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Philippine Politics and Governance: An Introduction
Edited by Noel M. Morada and Teresa S. Encarnacion Tadem
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| Introduction Malaya C. Ronas |
| Chapter 1: Nation-State Formation in the Philippines Raymund Jose G. Quilop |
| Chapter 2: Public Opinion and Democratic Governance Felipe B. Miranda |
| Chapter 3: Electoral and Party Politics in Prewar Philippines Jorge V. Tigno |
| Chapter 4: Electoral and Party Politics in the Postwar Period Jorge V. Tigno |
| Chapter 5: Electoral and Party Politics during the Martial Law Period Jorge V. Tigno |
| Chapter 6: Parties, Elections, and Democratization in Post-Martial Law Philippines Renato S. Velasco |
| Chapter 7: Executive Power and Presidential Leadership: Philippine Revolution to Independence Ma. Lourdes G. Genato Rebullida |
| Chapter 8: The Executive: Martial Law, Constitutional Authoritarianism, and the Marcos Administration Ma. Lourdes G. Genato Rebullida |
| Chapter 9: The Philippine Executive and Redemocratization Ma. Lourdes G. Genato Rebullida |
| Chapter 10: Bureaucracy and Public Management in Democracy, Development, and Governance in the Philippines Ma. Lourdes G. Genato Rebullida and Cecilia Serrano |
| Chapter 11: The Philippine Legislature: From Pre-Spanish Times to the Eve of Martial Law Olivia C. Caoili |
| Chapter 12: The Philippine Legislature: The Martial Law Period Olivia C. Caoili |
| Chapter 13: The Restored Philippine Congress Olivia C. Caoili |
| Chapter 14: The Judiciary Maria Ela L. Atienza and Ferdinand C. Baylon |
| Chapter 15: The Military in Philippine Politics: Democratization, Governance, and Security Sector Reform Carolina G. Hernandez |
| Chapter 16: Local Governments and Devolution in the Philippines Maria Ela L. Atienza |
| Chapter 17: Autonomous Regions—The Cordillera Autonomous Region Athena Lydia Casambre |
| Chapter 18: Autonomous Regions—The Search for Viable Autonomy in Muslim Mindanao/Southern Philippines Miriam Colonel Ferrer |
| Chapter 19: Philippine Foreign Relations, 1946-1972 Malaya C. Ronas |
| Chapter 20: Philippine Foreign Relations, 1972-1986 Malaya C. Ronas |
| Chapter 21: Post-EDSA Philippine Foreign Relations, 1986-2001 Natalia Maria Lourdes M. Morales |
| Chapter 22: Philippine Foreign Relations after September 11 (2001-2005) Noel M. Morada |
Philippine Politics and Governance: Challenges to Democratization and Development
Edited by Teresa S. Encarnacion Tadem and Noel M. Morada
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| Introduction Malaya C. Ronas |
| Chapter 1: Philippine Social Movements before Martial Law Teresa S. Encarnacion Tadem |
| Chapter 2: Philippine Social Movements during Martial Law Teresa S. Encarnacion Tadem |
| Chapter 3: Philippine Social Movements after Martial Law Teresa S. Encarnacion Tadem and Jorge V. Tigno |
| Chapter 4: Religion, Church, and Politics in the Philippines Ma. Lourdes G. Genato Rebullida |
| Chapter 5: Islamic Nationalism and Philippine Politics Julkipli M. Wadi |
| Chapter 6: Indigenous Peoples in Politics and Governance Athena Lydia Casambre |
| Chapter 7: The Philippine Peace Process Miriam Colonel Ferrer |
| Chapter 8: The Media and Philippine Politics Perlita M. Frago |
| Chapter 9: The Middle Classes in Philippine Politics Temario C. Rivera |
| Chapter 10: Women and Politics in the Philippines Maria Ela L. Atienza and Ruth Lusterio Rico |
| Chapter 11: The Environmental Movement and Philippine Politics Ruth Lusterio Rico |
| Chapter 12: The Cooperative as a Vehicle for Empowerment, Development, and Democratization Teresa S. Encarnacion Tadem |
| Chapter 13: Overseas Employment from the Philippines—The Nexus between Development and Governance Jorge V. Tigno |
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