Muhammad Sazzad Hossain Siddiqui, Ph.D. (publicly known as Dr. Sazzad Siddiqui), is a Professor and Acting Chairman in the Department of Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. His research focuses on peacebuilding, violence, conflict resolution, politics, and securitology.
Comprehensive analysis of peace processes, peace hybridity, non-sectarian peace education, peacebuilding strategies, and post-conflict reconstruction in various regional contexts.
Examining theories and practices of conflict resolution, reconciliation, negotiation, and mediation.
Investigating contemporary political dynamics, internationalization, and geopolitical trends affecting peace and security.
Analyzing diplomatic efforts, multitrack diplomacy, international negotiations, and the role of diplomacy in modern conflict resolution.
This article examines the sociopolitical implications of cashless government-to-person (G2P) transfers in Bangladesh. It focuses on their role in peacebuilding through the lens of social cohesion. Dra...
“The police and other civilian institutions must be both empowered and held accountable so that the state does not routinely rely on the armed forces and intelligence agencies in civil matters. Such...
“For Bangladesh to progress, it is essential to re-examine inherited labels and evaluate today's student movements based on their current actions as well as their historical burdens. The yo...
Author of scholarly books and book chapters on peace, conflict, and international relations published by leading academic presses.
Browse Books →Regular contributor to national and international media on peace, security, and regional politics in South Asia.
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