Bangladesh. Political and Literary Reflections on a Divided Country. Q M Jalal Khan

Democracy and Development: Development With Corruption and Without Democracy -- The Role of the Police and the RAB (Rapid Action Battalion) in the "Development Sans Democracy". Conversation and the Gopal/Gopali Parrots and Predators in the Police -- Politics Bangladesh Style: All Sick and Rotten to the Core -- Bangladesh: A Trial Separation or a Complete Divorce in a Broken or Near-Broken Family? -- The Chiefs and Their Uddinization of the 2006-2008 Caretaker Government -- From the Opposition's (Wishy-Washy Dalliance) to the Position's (Red Light District): In Defense of the Three (Former) Female Opposition Parliament Members, the PAR (Ashrafi Papia, Shammi Akhter, and Rehana Ranu) -- Let's Follow the Example of Mujib's Clemency and Compassion and Not Set One of Cruel Otherization -- The Quagmire of Partisan Politics Over the Dead: Controversies Over the Image and Status of Mujib and Zia -- The Politics of the Past and the Honorifics of Titles -- Bangladeshi Nationalism: A Cause and Concept Right and Just -- Secularism in Bangladesh: Questions of Politicocultural and Religious Conflict -- Taslima Nasreen: An Ultra-Feminist of Politicocultural and Religious Divide -- When Bangladesh Is Divided Over Its National Anthem "Amar Sonar Bangla" (ATagore Song): A Politico-Literary Perspective. ISBN 9781433146138