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    Socio-economic vulnerability and neo-liberalism: lessons from Bangladesh
    (© 2009, Sage Publication, UK, 11/1/2009) Rahman, Shahidur; Department of Economics and Social Sciences
    Based on a case study of an export-oriented Bangladeshi garment company, this article shows how hierarchies of vulnerability have developed in the process of global integration of Bangladesh’s garment industry. Situating the problem of economic dependency in a globalised context within a broader political economy discussion of local Bangladeshi scenarios, the study illustrates how such patterns of development are shaped by internal as well as external social and political forces that create conditions of vulnerability.
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    Socio-economic vulnerability and neo-liberalism lessons from Bangladesh
    (© 2009 SAGE Publications, 2009-11) Rahman, Shahidur
    Based on a case study of an export-oriented Bangladeshi garment company, this article shows how hierarchies of vulnerability have developed in the process of global integration of Bangladesh’s garment industry. Situating the problem of economic dependency in a globalised context within a broader political economy discussion of local Bangladeshi scenarios, the study illustrates how such patterns of development are shaped by internal as well as external social and political forces that create conditions of vulnerability.
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    Brain-Gain in Bangladesh: What makes it possible?
    (© 2010 International Journal of Innovation, Management and Technology, 2010-06) Rahman, Shahidur
    This paper examines the factors that are responsible for the migration of academics from developing countries to developed countries. After exploring the causes,the paper also examines the factors related with the return migration of academics in Bangladesh. What has made it possible for the return of academics to their home country is the key concern of this research.