"An Assessment of Factors behind Rural-Urban Migration in Bangladesh" offers a comprehensive analysis of the causes and effects of migration from rural to urban areas in Bangladesh. In a country facing high population density, the book examines the key factors that draw people from rural regions to cities. The study highlights both push and pull factors, identifying the lack of job opportunities in rural areas as the primary cause. At the same time, the perception of better employment opportunities and higher incomes in urban areas is emphasized as a significant incentive. The analysis shows that a sustainable solution to mitigate migration can only be achieved by improving the quality of life and living conditions between urban and rural areas. The role of the government is considered crucial in addressing these challenges.