পলিটিক্যাল ইকোনমি অব ডেভেলপমেন্ট (Paperback)

A Comparative Study of Regime Performance in the Muslim World

by Ataul Haq Pramanik

Category: Islamic Region, Regime and Politics

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Ataul Huq Pramanik's Political Economy of Development is perhaps one of the most extensive surveys of the interface between political leadership and socio-economic in the Muslim world. Though not everyone will agree with his typology of Muslim states and development, most be impressed by the creativity and ingenuity that the author brings to his study. This is what makes Pramanik's work a significant effort which deserves the attention of both scholars and general public.
This book presents an analysis of complex political economy of the contemporary Muslim world in a comparative perspective. Ataul Huq Pramanik's Political Economy of Development stands out as one of the rare books that provide students, academicians and policy makers an understanding of how the regimes in these countries are functioning. The strengths and weaknesses of the various regimes in these countries are dealt with in an honest and evenhanded way in this book. I would strongly recommend it to anyone who is interested in the political economy of the Muslim world.
The Muslim masses struggled against colonialism with the hope that freedom would improve their lot and restore their dignity. The post-colonial experience of half a century of independence has demonstrated that this hope has yet to be realized in the vast majority of Muslim Countries.
Why have the Muslim countries failed to deliver? In this extensive work of Professor Ataul Huq, an economist, attempts to answer this question by analyzing the experiences of fourteen Muslim counties. Focused on a wide range of pressing issues, his sharp analysis substantiated by rich data presents a thought-provoking study of the orthodoxy but also the manifesto of a reformist scholar.
This work is bound to generate debate and produce responses from those who may disagree with it, and this is exactly the intent of the author as he aims at initiating a serious and constructive dialogue on some of the major challenges faced by the contemporary Muslim world.

Title	পলিটিক্যাল ইকোনমি অব ডেভেলপমেন্ট
Author	Ataul Haq Pramanik
Publisher	Bangladesh Institute Of Islamic Thought (BIIT)
ISBN	9789848471609
Edition	1st Edition, 2017
Number of Pages	504
Country	Bangladesh
Language	English

Ataul Haq Pramanik

Professor Ataul Huq Pramanik is a distinguished economist with a special expertise in development, distribution, poverty and public policies both from conventional and Islamic perspectives. In most of his research works published in books, academic journals, newspapers and magazines, Professor Huq has championed the cause of social justice with compassion as propounded by Islam. He argues very strongly in favour of economic, social and political democracy to promote development with justice in the Muslim world. As a former colleague of the Nobel Laureate-Professor Muhammad Yunus at the department of economics, Chittagong University, Bangladesh in the early 1970s. Professor Huq likes to blame, the institutions rather than the victims for poverty, inequality and underdevelopment in the world, in general, and the Muslim world, in particular. He also enjoys the distinct privilege of having his bio-graphical record published in Marquis Who's who in the world (12th edition, USA), Who's Who in Science and Engineering (3rd edition, USA) and Dictionary of International Biography (24th edition, Cambridge). His biographical record has also been included in the International Directory of Distinguished Leadership (1998). Other Books of Author: Elementary Statistics; Baboharik Parishankyan (Applied Statistics); Soodbihin Islamic Bank Babostha (ed.); Readings in Islamic Banking (ed.); Development and Finance in Islam (ed.); Development and Distribution in Islam; Malaysia's Economic Success; Human Development with Dignity; Urban Poverty: A Case Study of Malaysia; Islamic Banking: How Far Have We Gone? (ed.); Poverty with Many Faces: A Case Study of Malaysia; Muslim World Agriculture in Disarray: An Agenda for Collective Self-reliant Development; Development through Urban Bias Public Expenditure: An Empirical Study of Bangladesh; Islam, Democracy and Development: Institutional and Policy Failures in the Muslim World; Poverty from Multi-dimensional Perspectives: A Micro Level Study of Seven Malaysian Kampungs (Villages); Political Economy of Development: A Comparative Study of Regime Performance; Political Economy of Development: A Comparative Study of Regime Performance in the Muslim World. He is a very patient observer of Development Economics. A versatile writer, Professor Pramanik demonstrates a keen interest in the gradual history of development, its changing patterns and evolving strategies pursued by the regimes all over the world. His innumerable works include books and international conference papers presented all over the world. Professor Pramanik empirically verified and tested the theories of Development championed by the renowned scholars including Nobel Laureates- Arthur Lewis, Karl Marx, Noam Chomsky, Piketty, Noah Feldman, Farid Zakaria, Kuznets, Keynes, Harrod and Domar, Mahbubul Haq, Hans Singer, Ragner Nurkse, Michael Lipton, Joseph Stiglitz, Paul Krugman Milton Friedman, Mahbubul Haq, A. K. Sen, Arundhoti Roy, Yunus, Mahbubul Alam Chasi (Farmer), Mahathir Mohamed, Chandra Muzaffar and many more. His commitment to examining conventional theories from material, moral and spiritual perspective has relevance to the works of some of the early Islamic economic thinkers like Ibn Khaldun, Nejatullah Siddiqi, Khurshid Ahmad, Nawab Haider Naqvi, Mannan, Vali Nasr and many more.