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University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh Sites > Center for Sustainable Development (CSD) > 2021

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Selim SA, Glaser M, Tacke FI, Rahman M and Ahmed N (2021) Innovative Aquaculture for the Poor to Adjust to Environmental Change in Coastal Bangladesh? Barriers and Options for Progress. Front. Mar. Sci. 8:635281

Patricia Nayna Schwerdtle; Kate Baernighausen; Sayeda Karim; Tauheed Syed Raihan; Samiya Selim; Till Baernighausen; Ina Danquah. (2021). “A Risk Exchange: Health and Mobility in the Context of Climate and Environmental Change in Bangladesh—A Qualitative Study.” International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 18, no. 5: 2629.

Scanlan, O. (2021). “When Donors Collide: the implications of contradictory interventions in a Bangladesh agrarian environment”, Studies in Transition States and Societies

Irfanullah, H.Md. (2021). So, what does resilience mean for scholarly publishing? Learned Publishing, Special Issue, January 2021.

Miñarro,S., Reyes-García, V., Aswani, S., Selim, S., Barrington-Leigh, C., Galbraith, E. (2021), Market integration is not required for high subjective wellbeing, PLOS ONE

Bhowmik, J., Irfanullah, H.Md., Selim, S.A., (2021) Empirical Evidence from Bangladesh of Assessing Climate Hazard-related Loss and Damage and State of Adaptive Capacity to Address them, Climate Risk Management

Simon Pemberton, Basundhara Tripathy Furlong, Oliver Scanlan, Vally Koubi, Meghna Guhathakurta, Md. Khalid Hossain, Jeroen Warner, Dik Roth, ‘Staying’ as climate change adaptation strategy: A proposed research agenda, Geoforum, (2021)

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