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Feminism Pre-Conference call for papers

Call for Presentations:  Feminist Scholarship: Genealogies and New
Directions-
 
Having completed the 10th Year of the Annual Feminist Preconference,
this is an excellent time to evaluate the field and reflect on its
histories.  Therefore, this year--17 October 2013--we ask that
participants present their current research to reflect the latest
scholarship in "Feminist Studies" (broadly conceived) and, at the same
time, examine the intellectual threads that have influenced it.  What

AIBS President Golam Mathbor's Meets with Bangladesh's University Grants Commission

While recently in Dhaka, AIBS President Prof. Golam Mathbor met with dignitaries from the US Embassy, including Ambassador Dan Mozena, as well as University Grants Commission leaders.

Upcoming Events from the Dhaka Center

AIBS is proud to present two outreach events in conjunction with the Shahjalal University of Science and Technology and the University of Chittagong.

AIBS-CUSSRI Skill Development Workshop—1/10/13 8:30am—2pm

AIBS-SUST Lecture featuring AIBS President Golam Mathbor—1/15/13 10am–2:30pm

Outreach Program in Rajshahi

 

10:00am, December 30th, 2012

The AIBS Dhaka Center's Outreach Programs are part of multi-disciplinary collaborative activities that have been being organized by AIBS with its constant support through the Council of American Overseas Research Centers (CAORC). The University Grants Commission (UGC) of Bangladesh through its UGC-HEQEP Project supports the Institute of Bangladesh Studies (IBS) to organize events throughout Bangladesh.

AIBS Announces 2013 Fellows

Congratulations to the 2013 AIBS Fellowship Recipients! These three awardees were selected from a pool of very qualified applicants and AIBS is proud to fund their very promising research.

 

Senior Fellowship: Rachel McDermott

Junior Fellowship: Anders Bjornberg

Junior Fellowship: Kimberly Thomas

President's Welcome

It gives me immense pleasure to serve as the President of the American Institute of Bangladesh Studies (AIBS). I firmly believe that communication provides connectivity and connectivity results in productivity. I welcome you to our web site, which provides detailed information about our current offerings and insights on future plans and initiatives.  

AIBS is an association of institutions of higher learning in the United States aimed at promoting scholarly understanding between Bangladesh and the United States.  Incorporated in 1988, AIBS provides senior and junior fellowships as well as pre-dissertation grants for U.S. scholars and students to visit Bangladesh and observe first-hand the problems facing a developing country. Other programs include research and development seminars and workshops through our Dhaka Center to address the educational and development issues in Bangladesh. A final program permits Bangladeshi scholars to visit the United States for joint research projects with U.S. scholars.  Since its inception, affiliated scholars have investigated a wide range of research topics in fields including but not limited to demography, politics, sustainable development, bureaucracy, anthropology, archeology, history, refugee issues, gender and minority studies, religion, rural and urban migration as well as banking and good governance. 

Thanks for your interest in the American Institute of Bangladesh Studies. Please feel free to contact us for further information and assistance.

Golam M. Mathbor, Ph.D.
President, AIBS

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