In this chapter, attempts have been made to furnish an account of the growth of use of Computer Network and the Internet in Bangladesh. The telecom related policy and regulatory frameworks are discussed in this chapter, ...

Family structure is the fundamental unit of social structure in any society. Evidences suggest that family structure in every society is influenced and shaped by cultural patterns: values, beliefs, norms, attitude, language, ...

The present study has observed that there are around two hundred environmental laws and policies in Bangladesh. Environmental law began with the enactment of the Public Health Act, 1875 passed by the British in India. The ...

The dissertation entitled "Socio-economic Role of Kinship Organization in Bangladesh: Study of a Village" is an empirical research work based on mainly participant-observation method. The central concern of this study is ...

The administration and development does not singularly depend on singular force, rather it is a result of collective efforts. In the midst of all these forces politician and civil servant exists. The politicians are the ...

The research work titled The Oraon Community in Bangladesh and Their Socio-cultural Attainments: A Study of Four Villages has been conducted with a major objective to find out the socio-cultural attainments of the Oraon ...

Bangladesh is on, 3 of those new democracies where democratic culture and practice of democracy in institution level is yet to strike deep roots into the social soil. Institutional framework has been created, but these ...

Industrial outcomes depends on skill and workmanship. A worker may be highly skilled, he knows his job, but this alone cannot ensure perfection of work or quality of goods. In order to produce quality goods or improve ...

Violence includes mental torture, physical attack and destruction of property. Since independence, political violence in Bangladesh has resulted in a spate of occurrences and scores of casualties. Ruling party along with ...

This study reveals that rural-urban migration in Bangladesh is poverty driven and consequently, the rural poor are moving to the urban centers has caused a direct transmission of rural poverty and backwardness. Project ...