Counterpoint Generations | EP 2 | Professor Rehman Sobhan | Zafar Sobhan
A thoughtful examination of leadership, party dynamics, and the unfinished story of parliamentary democracy in Bangladesh, as discussed by Rehman Sobhan and Zafar Sobhan.
Episode 2 at a glance:
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How Tarique Rahman’s long absence shapes public perception and political expectations.
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What Khaleda Zia’s declining health means for the BNP’s future.
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Revisiting earlier elections and what they reveal about Bangladesh’s democratic evolution.
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The 1991 election as a turning point in parliamentary politics.
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Why Bangladesh has struggled to establish a fully effective democratic parliament.
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