Stories from William B Milam
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Moral hazard on steroids
When political leaders of any stripe go beyond the limits set by constitutions and law, they are acting immorally.
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Bangladesh — metaphor or allegory?
Almost 45 years after its bloody secession, governing party seems to be heading towards one-party authoritarian system
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The tangled web of history
Some historians, politicians make linear connection and assert it was language that drove East & West Pakistan apart.
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“The Trees Are Coming Into Leaf…Their Greenness Is A Kind Of Grief”
Dealing with militant groups ad seriatum will not be easy but will be essential if country is ever to be recaptured.
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The land of lost content
One wonders whether a reborn, renamed, reformed BJI, might turn into the centre of the opposition.
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Is the worst yet to come?
In my view, people of Bangladesh will either suffer under an authoritarian govt, or spend their life over throwing it.
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The good ones revolted
Bangladesh, hailed as paragon of political & social modernisation, will join ranks of one-party authoritarian states.
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Bangladesh — on the march to authoritarianism?
Clearly, this election does not reflect the will of a population far advanced from those early days.
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The Bangladesh Paradox
Bangladesh defies modernisation theory where despite sustained growth it marched back on authoritarian/democracy axis.