Political Elites in Bangladesh

Sen, Rangalal

Published by University Press (1986), Dhaka, 1986

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22x14cm, (23),355 pp, A light stain to side page-edges. In a rubbed & torn dustwrapper. Contents: Theoretical Framework of the Study; Salient Features of the Social Structure of Bangladesh; Historical Development of the Muslim Political Elites in Pre-Partition Bengal; The Emergence of the Bengali Muslim Opposition Elites Against the Muslim League in East Bengal; The Bengali Language Movement & Its Impact; Formation of the United Front Against the Muslim League in the Elections of 1954 & Conflict Among its Constituent Elements; The Birth of the National Awami Party as the First Radical Political Organization & the Rise of the Military as a Political Elite in Pakistan; The East Pakistan Opposition Elites & Their Internal Disunity; The Six-Point Movement of 1966 & the Divisions in the Democratic Elites; The Eleven-Point Movement of 1968-69 & the Establishment of Student Pre-Eminence in East Pakistan Politics; The First Pakistan General Elections of 1970: Consolidation of the Radical Autonomists & Disintegration of the Leftwing Movements in East Pakistan; Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971 & the Role of the Important Political Groups; Awami League Administration & Assassination of Sheikh Mujib; Rule of General Ziaur Rahman & President Justice Abdus Sattar; Conclusions. Publisher's blind cloth. Some rubbing. Good., dustwrapper. Seller Inventory # 009154

Bibliographic Details

Title: Political Elites in Bangladesh

Publisher: University Press (1986), Dhaka

Publication Date: 1986

Binding: orig.cloth

Illustrator: Folding Map

Dust Jacket Condition: Dust Jacket Included