Living with Water: Adaptation in the Bengal Delta
Routledge (demo) · 2021 · 312 pp. A synthesis of two decades of field research in coastal Bangladesh.
Research themes, selected publications, policy reports and open data, free for teaching and non-commercial research.
How communities understand, govern and adapt to environmental change.
How oral traditions, local ecological knowledge and community institutions shape adaptation to floods, cyclones and salinity in low-lying deltas.
Participation, power and performance in water user associations, irrigation schemes and village water committees.
Climate-related mobility, remittances and livelihood diversification in rural and peri-urban South Asia.
Research integrity, supervision practice and quality assurance in Asian universities.
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Rahman, H., Karim, S., & Lee, J. · Nature Climate Change, 16(5), 412–420
Rahman, H., & Akter, N. · World Development, 184, 106712
Hossain, M., Rahman, H., & Smith, R. · Global Environmental Change, 84, 102801
Rahman, H. · Water Alternatives, 16(2), 233–256
Chowdhury, T., Rahman, H., et al. · International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 79, 103145
Rahman, H., & Van der Berg, P. · Climate and Development, 12(8), 701–714
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Routledge (demo) · 2021 · 312 pp. A synthesis of two decades of field research in coastal Bangladesh.
Springer (demo) · 2017 · with P. Van der Berg. Fourteen case studies of community resource governance.
University Press (demo) · 2014 · 2nd edition 2022. Widely used graduate text across the region.
In Handbook of Climate Finance, Edward Elgar (demo)
In Deltas in the Anthropocene, Palgrave (demo)
In Community-Based Adaptation, Earthscan (demo)
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