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Full Time Faculty Ph.D. in Cultural Anthropology, University of Manitoba, Canada Phone: +880-2-55668200 Ext- Curriculum Vitae |
PROFILE
Research: Diverse areas of globalization, participatory development, livelihood strategy
Policy analysis: Managed 24 national-international research projects
Publication: 6 books, 3 books chapters, 21 journal papers, and 80 newspaper articles
Training: Received 5 research methodology training; facilitated 10 modules (as a trainer)
Report writing: First author in 12 reports, co-author in 30 reports
Consultation and communication: More than hundred with GO-NGO stakeholders
University teaching: 26 years (taught in 6 universities in Bangladesh and Canada)
Extra-academic: Newspaper op-ed, and essay and story writing, movie scripting
BOOKS
2019.Ahmed, Kawser and Helal Mohiuddin,. The Rohingyas: Crisis, Response & Peacebuilding Avenues. USA: Lexington.
2007 H. Mohiuddin. Livelihood and Survival Strategies: Issues of Globalization, Adolescent Migration, Gendered Vulnerabilities, Resistance and Rural-Urban Linkages of Bangladesh Garment Workers. Dhaka: Focus Books.
2007 H. Mohiuddin (Bengali) Political Sociology of Mass Upsurge of 1990 in Bangladesh. Dhaka: CASS.
2006 A. Khatun & H. Mohiuddin. Gender Dimensions of Occupational Health Hazards: Experiences of Women Garment Workers in Dhaka City. Dhaka: Focus Books.
2005 H. Mohiuddin & A. Ali. Total Sanitation: A Community Stake. Dhaka: NGO Forum.
2006 M. Hasan (H. Mohiuddin eds). The Livelihood of the Santals: Contemporary Change Dynamics. Dhaka: CASS.
BOOK CHAPTERS
2003a H. Mohiuddin. & A. Khatun. “Viewing Through a “Transit Society” Model: Methodological Perspectives on the Study of Livelihood of Women Garment Workers of Bangladesh”. In Matiur Rahman (ed) Globalization, Environmental Crisis and Social Change in Bangladesh. Dhaka: University Press Limited.
2003b R. Wiest & H. Mohiuddin. “Shifting Social Relations and Cultural Change in the Livelihood Strategies of Women Garment Workers of Bangladesh”. In Matiur Rahman (ed) Globalization, Environmental Crisis and Social Change in Bangladesh. Dhaka: University Press Limited.
2003c R. Wiest, A. Khatun & H. Mohiuddin. “Workplace, Residence and Relationships among Garment Workers in the Globalizing Export Economy of Bangladesh”. (Co-authored with the Principal Author R. E Wiest & third author Amena Khatun).In Matiur Rahman (ed) Globalization Environmental Crisis and Social Change in Bangladesh. Dhaka: University Press Limited.
JOURNAL ARTICLES
2008a. H. Mohiuddin & A. Khatun. “Sustainable Development: An Anthropological Encounter to the Political Economy of Development Rhetoric. Nrvijnana Patrika. Vol. 13. No. 1. Dhaka: Jahangirnagar University.
2008b. H. Mohiuddin, A. Khatun & A. K. M. Shameem Akhter. ‘Business Tourism’ and ‘Tourism Business’: A Bangladesh-Italy Tourism Prospect Study. Bangladesh Public Administration Journal. Vol. 14 No. 3. Dhaka: BPATC.
2008c H. Mohiuddin. “Transformation of Marriage as a Gendered form of Resistance, and Survival and Livelihood Strategy”. Journal of Social Sciences. Vol XXIV, No.2 Chittagong: Chittagong University.
2007 H. Mohiuddin. “Revisiting Social Exclusion in WatSan Movement”. NGO Forum Bulletin. Dhaka: NGO Forum.
2006a H. Mohiuddin. “Sweatshop Outsourcing: An Economic Anthropology Perspective on Globalization of Women’s Wage-Labour Marginalization”. Journal of Social Sciences. Vol XXIV, No.1 Chittagong: Chittagong University.
2006b H. Mohiuddin. “Capacity Building: WatSan Model”. Proshikhyan: Journal of Training and Development. Vol.14, No.1. Dhaka: BSTD.
2005a H. Mohiuddin. “Feminization of Intimidation in Global Garment Sweatshops: An Anthropological Perspective”. In Z. Islam & H Shafi (ed) Anthropology in the New Millennium. Dhaka University.
2005b H. Mohiuddin. “Notes on research ethics: Experience of fieldwork in the garment sector of Bangladesh”. Nrvijnana Patrika. Vol. 10. No. 2. Dhaka: Jahangirnagar University.
1998a. Review Article on “Gender Relations in Bangladesh Coastal Disaster Preparedness: An Integrated Approach towards Application of Indigenous Techniques in Institutional Preparedness Measures”. GASAT Asia, Proceedings of the Gender and Science and Technology International Conference, Bangkok, AIT.
1998b H. Mohiuddin. Review article on Haq, M. U. 1997. Human Development in South Asia. Karachi, Oxford University Press. Gender, Technology and Development, Vol.2, No.3. New Delhi: Sage Publications.
1997a H. Mohiuddin. Review Article on Nussbaum. M and J. Glover (eds) 1995. Women, Culture and Development: A Study of Human Capabilities. Delhi: Oxford University Press; & Dreze, J. and A. Sen (eds) 1995. India: Economic Development and Social Opportunity. Delhi: Oxford University. Gender, Technology and Development, Vol.2, No.2, New Delhi: Sage Publications.
1997b H. Mohiuddin. Review Article on Mitter, S. and S. Rowbotham (eds [1995]) Women Encounter Technology: Changing Pattern of Employment in the Third World. Routledge: London; & Fox-Keller, E. and H. E. Longino (eds [1996]) Feminism and Science. N.York: Oxford University Press. Published in Gender, Technology and Development, Vol.1, No.2, New Delhi, Sage Publications.
CONFERENCE PAPERS & OTHER ARTICLES
2018 “Peace-Repatriation Economy (PRE)—In Search of a Win-Win Model of Regional Economic Adaptation for Rohingya Repatriation and Peace-building”. UNHCR-NSU International Conference on Rohingya Crisis in Bangladesh: Challenges and Sustainable Solutions. Dhaka, July 27-28, 2019.
2014 “Uncertainty Militias of the Transit’ Society: Subaltern Livelihood Strategies of the RMG Workers in Bangladesh”. CASCA 2010 Conference. April 30-May 3. York University, Canada. (Organizer).
2011 “Utilization of Anthropological Knowledge in Development” Anthropology International Conference. Anthropology, January 2-4. Rajshahi University, Bangladesh. (Chaired in two sessions/ presented in a session).
2010 Networks of the “netword society”: Bangladesh teenagers, texting culture and changing intergenerational social communication dynamics. CASCA 2010. June 1-3. Concordia University. Montreal, Canada.
2006 Business and tourism development in Italy and Bangladesh: A few reflections on mutual benefit prospects. Seminar paper presented in a forum of civil society members and corporate groups. December 28. Hotel Agrabad, Chittagong, Bangladesh.
2005a Solidarity dooms, segregation resurrects: impact of security-vulnerability & identity-insecurity among Bangladeshi immigrants in Winnipeg, Canada. Asia-Pacific Regional Conference. December 16-18. Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand.
2005c Feminization of intimidation in global garment sweatshops: An anthropological perspective. Anthropology International Conference. January 5-7. Dhaka University, Bangladesh.
2004 Revivalism of ‘civil society mafias’ in Bangladesh politics: Mass upsurge of 1990 and aftermath re-examined. CASCA 2004 meeting. May 5-9. University of Western Ontario, Canada.
2003a Contestation of institutional research ethics: Lessons from field realities of the garment sector in Bangladesh. CASCA 2003 meetings. May 7-11. Dalhousie University. Halifax, Canada.
2003b Teetering on the edge: Household, network and neighbourhood in the relocations of global garment sector workers of Bangladesh. CASCA 30th Annual Conference. May 7-11. Dalhousie University. Halifax,Canada. (Coauthored. Principal author R. E. Wiest).
2003c Between the workplace and everyday life: Forms of resistance among women garment workers in Bangladesh. Paper presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology 63rd Annual Meeting. March 19-23. Portland, Oregon. (Coauthored. Principal author R. E. Wiest).
1998 H. Mohiuddin. Gender dimensions of indigenous knowledge of floodplain fisheries management in Bangladesh. GASAT Asia Conference. Bangkok, Thailand.
A FEW PROJECT REPORTS AVAILABLE ONLINE
2013. Co-authored, “The Male Entity of the Self Never Dies”. Masculinity and Gender-Based Violence in Bangladesh. Bangkok: Partner for Prevention, UNDP. file:///C:/Users/helal/Downloads/bangladesh_qualitative_working_paper_final.pdf
2007a. Co-authored, Assessment and Review of Gender Issues in Three UNICEF Assisted Projects under the Country Programme. Dhaka: HDRC. http://www.hdrc-bd.com/pcs_pdf/12%20Gender/01.%20Assessment%20and%20Review%20of%20Gender%20Issues%20in%20the%20UNICEF%20Assisted%20Projects%20under%20the%20Country%20Program.pdf
2007b. Co-authored, Study on Mainstreaming Gender and Reaching Poor in Environmental Sanitation, Hygiene and Water Supply in Rural Areas (ESHWRA) UNICEF-Bangladesh. Dhaka: HDRC. http://www.hdrc-bd.com/pcs_pdf/12%20Gender/03.%20Study%20on%20Mainstreaming%20Gender%20and%20Reaching%20Poor%20in%20ESHWRA%20Project.pdf
2001-03 University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowship (UMGF)
2000-01 Doctoral Research Fellowship,The Globalization Project, International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
2001 University of Manitoba Anthropology Department Research Grant
2000a University of Manitoba Students Union (UMSU) Bursary
2000b UM/SSHRC Research Proposal Development Grant
01/96-09/97 Queen Sirikit Environmental Conservation Scholarship, Thailand
1996 Research Grant of the University Grants Commission (UGC), Bangladesh
1995 & 1994 Teachers’ Training Grant. BIASTT
Ph.D. Cultural Anthropology. University of Manitoba, Canada. 2004.
M.Sc. Development Planning. Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand. 1997.
MSS & BSS. Sociology. University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. 1989(1992) & 1988(1990)
REGULAR
Professor. Political Science and Sociology. North South University, Bangladesh (2020-present)
Professor & Chairperson. Applied Sociology, ASA University Bangladesh (2011 & 2012)
Associate Professor. Sociology, University of Chittagong, Bangladesh (2005 - 2008)
Assistant Professor. Sociology, University of Chittagong, Bangladesh (1997 - 2005)
Lecturer. Sociology. University of Chittagong, Bangladesh (1994 - 1997)
CONTRACTUAL
Contract Faculty. Sociology, University of Winnipeg, Canada (2013 - 2014)
Adjunct Professor. Anthropology, University of Winnipeg, Canada (July 2009-June 2012)
Contract Faculty. International Development Studies, Menno Simons College (2009, 2010, 2013)
Contract Faculty. Anthropology, University of Manitoba, Canada (2009, 2011)
Contract Faculty. Geography and Environmental Studies, University of Winnipeg, Canada (2010)
Associate Professor. Women and Gender Studies, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh (2006)
Director of Research. Conflict and Resilience Research Institute, Canada (2017-Present)
Research Fellow. St. Paul’s College, University of Manitoba, Canada (2013-Present)
Legislative staff. Manitoba Legislative Assembly (2017-2019)
Consultant. Human Development Research Center, Bangladesh (2006-Present)
Outreach Coordinator, Multiculturalism and Literacy, Gov. of Manitoba (2015)
Graduate Research Assistant. University of Manitoba, Canada (2000-2004)
Research Associate. Gender & Development, AIT, Thailand (1997-1998)
Program Organizer. Research Cell, PROSHIKA, Bangladesh (1993 - 1994)
Lead Researcher. Center for Applied Social Studies, [CASS] Bangladesh (2005 - 2007).