Bangladesh: Yunus and Assault on History

Bangladesh: Yunus and Assault on History examines the first year of Dr. Yunus’s administration through a relentless, critical lens. By analyzing law, politics, and their tangible consequences, the authors trace a republic gradually losing its grounding. Each chapter serves as a sober reckoning, showing how institutions lose their significance when legitimacy breaks down. Power seems chaotic, reform appears illusory, and justice emerges as a contested notion. Ultimately, the book offers more than a chronicle of crisis; it poses a haunting question: Can a nation survive the erasure of its own history?