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Mohammad Tarikul Islam

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Dr. Mohammad Tarikul Islam is a Professor of Government and Politics at Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh, recognized as an emerging political scientist and local government expert in South Asia. Before joining the university in 2014, he spent seven...

Cities, Climate Change, and Sustainable Development: Interplay in the Context of Bangladesh

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Evidently, environmental sustainability and urban resilience go hand in hand. There are now climate change-related policy discussions, awareness-raising campaigns, and concrete actions being taken at the regional, national, and municipal levels of...

Forced Migration in Bangladesh Geopolitical Reality, Human Security Fear and Diplomatic Efforts

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Bangladesh is currently housing more than one million Rohingya refugees, which raises severe questions regarding the safety of the populace. Although international responses to the violence have historically been divided, with governments focusing on...

How climate change threatens human security in Bangladesh?

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Introduction Climate change, one of the most urgent problems of our day, endangers the lives and way of life of billions of people. Climate change is a pressing issue that only appears to get worse, as seen by an uptick in natural disasters, refugee...

The Humanitarian Crisis of the Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh: Issues with their Living and the Host Government's Repatriation Initiatives

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The sociocultural fabric of the region has been severely strained by the extended coexistence of more than a million refugees and the local population in a densely populated and resource-constrained environment. The Rohingya have lost their ties to the...

Climate Refugees and the Urgent Reconceptualization of Human Rights

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A subtle yet significant revolution in the character of human displacement is being witnessed in the twenty-first century. In contrast to the old generation of refugees who have fled war or persecution, more and more people are having to go away because...

Disaster and Climate-Induced Migration in Bangladesh: A Potential Threat to Human Security

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Bangladesh is a disaster-prone nation, and the effects of climate change contribute to more frequent disasters that have an influence on all facets of human existence. According to statistical evidence , Bangladesh, which has a population of 165 million...

Ageing Population, Climate Vulnerability and Social Protection: Perspective of Bangladesh Coastal Zones

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Bangladesh has historically been identified as one of the most climate-vulnerable nations in the world due to its geographical position in the low-lying deltas of South Asia and its deeply embedded socio-economic structure to natural resources. Coastal...

Development, Governance, and Disaster Nexus: Bangladesh Viewpoint

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Good governance is expected to make disaster risk reduction a policy priority, allocating the necessary resources, ensuring and enforcing implementation, assigning accountability for failures, and facilitating participation by all relevant stakeholders...

How does Climate Diplomacy accelerate Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation in the Global South? Bangladesh Perspective

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In light of increasing evidence of the impacts of climate change, it is perceived as one of the foremost challenges of the 21 st century. There is a growing apprehension worldwide that reaching the consensus and commitment necessary to take action...

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In pursuit of an effective local government to localize disaster management in the global south: Bangladesh perspective

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Local governments play a crucial role in all phases of disaster management, encompassing prevention, readiness, response, and recovery. Local governments are typically the first to respond to a crisis, so their actions are critical to mitigating its...