حبيب غندكر
أستاذ
- Email: Habibul.khondker@zu.ac.ae
- Telephone: +97102-599 3850
- Address: Abu Dhabi - Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi Campus, FF 1-1-53
Introduction
Habibiul Haque Khondker, PhD (Pittsburgh) is professor of Social Sciences at Zayed University, Abu Dhabi, UAE and a scholar of globalization studies. He is the Co-Chair of Research Committee 9 (Social Transformations and Sociology of Development) of the International Sociological Association. Khondker, a Bangladesh-born sociologist has taught sociology and related fields for over three decades. He has published articles on globalization, glocalization, migration governance, state and secularism, nationalism, and various development issues in such international journals as Journal of Consumer Culture, International Sociology, International Sociology Review, Protosociology, The British Journal of Sociology, Current Sociology, International Migration, Globalizations, Armed Forces and Society, Asian Journal of Social Sciences, South Asia among others. Among his leading publications are: Globalization: East/West. (Sage, 2010; Turkish translation, 2018). with Bryan Turner. The Middle East and the 21st Century Globalization. (Dubai and Abu Dhabi: Zayed University Press, 2010) co-edited with Jan Nederveen Pieterse, and Asia and Europe in Globalization: Continents, Regions, and Nations (Brill 2006) co-edited with Goran Therborn.
Khondker received the outstanding faculty award at Zayed University in 2013-14. Khondker, a recipient of prestigious Andrew Mellon Fellowship as a graduate student also received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Pittsburgh’s Department of Sociology in 2012.
Khondker was interviewed for a series titled, “Journeys through Sociology”, hosted by International Sociological Association at its website. 16 September 2011. Also available in YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYGtZAvf0Uc
Roles and Responsibilities
Khondker leads the Bengali translation team of Global Dialogue, a publication of the International Sociological Association.
He is also the Editor-in-chief of the South Asian Journal of Social Sciences.
Khondker is on the editorial and editorial advisory board of several international journals including the Journal of Sociology, The Journal of the Australian Sociological Association.
Member, Board of Directors, Global Development Network
Member, Governing Body, Shiekh Zayed Bangladesh Islamia School, Abu Dhabi
Member of the Advisory Board of the South Asian Institute of Social Transformation (SAIST)
Qualifications
PhD (1985) University of Pittsburgh, USA
MA (1978) Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada
BA, MA (1975) University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
Memberships
International
Sociological Association
Association of Asian Studies
International Convention of Asia Scholars
Languages
English, Bengali, Hindi and Urdu
Informal Interests
Movies, Cricket, Playing Harmonica
Research and Professional Activities
Research interests:
Global studies, migration, glocal processes, political-economy of development and state, governance, migration diplomacy, and Asian globalization.
Current Projects: Managlobal: management in glocal context, European Union, Horizon 2020 project, Principal Investigator: Professor Ulrike Schukerns, University of Rennes, France.
Role of migrants in social and economic transformation in the host as well as the origin countries (for World Migration Report 2020, International Office of Migration)
Keywords: globalization, glocalization, migration, governance
Teaching Areas
Undergraduate: Introduction to Culture and Society; Popular Cultures of the World; Comparative Intellectual Traditions; Comparative Sociology; The State, Society, and the Economy; World Regions: South Asia; and
Graduate: HSS613-C Area Studies: East Asia; EMPA505 Quantitative and IT Methods for Public Policy; EMPA506 Applied Research Method in Public Policy
(last three years)
“Glocalization, Consumption and Cricket: The Indian Premier League”, Journal of Consumer Culture with Roland Robertson. 18(2) (May 2018) pp. 279 - 297
https://doi.org/10.1177/1469540517747094
“Cricket in Bangladesh” in IIC Quarterly, Winter 2017 – Spring 2018, 44 (3 &4) pp. 31-43
“Class, Identity, and Insecurity: Bangladeshi Temporary Migrants in the UAE” Current Sociology. March 2018). Volume: 66 Issue: 2, page(s): 257-272
https://doi.org/10.1177/0011392117736310
“Existential Inequality and Women’s Empowerment in Selected Muslim Majority Countries,” Science and Peace journal (forthcoming 2018).
“Globality and the Moral Ecology of the World: A Theoretical Exploration” in Barrie Axford (Ed) The Borders of Global Theory – Reflections from Within and Without, Protosociology. 33 (2017) 41 -57
“Global Modernity and Environmentality” in Asian Journal of Social Sciences. (Brill). (2017) 45 (4-5) 569- 585.
“Globalization and Inequality” in International Sociology Reviews (Journal of the International Sociological Association). 32 (2) March 2017, 170 – 179.
Khondker, H (2018) “Making Sociology Universal” in Ananta Giri (Ed) Social Theory and Asian Dialogues, Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 343 – 359.
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-7095-2
Khondker, H. (2018). “Poverty and Inequality in the Arab World”. In Raquel Sosa (Ed.), Facing an Unequal World: Challenges for Global Sociology. New York: Sage (2018) pp. 70 - 83.
Khondker, H. (2017). Citizen-centered Governance: Lessons from High-Performing Asian Economies for Bangladesh. In Ipshita Basu, Joe Devine and Geoff Wood (Ed.), Politics and Governance in Bangladesh: Uncertain Landscapes. London: Routledge. pp. 62 – 85.
Khondker, H. H. (2017) “Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh: Politics, Personality and Policies” Chapter 10 in Veronica Montecinos (Ed) Women Presidents and Prime Ministers in Post-Transitional Democracies, New York: Palgrave Studies in Political Leadership. 2017, pp. 221-237.
Khondker, H. H. (2017) “Bangladesh and the Banality of Violence: Civility, Culture and Crime.”
in S. M. Shahidullah (ed) Crime and Justice in South Asia. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. Pp. 409 – 432.
Khondker, H. (2017). “Migration Governance: Global National Interface.” P. Short, M. Hossain and A. Khan (eds) South - South Migration: Emerging Patterns, Opportunities and Risks. London and New York: Routledge, pp. 173 – 198.
