Anu Muhammad
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Anu Muhammad | |
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Born | Anu Muhammad Anisur Rahman 22 September 1956 Jamalpur |
Nationality | Bangladeshi |
Institution | Jahangirnagar University |
Field | Political economics |
Alma mater | Jahangirnagar University |
Information at IDEAS / RePEc |
Anu Muhammad Anisur Rahman, better known by Anu Muhammad (Bengali: আনু মুহাম্মদ; born 1956), is a Bangladeshi economist and political activist.
Career
He is a professor at Jahangirnagar University where he has been teaching economics since 1982 and taught anthropology from 1991 to 2005. He was a visiting professor at University of Winnipeg and University of Manitoba in 2001 and stayed at Columbia University as a visiting Scholar in 1993. His research is focused on globalisation, social transformation, gender issues, non-governmental organisations and energy. He is the member secretary of the citizen's movement platform called National Committee to Protect Oil-Gas-Mineral Resources-Power and Ports.
Political views
Besides his academic activities, Anu Muhammad is also a political activist against repression and discrimination, therefore against capitalism, imperialism, racism, patriarchy and oppression. His involvement in resistance and his appearance in TV talk shows led to a death threat in February 2008.[1] He was injured by the police in September 2009 during a demonstration protesting exploration deals granted to two international oil companies.[2][3] This event led to a protest by the Bangladesh Economic Association[4] and to an open letter condemning the event signed by academics from around the world.[5] After regular verbal attacks by the government ministers, he was also got arrested by police during a shut down protesting bad deals with multinational company on July 3, 2011.
Bibliography
- 1983, 2010. Biswa Pujibad O Bangladesher Anunnayan (World Capitalism and Underdevelopment of Bangladesh), Karim Prakashani. Sanghati, Dhaka.
- 1985, 2000. Bangladesher Grameen Samaj O Arthaniti (Rural Society and Economy of Bangladesh), Dripta Prakashani, Meera Prakashani, Dhaka.
- 1988, 1999. Bangladeshe Unnayan Shankat ebang NGO Model (Crisis of Development and the NGO Model in Bangladesh), Prachinta Prakashani, Dhaka.
- 1989. Bangladesher Kotipati,Madhyabitto O Sramik (Multimillionaires,Middle Class and Workers), Chalantika Baighar, Dhaka.
- 1990. Anunnata Deshe Samajtanra: Sangram O Aviggata ( Socialism in Underdeveloped Countries: Struggle and Experience), Pratik Prakashani, Dhaka.
- 1991, 2002. Krantikaler Biswa-arthaniti ebang Unnoyan Samrajya ( World Economy in transition and Development Empire), Bastu Prakashani, Meera Prakashani, Dhaka.
- 1992. Samaj, Samay ebong Manusher Larai (Society, Time and Struggle of Human-being), Shandesh, Dhaka.
- 1993, 2006.Punjir Antarjatikikaran ebong Anunnata Biswa ( Internationalization of Capital and Underdeveloped World), Center for Social Studies, Dhaka University. (Sraban in 2006).
- 1994. Dharma, Rashtra ebong Gonotantrik Andolon (Religion, State and Democratic Struggle), Charbak, Dhaka.
- 1995.Columbuser America ‘Abishkar’ O Bahujatik Manushera (Columbus’s ‘Discovery’ of America and Multinational faces ), Jatiyo Grantha Prakashan, Dhaka.
- 1995. Bangladesher Unnoyan ki Asamvab?( Is Development of Bangladesh impossible?), Jatiyo Grantha Prakashan, Dhaka.
- 1997, 2005, 2012. Nari,Purush O Samaj (Gender and Society), Sanghati, Dhaka.
- 2000. Rashtra O Rajniti: Bangladesher Dui Doshok (State and Politics: Two decades of Bangladesh), Sandesh, Dhaka.
- 2000. Bangladesher Arthinitir Chalchitra (Scanning Bangladesh Economy), Sraban, Dhaka.
- 2001. Atonker Somaj Sontraser Arthiniti (Society of Fear Economy of Violence), Mira Prokashan, Dhaka.
- 2001. Arthasastrer Mulniti (Principles of Economics), Bangladesh Open University, Dhaka.
- 2002. Bangladesher Tel-Gas: Kar Ssompod Kar Bipod (Oil and Gas in Bangladesh: Whose Resource Whose Liability), Jatiyo Grantha Prakashan, Dhaka.
- 2003, 2011. Biswaner Boiporitya (Contrariety of Globalization). Sraban, Dhaka.
- 2005. Bangladesher Arthinir Gotimukh (Direction Of Bangladesh Economy), Sraban, Dhaka.
- 2006. Unnoyoner Rajniti(Politics of Development), Shuchipatra, Dhaka.
- 2007, 2011. Biplober Swapnabhumi Cuba pujibadi Biswayane Latin America (Cuba the dreamland of Revolution and Latin America in Globalized Capitalism), Sraban, Dhaka
- 2007. Phulbari Kansat Garments 2006, Sraban, Dhaka
- 2007, 2011. Development or Destruction, Essays on Global Hegemony, Corporate Grabbing and Bangladesh, Sraban, Dhaka
- 2008. Kothai Jachche Bangladesh, (Where Bangladesh is heading to) Sanghati.
- 2009. Arokkhito Desh Arokkhito Manush, (Unprotected country unprotected people) Adorn.
- 2010. Arthastra Porichoi (Introduction to Economics), Sanghati.
- 2010. Anu Muhammader Sakkhatkar, (Interviews), Rodela.
- 2010. sottor doshoke (In the Seventies)
- 2011. Punjir Antorgoto Probonota (Inherent dynamics of capital), Sanghati.
- 2012. shamorik shashone Bangladesh (Bangladesh under Military Rule), Noborag
- 2014. Issor Punji O Manush (God, Capital and Human), Mawla.
- 2014. Bangladesher Muktijuddha, samrajyabad o bharot proshno (Bangladesh liberation war, Imperialism and India question)
- 2015. Amra 99% (We are 99%), manushjon.
Anu Muhammad has edited Bangladesh at 25: A Discourse on Development in Bangladesh together with Abdul Bayes in 1998, and Ashabuddin Ahmed Rochonaboli. He is the editor of quarterly journal "Sorbojonkotha", also Meghbarta,an online forum for activism[6][7]
References
- ↑ "Death threat to Anu condemned", Bangladesh News, 27 February 2008.
- ↑ "Attack on Anu Muhammad appalls civic leaders", Priyo News, 4 September 2009.
- ↑ "Motia, Imam and Hanif visit Prof Anu Muhammad at hospital", bdnews24.com, 4 September 2009.
- ↑ "BEA slams police attack on Prof Anu Muhammad", The Financial Express, 5 September 2009.
- ↑ "Oil Companies: Hands Off Bangladesh", politicalaffairs.net, 9 October 2009.
- ↑ The Intute Consortium
- ↑ Meghbarta website
External links
- website: http://www.anumuhammad.net
- Development Strategy and Problems of Democratisation in a Peripheral Country, Radical Notes, 9 January 2007
- Peripheral Economy, Global Capital and Movements in Bangladesh: An