- Published:
- June 2026
- Journal:
- International Political Studies
- Authors:
- Md. Mustafijur Rahman
- DOI:
- 10.1234/ips.2026.1203
Publication Overview
A comparative study of institutional design and rights protection across South Asia's evolving democracies — positioned within the region's broader governance discourse.
Book
Publication Type
June 2026
Published Date
International Political Studies
Publisher
English
Language
Human Rights
Research Area
Research Abstract
This study examines the evolving relationship between democratic institutions and human rights protections across South Asia. Drawing upon comparative case studies and policy analysis, the research identifies key challenges and opportunities influencing governance outcomes in the region.
Key Findings
Democratic institutions remain
Critical to protecting civil liberties.
Policy reforms improve citizen
Participation and accountability.
Regional cooperation strengthens
Governance effectiveness.
Human rights outcomes vary
Based on institutional capacity.
How to cite this work
Rahman, M. M. (2026). Democratic Governance and Human Rights in Contemporary South Asia. International Political Studies, 12(3), 45–68.
https://doi.org/Resources and Access
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