Daniel Khan
Good questions deserve a full answer.
I research digital authoritarianism, affective media and digital cultures in Bangladesh and the Global South. I also write sourced explainers and am developing experimental language tools for checking claims in the news.
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Research
All 9 →- Under reviewSeeing the Crowd in Forecasting: Randomized Evidence and a Redundancy Benchmark
- Accepted paperParental Perception and Practices of Children's Mobile Use: A Qualitative Study in an Urban City of BangladeshIUAES-WAU World Anthropology Congress, India · 2023
- Thesis projectUnderstanding Hijra (Third Gender) Individual's Health Seeking Behavior in Bangladesh: Exploring Social Regulations and Access BarriersMRes, University of Brighton
Projects
All 5 →- ResearchOngoingBangladesh public-interest researchAn ongoing programme examining public decisions in Bangladesh — and what the records can and cannot show about their effects.
- DocumentaryIn developmentDocumentary presenter labDeveloping a solo, evidence-led documentary style — scripts written to be understood on first hearing.
- ProjectOngoingThe AnnalistA journal of record and interpretation — short, sourced explainers on public events, published on Substack.
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