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Research

Ongoing Research

Gender Stereotypes in Social Media Audience Discourse: Evidence from Bangladeshi Artists. (Working paper)

Sentiment, keyness, and topic modeling of YouTube comments show that audience gender stereotypes vary systematically across artistic professions.

Abstract

Bilateral Convergence across the World: Does International Migration Matter? (Working paper)
(coauthors: M. Moniruzzaman, S. N. Wadood)

A country’s core or peripheral position in the global migration network, not migration volume alone, shapes whether migration narrows or widens development gaps.

Abstract

Rethinking the Income-Emissions Relationship: Evidence from Trade-Embodied CO₂ Emissions Networks. (Submitted)

Income turning points for emissions shift with a country’s network centrality in the trade-embodied carbon network.

Abstract | Replication

Product Reproducibility and International Trade Patterns: Evidence from Cultural Goods. (Under review)

More reproducible products are less sensitive to trade frictions and follow gravity predictions more closely.

Abstract | Replication

Publications

Unveiling health insurance satisfaction: Exploring key determinants and bottlenecks in Bangladesh. SSM – Health Systems, 2025. DOI
(coauthors: R. Huque, S. M. Abdullah, S. Siddiqua, D. Barua, M. Abdullah, M. A. Sabur, N. Begum, O. Dogar, M. N. Amin, M. S. H. Mahmud)

Validity and reliability of the PHQ-9 among university students of Bangladesh. PLoS ONE, 2022. DOI
(coauthors: M. A. Rahman, J. Mehareen, A. R. Sarker)

Validity and reliability of the GAD-7 among university students of Bangladesh. PLoS ONE, 2021. DOI
(coauthors: M. A. Rahman, J. Mehareen, A. R. Sarker)

Prevalence and socio-demographic correlates of depression, anxiety, and co-morbidity during COVID-19: A cross-sectional study among public and private university students of Bangladesh. Journal of Affective Disorders Reports, 2021. DOI
(coauthors: J. Mehareen, M. A. Rahman, A. R. Sarker)

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