Faculty at DUIR, Bangladesh | @phd_sis
Washington, DC
Joined April 2020
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Monzima Haque retweeted
I you'd like to learn about economics from a political economy perspective — which is the true roots of economics — this is the absolute primer.
It's accessible, fun, and honestly the first book I'd recommend to anyone who wants an introduction to economics.
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A new @NDI paper authored by SIS professor Samantha Bradshaw and PhD candidate Monzima Haque explores how strategic authoritarian narratives are shaping conversations about democracy in the Sahel.
Read more about their research in this new Q&A: bit.ly/4fr7YMi
Monzima Haque retweeted
📸: The original manuscript of the UN Charter preamble, complete with handwritten notes.
On this day 79 years ago, 50 nations came together in San Francisco, California, to create a new organization for peace, prosperity & human rights. un.org/en/about-us/un-charte… #CharterDay
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Announcing 2024 PhD Program award winners! First is @HMonzima who won the "Excellence in Research Assistance" award, nominated by her supervisor @TazreenaSajjad who writes "Monzima has been invaluable in my ongoing project on Rohingya reception in Bangladesh." 👏👏👏
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This semester I asked my UGs to critique a ChatGPT4 critique of an academic paper. This has been a great way to encourage students to recognize the strengths and weaknesses of LLMs while also getting them to think critically about an academic paper. 10/10 would assign again.
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You can see my essay, "How International Relations Theory on Norm Cascades Can Inform the Politics of Climate Change" in PS: FirstView
The symposium guest edited by Jennifer Hadden and Aseem Prakash is now on FirstView! Check it out here:
cup.org/3sKGXRq
ft. @greenprofgreen @busbyj2 @kathryn_sikkink @mullinmeg
Monzima Haque retweeted
Is #democracy backsliding in #Asia?
In a new article @cps_journal, @AndrewIYeo & I argue: No, actually.
What look like signs of democratic regress are part of a distinct & less obvious--but no less important--phenomenon we call democratic ceilings.🧵/1
doi.org/10.1177/001041402311…
Monzima Haque retweeted
Call for Submissions!
We are inviting proposals for full papers (6000-9000 words) on various themes. Please visit our website for more details.
Submit an abstract of 500-1000 words by September 20th, 2023.
#IAS_NUQ
Monzima Haque retweeted
Congratulations to our @HMonzima who passed her prospectus defense this morning! Her project is titled "Transboundary Waters as Discursive Battlegrounds." Thanks to her excellent committee @KenConca @AmitavAcharya and @ProfYangZhang
Monzima Haque retweeted
PhD students, how do you deal with writer's block when working on your dissertation? Let's share and learn together.
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"Expert in their field" = Spent so many years immersed in a narrow topic that they've forgotten how to converse with people. Yet, just like everyone else, they also cringe at the word “expert”.
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"Made significant contributions to their field" = They've developed a new acronym or framework that only they use or understand.
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Some North American scholars used to respond to my emails when I was a doctoral student at Cambridge. They stopped responding after I started teaching in India. Good luck with decolonising the academia. Just saying.
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Extremely Severe Cyclone Mocha is expected to make landfall around the Bangladesh-Myanmar coast tomorrow morning.
Strong winds, heavy rain and storm surge will be hitting vulnerable communities, likely to bring devastating consequences.
bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-65… | Simon
Monzima Haque retweeted
A truly horrifying sight in the Bay of Bengal right now. Cyclone Mocha making a run at Category 5 in remaining hours before landfall near the Bangladesh-Myanmar border.
Worst case-scenario event.
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Dangerous Tropical Cyclone #Mocha intensifying quickly in the Bay of Bengal, headed for landfall in Myanmar/extreme SE Bangladesh. Vulnerable region for storm surge flooding in particular.
