Small states in IR
This article examines the challenges of defining small states in international relations and the implications of different definitions.
Trafficking of Bangladeshi Women and Children: Victimization of Rights and Dreams
Boat people in Bay of Bengal and grave sites found in a mountainous area of southern Thailand both are interrelated and two different side of same coin- Illegal Migration. In…
Reformed Foreign Investment Regime in Myanmar: Opportunities and Invitation for Investors
After a long walk for restoration of politics and ethnic integration, Myanmar is now moving forward for economic reform and deregulation of market. It is now standing in a crossroad…
Small States in International Relations: Rearranging the Puzzle of Defining the ‘small State’
Md. Fazle Rabby In today’s world, small states are considered as important actors of international politics. On the one hand, they exist in a large number; on the other hand,…
Small states in international political economy (IPE): challenging the challenges
Economic factors have long been viewed as probable explanations of state behavior. The fact that economic security is now considered an organic dimension of national security is no exaggeration. Plato,…
Bangladesh-UNHCR relations at crossroads: Climate refugee issue can’t be ignored
Md. Fazle Rabby A large number of Rohingyas are living in camps in the border areas of Bangladesh building make-shift tents. The impacts of climate change are already conspicuous in…
Now it’s Time for Look Africa Policy
Every nation state whatever its political system & state structure, has mutual stand point from where it interacted in foreign relations. A state interaction in foreign relations & foreign policy…
Myanmar: an emerging surrogate
Historic identity of Myanmar is military ruled underdeveloped and backward country of South and South East Asia. But there are some other facts are lying in history, like it is…