The History and Challenges of Bangladesh’s Transition into a Middle-income Country – By Professor Mushtaq Khan
Professor of Economics at SOAS; Chief Executive of Anti-Corruption Research Consortium (SOAS-ACE); Joint CA of Research Consortium on Nepal Economic Transition. He completed his undergraduate studies in Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University of Oxford and then studied PhD in Economics at Cambridge.
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