Author

Mohammad Ehsanul Kabir

University of South Wales - Cited by 112 - Human Geography

Biography

Mohammad Ehsanul Kabir, Assistant Professor, Dhaka School of Economics (DScE), a constituent institution of the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. He  has published more than 30 articles, In the field of Environment, Geospatial Science, Natural Disasters,Earth Sciences, Geographic Information System. 
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Drivers and temporality of internal migration in the context of slow-onset natural hazards: Insights from north-west rural Bangladesh
ME Kabir, S Serrao-Neumann, P Davey, M Hossain, MT AlamInternational Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction 31, 617-626, 2018201
48
2018
Climate Change Effects on People’s Livelihood
ME Kabir, S Serrao-NeumannClimate Action: Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, 2020202
19
2020
Land-Use and Land-Cover Change Detection in a North-Eastern Wetland Ecosystem of Bangladesh Using Remote Sensing and GIS Technique
S Bhattacharjee, MEK Md Tariqul Islam, MM KabirEarth Systems and Environment, 2021202
14
2021
Building coastal agricultural resilience in Bangladesh: a systematic review of progress, gaps and implications
S Kundu, ME Kabir, EA Morgan, P Davey, M HossainClimate 8 (9), 98, 2020202
11
2020
Seasonal drought thresholds and internal migration for adaptation: lessons from Northern Bangladesh
ME Kabir, P Davey, S Serrao-Neumann, M HossainPathways to a Sustainable Economy: Bridging the Gap between Paris Climate …, 2018201
9
2018
Exploring the drivers of vulnerability among disadvantaged internal migrants in riverbank erosion prone areas in north-west Bangladesh
ME Kabir, P KamruzzamanJournal of South Asian Development 17 (1), 57-83, 2022202
6
2022
The trade-off in ‘relocation’: a comparative understanding of vulnerabilities of disadvantaged migrants moving from rural origins to urban areas in the context of Bangladesh
ME Kabir, P DaveyThe Migration Conference 017, 01701
2
2017
Evidence on internal displacement in Afghanistan: In search of dignified life, durable solutions, and sustainable development for the Afghan internally displaced people
P Kamruzzaman, K Williams, A Wardak, L Cowley, Y Ayobi, AS Zadran, ...University of South Wales, 2022202
1
2022
Media coverage of the Black Saturday bushfire (2009) and discussion of climate change in Australia
ME KabirJournal of Geography & Natural Disaster 4 (), -, 20420
1
2014
Shrimp Culture and Feminist Environmentalism: A Case Study from Bangladesh
ME KabirBangladesh Journal of Public Administration, 63-76, 20220
1
2012

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