Rate My Professor Mohammad Abu Sayeed

In 2024, Sayeed and Rahim published "Reaching an Aim Differently? Corporate Social Responsibility Regulation in Australia and India" in the Cardozo International and Comparative Law Review (7(3), 821-865). This work evaluates voluntary CSR in Australia against mandatory CSR in India, challenging the strict dichotomy between these approaches. It posits that CSR regulation should transcend absolute separations, integrating social values into corporate practices more effectively through hybrid strategies. Earlier, in 2023, Sayeed co-authored "Between a republican and a Bengalee state: Confronting exclusionary constitutionalism in Bangladesh" with Lima Aktar in Global Constitutionalism (12(3)). The paper dissects Bangladesh's constitutional design as aspiring to both republican and ethno-nationalist Bengalee ideals, advocating de-ethnicization to fulfill republican integration and counter exclusionary politics. Sayeed has presented at academic conferences, including the Australasian Society for Continental Philosophy (2022) on constitutional meaning in Giorgio Agamben's philosophy and ICON·S (2024) on the Gandhian concept of constitution. He also serves as a teaching fellow at UNSW Law & Justice.