Department of Folklore and Social Development Studies
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DR. MOBARRA SIDDIQUA
Research Interest: Gender and Folkloristics, Women Studies, Folk Narratives and Ethnic Studies, Traditional Knowledge |
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DR. MD. AKHTAR HOSSAIN
Research Interest: Not Provided |
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DR. MOSTOFA TAREQUL AHSAN
Research Interest: Oral Folkloristics, International Folkloristics, Performing Folkloristics, Traditional Knowledge, Sociolinguistics, Ethnic Studies, Cultural Studies |
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SUSMITA CHAKRABARTI
Research Interest: Not Provided |
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DR. MD. JAHANGIR HOSSAIN
Research Interest: Not Provided |
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DR. ANUPAM HERA MONDAL
Research Interest: Not Provided |
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DR. MD. ROWSHON JAHID
Research Interest: Not Provided |
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UDAY SHANKER BISWAS
Research Interest: Not Provided |
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MD ABDULLAH AL MAMUN
Research Interest: Professor Abdullah Al Mamun is a globally engaged interdisciplinary researcher whose work integrates economics, human geography, climate sustainability, urban planning, folklore, and social development. His aim is to enhance health resilience and address complex environmental and policy issues. His contributions advance ecosystem-based adaptation, heritage-inspired economic growth, climate-resilient urban governance, planetary health, and social equity, with a particular focus on vulnerable urban populations in the Global South. He has held academic and research roles at Western Sydney University, the University of Wollongong, and the University of Technology Sydney. Professor Al Mamun develops rigorous, policy-relevant socio-ecological economic models and participatory planning frameworks that enable inclusive, nature-positive, and net-zero transitions. His research spans community-led development and social design; justice-centered climate and development policies; evidence-based policymaking and social impact evaluation; folklore, cultural intelligence, and social transformation; participatory urban governance and resilient city planning; climate economics and nature-based adaptation; renewable energy transitions and socio-technical innovation; and health economics and resilience. He also leads applied, cross-sector projects on sustainable fashion systems, low-carbon construction, renewable microgrids, circular economy transitions, heritage-informed climate solutions, and health resilience—translating theoretical insights into scalable, equity-focused pathways toward regenerative, net-zero, and sustainable futures. |
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PROFESSOR DR. MD. AMIRUL ISLAM
Research Interest: Folklore, Tangible and Intangible Cultural heritage, aesthetics, art history, literature, philosophy and social sciences. Specially interested in Neuro folklore, Maritime folklore and Enclave exclave folklore |
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DR. ROTON KUMAR
Research Interest: Indegenious Culture & Knowledge, Folk Life & Culture, Folk Art & Artisan |
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DR. MD. HABIBUR RAHMAN
Research Interest: Folklore, Social Development, Cultural Anthropology, Gender, Poverty, NGO Activities |
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FARJANA RAHMAN
Research Interest: Not Provided |
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Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque
Research Interest: Not Provided |
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MST. AYESHA AKHTAR
Research Interest: Not Provided |
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SINTHIA AKTER SUMI
Research Interest: Not Provided |
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MD. REZOANUL ISLAM
Research Interest: Not Provided |
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MD. ASIF HASAN
Research Interest: Not Provided |