DEV 101Synthesis II

Mr. Rehan Ahmed

Group II

L10- Constitution of Bangladesh What is a Constitution? Types of Constitution

Formation Methods By Grant By Deliberate Creation By Revolution By Evolution

Constitution Making Process

Basis Features of the Constitution It is Written It is Rigid 4 Principles of State Policy

It is Unicameral Legislature

Flaws in the Constitution Independence of Lower

Judiciary Administrative Tribunal Anti-Hopping Laws Bangalee Nationalism Reserved Seats for

Women 15 Amendments Made

4th , 5th , 8th ,12th ,13th ,15th – a few important Amendments

L12- Public Administration What is Public Administration? Five Power Actors of Public Administration-

The Executive Oath of Office Ordinance & Emergency

The Legislature SCMs Ombudsman

The Judiciary Supreme Judicial Council Administrative Tribunal

The Services Job Security

The People

L13- Local Government

What is Local Government?

History British Period Pakistani Period Bangladeshi Period

Structure of De-centralization

Decentralization and its Forms De-concentration Delegation Devolution Deregulation (Privatization)

L14- Good Governance What is Good Governance? Components of Good Governance

Accountability Transparency Predictability Participation

Components of Bad Governance Arbitrary Policy Making System Unaccountability Un-enforced or Unjust Legal System Abuse of Political Power No Bridge Between Civil Society & Public Like Corruption

Conclusion

Book III- Development in Bangladesh

History of Economical Theories

PCI and PCI with Equity

The Ability to Meet Basic Needs

Amartya Sen’s “Capabilities” Approach: Valuable Being Valuable Doings Functioning Capabilities

Factors of Economic Development:

Simon said, the country growing should have consistent growth with other countries, & there should be some structural changes. Primary Production Secondary Production Tertiary

Production

Demographic Transition Nature of Population in terms of Fertility Rate & Morality

Rate Condition Fertility Rate Morality Rate

Under-Developed Country Increasing Increasing

Developing Country Increasing Decreasing

Developed Country Decreasing Decreasing

Process of Development Adam Smith, “In ancient times, people would hunt,

then they started Bartering, then Industrial Working” Karl Marx

Capitalism to Communism Mode of Production

Forces of Production Relations of Production

Indicators of Development

Millennium Development Goals Human Development Index

Social & Economical Aspects UN Development Program