Hand-Schuller-Christian disease

Khan, Anisur Rahman; Amin, Md. Rezaul; Karim, Bazlul; Shalike, Narendra

doi:10.3329/bsmmuj.v10i3.33241

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“…Even his loudest critics rarely faulted him for any failure in character. Mujib's empathy has been corroborated by many over the years (Karim, 2014;Khan, 1996;Mascarenhas, 1986). There are also numerous incidents where he faced personal persecution and stood for those in need, creating long-term alliances and showing great empathy.…”

Section: Mujib and Charismatic Leadershipmentioning

confidence: 93%

“…Hence, transformational leaders turn dormant followers into active ones (Burns, 1979, p. 137). Mujib is regarded today as the Father of Bangladesh and, as such, is fulfilling the vision of a Bengali nation, which clearly establishes him as a transformational leader (Ahmed, 1994; Khan, 1996).…”

Section: Populism and The Centrality Of A Leadermentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Mujib personified all the characters of this Bengali identity. His Father was a small landholder in a rural district, among the petit‐bourgeoise (Karim, 2014, p. 10; Khan, 1996, p. 20); as a leading student activist even before partition, he was a prominent student leader out of DU; and with his Sheikh cognomen, he could claim an upper‐caste ashraf lineage (Rahman, 2020, p. 2). During the two decades of this paper's focus, Mujib consistently displayed high levels of risk tolerance, empathy and loyalty, which are attractive behavioural traits known to narrow the psychological distance between leader and followers (Rast et al, 2013).…”

Section: Mujib and Charismatic Leadershipmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…At the height of Mujib's popularity as a grand symbol of the national spirit, the radical object, even most academic historians like Khan (1996), Jahan (1980) and others, eulogised the leader and the man, while international journalists like Mascarenhas (1986) too waxed poetic on his majestic leadership and magnanimousness. Authors in league with the opposition, like Moudud Ahmed (1991), did not write pejoratively about the man, even if they did not expend additional energy trying to glorify him further.…”

Section: Mujib and Charismatic Leadershipmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Charisma, populism, and the formation of national identity: Sheikh Mujib and Bengali nationalism

Hajjaj

2023

Nations and Nationalism

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Identity formation is a complex process and has been discussed by post-structuralist discourse theorist Ernesto Laclau. This paper focuses on Laclau's proposed ideas on the means of identity production and populism and studies the popular independence movement for Bangladesh under that rubric. It locates charismatic leadership as a necessary condition for populism and identifies Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as the charisma\ t suturing the various chains of equivalence that rose to become the populist movement that resulted in the nation's struggle for independence in 1971. This paper also looks at the transformational leadership of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and acknowledges it as a necessary condition for the patterns of identity creation in East Bengal in the late 1960s.

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Section: Mujib and Charismatic Leadershipmentioning

confidence: 93%

Section: Populism and The Centrality Of A Leadermentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Mujib and Charismatic Leadershipmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Mujib and Charismatic Leadershipmentioning

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Charisma, populism, and the formation of national identity: Sheikh Mujib and Bengali nationalism

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2023

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“…Apart from this, Rahman [28] in his book 'Third World Chrismat: Shekh Mujib and the Struggle for Freedom', In this book, the author has highlighted the issues from the movement of the British period to the end of Pakistan, Sheikh Mujib, various levels of diplomacy during the liberation war and war, international recognition after independence, challenges and ideology of Sheikh Mujib's charismatic politics, globalism, his thoughts and ideals in the international context. From Bangabandhu's political activities to economic, social, cultural and biographical issues, books, articles, poems novels, etc., there was no research on how Bangabandhu's role in the development of international relations after independence was reflected in the newspapers.…”

Section: Bangabandhu's International Relations and Foreign Policymentioning

confidence: 99%

Role of Bangabandhu in the Development of Post-independence International Relations: A Study on Selected Dhaka Dailies

Hossain,

Panday

2024

Asian J. Educ. Soc. Stud.

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Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the dreamer of Bengali independence, has left Bangladesh at a unique height on the World stage. His contributions to the development of international relations in Bangladesh after independence are undeniable. Bangabandhu has prepared the map of Bangladesh's foreign policy and international outline. The main objective of this study is to analyze how Bangabandhu's roles, steps and activities in the development of international relations after independence have been reflected in the newspapers. The study was carried out through purposive sampling of newspaper stories using systematic sampling methods. In the four years from 1972 to 1975, the number of sample newspapers in the Daily Ittefaq stood at 188, while the total number of news was 17,484. Among the sampled newspapers, international news related to Bangladesh was 330 (1.89%), of which the highest was 228 (69.09%) on the front page, the lowest was 4 (1.21%) on the sixth page, the highest was 113 (34.24%) in 1974 and the lowest was 68 (20.61%) in 1975. In terms of news type, simple news was the most printed at 249 (75.45%) and the lowest investigative and feature news at 3 (0.91%) and 3 (0.91%) respectively. The highest number of news sources was government and non-government organizations with 117 (35.45%) and the lowest was 8 (2.42%) press conferences. The study focused on five types of news issues (recognition, international conferences, international organizations, the United Nations, and diplomatic meetings). By presenting the logical results of the research work, it is proved that the strong position of Bangladesh in the international arena is a far-reaching result of Bangabandhu's farsighted policy and leadership in the development of international relations after independence. The results of this research will play an important role in understanding Bangladesh's international relations and Bangabandhu's contributions. In a very short period after independence, Bangabandhu and his government have created a golden history by achieving international recognition, getting membership in different organizations, and improving relations with different countries and organizations. The study recommends more in-depth analysis and documentation of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's diplomatic strategies and their long-term impacts on Bangladesh's international relations to serve as a guiding framework for future research and foreign policy development.

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Hand-Schuller-Christian disease

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Charisma, populism, and the formation of national identity: Sheikh Mujib and Bengali nationalism

Charisma, populism, and the formation of national identity: Sheikh Mujib and Bengali nationalism

Role of Bangabandhu in the Development of Post-independence International Relations: A Study on Selected Dhaka Dailies

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