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This monograph examines development in Bangladesh through class relations and their impact on the politics of development and economic globalization. It highlights how these dynamics influence aid delivery mechanisms and the choices of aid recipients. A key finding is the reliance on dual hegemony, defined as the alliance between the Bangladeshi political and economic elite and the Western international aid/development sector. This dual hegemony undermines the middle class and exacerbates class and caste disparities through public sector privatization and civil society fragmentation. The work appeals to scholars of political Islam, international politics, and security studies, particularly regarding terrorism and South Asia's political landscape. The chapters cover a range of topics, including the historical context of development, the impact of neoliberalism on class structures, and the relationship between neoliberalism and infrastructure. It also explores the intersection of neoliberalism and Islam, alongside the political economy of the military in Bangladesh. The conclusion addresses the fractured middle class, the dual hegemony of state and aid agencies, import dependency, and the education system's shortcomings in fostering democratic participation. The book offers policy recommendations and identifies areas for future research, making it a comprehensive resource for understanding the complexities of development in Ba
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Development, Neoliberalism, and Islamism in South Asia, Mustahid M. Husain
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- 2022
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