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The study investigated the essentials of building a peace culture among State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) in the Philippines. It determined the extent of importance of each identified essential factor, namely: adhering to constitutional and human rights; fostering democratic participation; respecting academic freedom; advancing understanding, tolerance, and solidarity; supporting participatory communication and free flow of information; promoting safe and healthy working environment; and equal access to opportunities in public service. It examined the presence of significant difference…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The study investigated the essentials of building a peace culture among State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) in the Philippines. It determined the extent of importance of each identified essential factor, namely: adhering to constitutional and human rights; fostering democratic participation; respecting academic freedom; advancing understanding, tolerance, and solidarity; supporting participatory communication and free flow of information; promoting safe and healthy working environment; and equal access to opportunities in public service. It examined the presence of significant difference among these essential factors and the existence of significant relationships among the ratings of the respondents on the same. The researcher-made instrument adopting the 4-point scale rating, where138 faculty federated officials of SUCs were respondents. It employed mean, one-way repeated measure ANOVA, correlation coefficient, t-test, and tested the hypotheses at 5% error margin.
Autorenporträt
Buenaflor, Roberto C.
Dr. Roberto C. Buenaflor graduated valedictorian and Cum Laude; finished BSIE, MSGC, PHD and LLB is a professor in management, research and statistics; member of Board of Trustees, Director for Quality Assurance Management System.Elesia B.Buenaflor is a professor of Architectural Drafting, History, Management Courses and Sociopolitical Sciences.