Dr. Md. Abdul Mannan :: Faculty Profile

Biography

Dr. Md. Abdul Mannan is Professor at the Department of International Relations, University of Dhaka. He obtained the BSS Honours and the MSS degrees in International Relations from the University of Dhaka in 1994 and 1995 respectively. He received his PhD degree from the University of Melbourne, Australia, in 2016. Before joining the Department of International Relations in 2004, he ...

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Degree Name	Group/Major Subject	Board/Institute	Country	Passing Year
Ph.D.	International Relations	University of Melbourne	Australia	2016
Masters	International Relations	University of Dhaka	Bangladesh	1995
Bachelor	International Relations	University of Dhaka	Bangladesh	1994
H.S.C	Humanities	Dhaka Board (Dhaka College)	Bangladesh	1991
S.S.C	Arts	Comilla Board (Noannai Union High School)	Bangladesh	1989

Title	Organization	Location	From Date	To Date
Professor	Department of International Relations, University of Dhaka	Dhaka, Bangladesh	Jul 2019	Present
Associate Professor	Department of International Relations, University of Dhaka	Dhaka, Bangladesh	Dec 2013	Jul 2019
Assistant Professor	Department of International Relations, University of Dhaka	Dhaka, Bangladesh	Apr 2008	Dec 2013
Lecturer	Department of International Relations, University of Dhaka	Dhaka, Bangladesh	Oct 2004	Mar 2008
Research Fellow	Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies (BIISS)	Dhaka, Bangladesh	Dec 2003	Oct 2004
Research Officer	Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies (BIISS)	Dhaka, Bangladesh	Apr 1999	Dec 2003

Research Interest

Subject	Description	Research Interest (Goal, Target Indicator)
International Relations	Research interest: Theories of International Relations, Foreign Policy Analysis, Security Studies Teaching courses: Theories of International Relations, Political Thoughts in International Relations, Ideologies in World Affairs, Foreign Policy Analysis, Strategic Studies

Project/Research Supervision

Level of Study	Title	Supervisor	Co-Supervisor(s)	Name of Student(s)	Area of Research	Current Completion
M.Phil	Statelessness of the Rohingya Ethnic Minority of Myanmar: A Critical Theory Perspective	Professor Md. Abdul Mannan		Parul Akter Keya		Current Year
M.Phil	Privatization of Security and Reemployment of Retired Army Personnel in Bangladesh	Professor Md. Abdul Mannan		Khalid Bin Ismat		Current Year

Project/Research Work

Subject	Project Name	Source of Fund	From Date	To Date	Collaboration
International Relations	Deconstructing Pakistan's Muslim Nation-Statehood: Towards an Understanding of 'Othering' Discourse and Genocide on the Bengalis in 1971	Individual research interest
International Relations	Discursive Analysis and Deconstructing the Myth of Bangladesh-India 'Friendly' Relations	Individual research interest

Invited Talk

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Journal Article
1	Md. Abdul Mannan : China’s Balancing Behaviour against the United States and the Special importance of Myanmar, Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs , vol.7 , no.2 , pp.177-201 , 2020 . View More

Award Type	Title	Year	Country	Description
International	Endeavour Postgraduate Award	2011	Australia	Endeavour Postgraduate Award by the Australian government sponsored doctoral study at the University of Melbourne, Australia during 2011-2015.
International	Fulbright Study of the United States Institute on U.S. Foreign Policy	2005	United States	The 'Fulbright Study of the United States Institute on U.S. Foreign Policy' was awarded by the Department of State, USA. The Award sponsored a training workshop on U.S. Foreign policy which was organised by the Richard L. Walker Institute of International and Area Studies , the University of South Carolina, USA during June 13-July 24, 2005.

Name & designation Dr. Md. Abdul Mannan Professor

Department Department of International Relations Faculty of Social Sciences

Email amannan@du.ac.bd

Phone 880-2-9661900/6563