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UPL has since published 800 titles of which about 600 live titles are on its list and has presently an on going publishing programme of about 50 titles a year. UPL has its main office in Dhaka with office in Chittagong. Books from the United Kingdom, India and Pakistan are distributed by UPL. Besides its joint publishing programme with OUP and its branches, UPL has collaborated and co-published with Zed Books, Intermediate Technology Publications in the UK; West View Press, Indiana University Press, Kumarian Press in the US; Sage, MacMillan, Manohar Books in India.

UPL's publisher and Managing Director Mohiuddin Ahmed had been editor of OUP, Pakistan Branch until 1972. He then took over as Chief Executive of OUP, Bangladesh. He has been actively contributing to the Book Development activities of Bangladesh.

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Culture of Adivasis in Bangladesh
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Bangladesh Er Khudro Jatisottar Songskriti
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গ্রন্থটির একটি উল্লেখযোগ্য অংশ জুড়ে এই কর্মসূচীর নানাবিধ কার্যক্রমের বর্ণনা রয়েছে এবং কর্মসূচী পরিচালনা করতে গিয়ে নতুন নতুন যেসব তথ্য ও উপাত্ত তৈরি হয়েছে সেগুলো সন্নিবেশিত হয়েছে।
Policies, Budget and PRSP: Are They Promoting Women's Rights in Bangladesh?
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The message from this anthology would probably be that — “reformative laws do not bring about substantive changes in women’s position unless they address the strategic gender locations which determine the power relations between men and women in society and the state.”
Poverty, Intra-Household Distribution and Gender Relations in Bangladesh: Evidence and Policy Implications
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The book is destined to be a valuable source of reference for gender analysts studying issues such as domestic violence, women’s empowerment and household welfare.
Mapping Women's Empowerment: Experiences from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan
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This important volume will appeal to anyone interested in issues of equal opportunity, gender discrimination and human rights.
Between Conformity and Resistance - Women Garment Workers in Bangladesh
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This book contributes to the ongoing discussions and discourses about processes of economic globalization and the so-called feminization of labor that accompany the economic and social transformations taking place world-wide. The focus is on the new modes of industrial production, notably in the export-oriented manufacturing sector in Bangladesh, where there is an increased participation of women in the workforce.
Globalisation and Gender - Changing Patterns of Women's Employment in Bangladesh
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The volume contains a set of papers which summarize the findings of a research study undertaken by the Centre for Policy Dialogue in collaboration with the United Nations Research Institute on Social Development. It complements the work in other countries such as Viet Nam, Uganda, Morocco and Jamaica.
Women at the Center - Grameen Bank Borrowers After One Decade
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For two decades, the Grameen Bank of Bangladesh has successfully administered a unique program that lends small sums to poor women for income generation. This is the first empirical study to examine the long-term influence of these loans on the borrowers, and it demonstrates that credit alone can fundamentally change the lives of poor women-even in the absence of other aid programs and in an environment distinctly hostile to women's autonomy.
Why Women Count - Essays on Women in Development in Bangladesh
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A review of the concepts and interpretations of empowerment is followed by discussions on the problems faced and successes achieved in operationalizing the practical and strategic issues of this development tool. It is the epilogue however that succinctly captures the essence of the whole book.
The Elusive Agenda: Mainstreaming Women in Development
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The growth of the International women's movement over the past two decades has challenged the international community to respond to its vision of social transformation. This book examines the response of one set of key players-the international donor agencies. It compares the donors priorities with those of their development partners and argues that, although significant achievements have been made, the fundamental goals of the women's movement-transforming social and gender relations and creating a more equitable world- still elude us.
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