The following is a partial list of my Academic and Quasi-academic writings.

(I have yet to add here my refereed journal publications. Some of the entries might need reformatting. I am still in the process of construction.)

 

1	Article:	Art, Free Speech and the Market of Pornography
2	Paper:	Change and Continuity: The Dynamics of Institutional Behavior in Islam
3	Paper:	Development Demystified: An Islamic Perspective
4	Paper:	Development Experience of Bangladesh in Gunnar Myrdal's Asian Drama Perspective
5	Article:	Electoral Reform and the Political Culture
6	Article:	Exploitation, Profit and The Riba-Interest Reductionism
7	Article:	Fundamental Human Dignity and the Mathematics of Slavery
8	Chapter:	Islam and Genocide: The Case of Bangladesh in 1971
9	Article:	Hail The Greenback: In God We Trust?
10	Article:	Hard Economic Choices: Are They Getting Harder?
11	Article:	International Development: Is There Any Role Model?
12	Article:	Islamic Fiqh (Law) and the Neglected Empirical Foundation
13	Paper:	Partnership, Equity-financing and Islamic finance: Whither Profit-Loss-Sharing?
14	Paper:	Public vs. Private Sector: Policy Dynamics in an Islamic Perspective
15	Article:	Qard and Qard al-Hasanah: An Analytical Survey from the Qur'an and Hadith
16	Article:	Riba, Interest and Six Hadith: Do we have a Definition or a Conundrum?
17	Article:	Self-Interest, Homo Islamicus and Some Behavioral Assumptions in Islamic Economics and Finance
18	Article:	Should you be a Fundamentalist?
19	Paper:	Stipulation of Excess in Understanding and Misunderstanding Riba: Al-Jassas Link
20	Paper:	The Riba-Interest Equation and Islam: Reexamination of the Traditional Arguments
21	Article:	The Riba-Interest Equivalence: Is There Any Ijma (Consensus)?
22	Article:	The State of Bangladesh Economy: Issues and Concerns
23	Paper:	The Warped Economics of Fatwa: Demand Creates Its OWN Supply
24	Article:	Toward Political Transformation in Bangladesh: The Demand and the Supply Side of Healthy Politics (a concept paper)
25	Book Review	Toward Understanding S-21: Inhumanity at Its Worst
26	Article:	World Bank: Whose Bank and for Which World?