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152021
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Bangladesh is currently facing an incremental growth of radicalization. This radicalization can be traced back to the country’s early post-Independence years. Over time, political violence, ideological clashes between secular and right-wing ideologies, and weak governance have created conditions for the growth of radical Islam. The public rhetoric on corruption, weakening of democratic institutions, inadequate law enforcement agencies, fragile justice delivery system, fledgling educational and social institutions and growing unemployment provides further space for alternative narratives by extremist ideologues. Home-grown extremist outfits have received ideological and tactical supports from transnational terrorist network such as Islamic State (IS) and Al-Qaeda in Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), but only in a limited manner. The supply and demand side of radicalization in Bangladesh has not yet been addressed by actors such as the government, private sector, civil society and media. The failures in multiple sectors in the state governance have led to a situation where IS and AQIS now see Bangladesh as a potential ground for exerting their supremacy as flag bearers of radical forms of Islam.
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094456
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152187
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Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Bangladesh in October 2016 has dramatically uplifted the strategic value of Bangladesh to the world and presented new opportunities to Bangladeshs’security, political and economic interests. Bangladesh and China have agreed to elevate‘the closer comprehensive partnership of cooperation’to a‘strategic partnership’. China’s B&R initiative is perhaps a major project for Bangladesh to promote economic development and to connect itself with global markets.
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ID:
120260
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New Delhi, Manohar, 2013.
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64p.pbk
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RCSS Policy Studies 54
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9789350980040
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
Circulation
| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 057285 | 363.320954/KHA 057285 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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