Mohammed Musah, Isaac Adjei Mensah, Morrison Alfred, Haider Mahmood et al.
One of the most commonly debated concerns regarding foreign direct investment inflows is the associated environmental adversities that accompany the influx of foreign funds. As a result, assessing the environmental impacts of foreign direct investment inflows is necessary for achieving environmental...
Anisur Rahman Khan, Kopano Ratele, Najuwa Arendse, Md. Zahidul Islam et al.
Abstract. Background: Suicide and attempted suicide are a serious but under-explored public health problem in Bangladesh. Survey estimates suggest that Jhenaidah District, one of the 64 districts that make up Bangladesh, is one of the highest suicide-prone regions in Bangladesh. Relatively little is...
Anisur Rahman Khan, Kopano Ratele, Isaac Dery, Shahriar Khandaker
This article highlights the impacts of climate change on men from two countries from the Global South, namely Bangladesh and South Africa, as we reflect on climate change as a major consideration in work on the un/making of dominant and marginal masculinities. Climate change has a gender face, showi...
Isaac Dery, Refiloe Makama, Anisur Rahman Khan, Cuthbert Baataar
Most academic scholarships, particularly from the global North continue to theorize African men, especially poor black men as problematic, abusive, and violent. Such scholarship often fails to foreground how men’s gendered subjectivities are likely to be shaped by intersecting inequalities. The dang...
Anisur Rahman Khan, Isaac Dery, Rebecca Helman
Drawing on Raewyn Connell’s theoretical notion of hegemonic masculinity, this study examines relations between masculinity and suicide attempts in Bangladesh. In-depth interviews were conducted with 17 men from the Jhenaidah district, who had previously attempted suicide. Participants discussed how ...
Isaac Dery, Cuthbert Baataar, Anisur Rahman Khan
Dominant peacebuilding scholarship and praxis tends to focus on African men�s adherence to violent fragile masculinities in conflict prone-societies, and African masculinities are often approached, analysed, measured and theorised through externally derived standards and concepts. This article, by c...
Anisur Rahman Khan, Kopano Ratele, Isaac Dery
Durkheim classic Le Suicide (1897) gave birth to ‘sociology of suicide’ and set down an influential theoretical and methodological framework to study the phenomenon. Its impact notwithstanding, the framework has received trenchant critiques as well as attracted modifications and revisions by many so...
Katharina Block, Maria I. T. Olsson, Sanne Van Grootel, Carolin Schuster et al.
. Furthermore, larger gender gaps in communal values (e.g., men's lower valuing of helping and caring for others) were a proximal predictor of larger gender gaps in care economy interest in highly economically developed countries. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved).