This essay asks whether integration in Bangladesh could offer a lasting response to prolonged displacement. It moves from the obstacles to safe return toward proposals for vocational training, language learning, education and dialogue between communities.
These are policy proposals, not evidence that access to employment or local schools had already been secured. That distinction matters when reading the essay against the thesis’s prediction that social and economic ties would grow over time.
The original article refers to seven years since the 2017 influx; its August 2023 publication date corresponds to the sixth anniversary. This archive retains the publication date and flags the discrepancy separately.
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