The Routledge Handbook of the Contemporary Philippines provides a comprehensive overview of the current political, economic, social and cultural issues of the country. The Handbook is divided into four sections concentrating on a different aspect of the Philippines.
The Routledge Handbook of the Contemporary Philippines provides a comprehensive overview of the current political, economic, social and cultural issues of the country. The Handbook is divided into four sections concentrating on a different aspect of the Philippines.
Mark R. Thompson is Professor and Head, Department of Asian and International Studies and Director of the Southeast Asia Research Centre at the City University of Hong Kong. Eric Vincent C. Batalla is Professor and Chair of Political Science at De La Salle University, Philippines.
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Introduction Part I: Domestic Politics 1. Clientelism Revisited Masataka Kimura 2. Patrons Bosses Dynasties and Reformers in Local Politics John T. Sidel 3. The Party Political System Allen Hicken 4. Combating Corruption Jon S. T. Quah 5. The Civil Service: Weaknesses and Constructive Informal Practices Rupert Hodder 6. House of Clans: Political Dynasties in the Legislature Julio C. Teehankee 7. Pork Transmogrified: The Unending Story of Particularistic Spending Ronald D. Holmes 8. Congress: Separate but not Equal Diana J. Mendoza and Mark R. Thompson 9. The Presidency: a Relational Approach Mark R. Thompson 10. The Judiciary under Threat Eric Vincent C. Batalla Michelle Sta. Romana and Karen Rodrigo 11. Civil-Military Relations: Norming and Departures Rosalie Arcala Hall Part II: Foreign Relations 12. Foreign Relations between the Philippines and the United States Howard Loewen 13. From Antagonistic to Close Neighbor: Twenty-first Century Philippine-China Relations Renato Cruz de Castro 14. Towards Strategic Partnership: Philippines-Japan Relations after Seventy Years Dennis D. Trinidad 15. Diaspora Diplomacy Joaquin Jay Gonzalez III Part III: Economics and social policy 16. Bypassing Industrial Development Eric Vincent C. Batalla 17. Capital Flight Edsel L. Beja Jr. 18. The Changing Configuration of Capitalism Antoinette R. Raquiza 19. Economic Nationalism and its Legacy Yusuke Takagi 20. Technocracy and Class Politics in Policy-Making Teresa S. Encarnacion Tadem 21. The Allure of Pantawid Pamilya: The Conditional Cash Transfer Program Ma. Victoria R. Raquiza 22. Informality and Legality in Women's Livelihoods in Baguio City B. Lynne Milgram 23. Persistent Poverty and Elite-dominated Policymaking David G. Timberman 24. From Pamilya to Grasya: Microfinance Asuncion Sebastian Part IV: Cultures and Movements 25. A Syncretic Culture Paul A. Rodell 26. Gender Nation and Filipino Catholicism past and present Coeli Barry 27. Between Rights Protection and Development Aggression: Indigenous Peoples Oona Paredes 28. The Resilience of the Peasantry Eduardo C. Tadem 29. The Middle Class in Society and Politics Temario C. Rivera 30. NGOs in the post-Marcos Era Gerard Clarke 31. Crossovers Double-Crossed: NGOs Semi-Clientelism and Political Reform Ben Reid 32. The Left: Struggling to Make a Comeback Nathan Quimpo 33. Trade Unions: "Free" but Weak Carmel Veloso Abao 34. The Women's Movement: Policy Issues Influence and Constraints Diana Mendoza 35. Bangsamoro Secessionism Rizal G. Buendia 36. Moro Insurgency and Third Party Mediation Bruce E. Barnes 37. The Problem with the National(ist) Method Patricio N. Abinales
Introduction Part I: Domestic Politics 1. Clientelism Revisited Masataka Kimura 2. Patrons Bosses Dynasties and Reformers in Local Politics John T. Sidel 3. The Party Political System Allen Hicken 4. Combating Corruption Jon S. T. Quah 5. The Civil Service: Weaknesses and Constructive Informal Practices Rupert Hodder 6. House of Clans: Political Dynasties in the Legislature Julio C. Teehankee 7. Pork Transmogrified: The Unending Story of Particularistic Spending Ronald D. Holmes 8. Congress: Separate but not Equal Diana J. Mendoza and Mark R. Thompson 9. The Presidency: a Relational Approach Mark R. Thompson 10. The Judiciary under Threat Eric Vincent C. Batalla Michelle Sta. Romana and Karen Rodrigo 11. Civil-Military Relations: Norming and Departures Rosalie Arcala Hall Part II: Foreign Relations 12. Foreign Relations between the Philippines and the United States Howard Loewen 13. From Antagonistic to Close Neighbor: Twenty-first Century Philippine-China Relations Renato Cruz de Castro 14. Towards Strategic Partnership: Philippines-Japan Relations after Seventy Years Dennis D. Trinidad 15. Diaspora Diplomacy Joaquin Jay Gonzalez III Part III: Economics and social policy 16. Bypassing Industrial Development Eric Vincent C. Batalla 17. Capital Flight Edsel L. Beja Jr. 18. The Changing Configuration of Capitalism Antoinette R. Raquiza 19. Economic Nationalism and its Legacy Yusuke Takagi 20. Technocracy and Class Politics in Policy-Making Teresa S. Encarnacion Tadem 21. The Allure of Pantawid Pamilya: The Conditional Cash Transfer Program Ma. Victoria R. Raquiza 22. Informality and Legality in Women's Livelihoods in Baguio City B. Lynne Milgram 23. Persistent Poverty and Elite-dominated Policymaking David G. Timberman 24. From Pamilya to Grasya: Microfinance Asuncion Sebastian Part IV: Cultures and Movements 25. A Syncretic Culture Paul A. Rodell 26. Gender Nation and Filipino Catholicism past and present Coeli Barry 27. Between Rights Protection and Development Aggression: Indigenous Peoples Oona Paredes 28. The Resilience of the Peasantry Eduardo C. Tadem 29. The Middle Class in Society and Politics Temario C. Rivera 30. NGOs in the post-Marcos Era Gerard Clarke 31. Crossovers Double-Crossed: NGOs Semi-Clientelism and Political Reform Ben Reid 32. The Left: Struggling to Make a Comeback Nathan Quimpo 33. Trade Unions: "Free" but Weak Carmel Veloso Abao 34. The Women's Movement: Policy Issues Influence and Constraints Diana Mendoza 35. Bangsamoro Secessionism Rizal G. Buendia 36. Moro Insurgency and Third Party Mediation Bruce E. Barnes 37. The Problem with the National(ist) Method Patricio N. Abinales
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