bangladesh. TJ teachings stress the importance of male authority within the family in a way that conflicts hardly at all with ‘tr…
Social Stigma and Suffering
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has become a global concern due to the unprecedented catastrophe it has brought about. Social stigma around COVID-19 has become another concern in many areas. This study employs a qualitative approach in analyzing and discussing cultural perceptions and experiences of social stigma and suffering around COVID-19 in Bangladesh. This paper argues that socio-cultural and religious practices and various new metaphors i…
Reconfiguring the gender relation
The international Islamic reform movement Tablighi Jamaat (TJ) began in India in the 1920s and has now spread over much of the world. Barbara Metcalf and others have raised the question of the impact of TJ practices in the area of gender relations. This article investigates this issue based on the author's fieldwork in Bangladesh. TJ teachings stress the importance of male authority within the family in a way that conflicts hardly at all with ‘tr…
Becoming ‘Good Muslim’
Challenges and dilemmas of social cohesion between the Rohingya and host communities in Bangladesh
Social Cohesion is an important issue for refugees and their host communities. Much attention on social cohesion in the literature has been focused on situations in the Middle East. This paper will bring attention to the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh. With the influx of nearly one million Rohingya into Bangladesh in 2017, social cohesion between the Rohingya and their host communities has become more complex than ever. Although ensuring social co…
Social Stigma and Suffering
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has become a global concern due to the unprecedented catastrophe it has brought about. Social stigma around COVID-19 has become another concern in many areas. This study employs a qualitative approach in analyzing and discussing cultural perceptions and experiences of social stigma and suffering around COVID-19 in Bangladesh. This paper argues that socio-cultural and religious practices and various new metaphors i…
Islam and social changes among university-going urban youth in Bangladesh
Navigating the shift in Bangladeshi host community’s perceptions towards the Rohingya refugees
Generosity and selflessness from the host community in Cox’s Bazar were deemed to be instrumental in supporting Rohingyas who sought refuge in Bangladesh in 2017. Thousands of Rohingyas had to flee from their own country to save lives due to state-supported military violence. Initially, Bangladeshi media and civil society were largely supportive of the Rohingyas. However, the initial sympathy later withered away and may have turned into frustrati…
Covid-19 induced challenges in refugee management
Bangladesh's Rohingya crisis is more complex than ever due to several factors. Failure to repatriate Rohingya refugees to their homeland, declining sympathy among the host communities, funding reductions from the international communities, the 2021 military coup in Myanmar and the recent war between the Arakan Army and Myanmar military are the key factors behind such complexity. In addition to all these difficulties, COVID-19 created new barriers…
Exploring the roles and challenges of national development experts on the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh
Bangladesh hosts nearly one million Rohingyas who live in several congested camps in Cox’s Bazar, making it the largest refugee camp in the world. Many NGOs and several UN agencies support the Rohingyas with essential basic needs. The enormity and complex nature of the crisis have created spaces for practitioners, researchers, academics, and activists to get involved in the quest for a dignified and sustainable solution for the Rohingyas. Based o…
Beyond belief
Research on help-seeking for serious mental illness (SMI) has often focused on the influence of cultural beliefs and explanatory models however a number of factors also influence decisions around treatment including availability, cost and quality of care. This study utilises an ecological framework to explore influences on help-seeking for serious mental illness in deprived urban slum communities in Ibadan, Nigeria and Dhaka, Bangladesh. Intervie…
Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Asian Geopolitics and Ethnography (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Cambodian History and Society (3 obras) · Refugee (3 obras) · 2019-20 coronavirus outbreak (2 obras) · Bangladesh Politics, Society, and Development (2 obras) · Development economics (2 obras)