Bangladesh: Reflections on the Water

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Indiana University Press, 22.09.1993 - 235 Seiten

"This is a love story based on the author's ongoing affair with an exotic land. . . . [Novak] captures the reader's attention, admiration and sympathy and then describes straightforwardly the external and internal elements of thinking and policy that are detrimental to the country's survival." —Foreign Service Journal

" . . . personal and well-informed analysis . . . Another fine addition to the 'Essential Asia Series'." —Asiaweek

"This rich meditation on the land and people but especially the waters of Bangladesh is a masterpiece of journalism." —The Reader's Review

" . . . beautiful, even lyrical account . . . " —Orbis

"As an introduction to Bangladesh this book is invaluable . . . " —Current History

A positive and hopeful presentation of Bangladesh by a writer who loves the country while recognizing its many faults. It is both a scholar's and an insider's view of Bangladesh, its history, geography, politics, and culture.

 

Inhalt

The Seasons
22
Pride and Poverty
55
Aspects of the Bangladeshi Mind
86
Further Tales of Murder and Politics
175
Bangladesh and the United States
194
INVESTING AND VISITING
217
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Autoren-Profil (1993)

JAMES J. (JEREMIAH) NOVAK, a writer, has lived and traveled in Asia for thirty years. He was Resident Representative of The Asia Foundation in Bangladesh from 1982 to 1985 and has been a columnist and reporter for numerous newspapers and magazines.

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