Submissions from 2021
Inflated honors, Antonio P. Contreras
Innocent victims of war, Antonio P. Contreras
In order to win, the political opposition should learn to listen, Antonio P. Contreras
'Inutil', Antonio P. Contreras
Is a Moreno-Pacquiao (or Pacquiao-Moreno) middle ground rising?, Antonio P. Contreras
Is he still lucid or he just doesn't understand or respect the law, Antonio P. Contreras
Is impeachment becoming an impotent weapon of the people?, Antonio P. Contreras
Justifying a vaccine as 'pwede na yan', Antonio P. Contreras
Learning to live with the virus, Antonio P. Contreras
Least safe, my foot!, Antonio P. Contreras
Leave our adobo alone!, Antonio P. Contreras
Mass hysteria prevailing over science, Antonio P. Contreras
Moreno, Marcos and Duterte-Carpio tied at top - survey, Antonio P. Contreras
Moreno's past and Duterte's present, Antonio P. Contreras
Nas Dailys on a daily basis, Antonio P. Contreras
Normalizing Covid-19, Antonio P. Contreras
Of community pantries and 'hapag ng bayan', Antonio P. Contreras
Painful cleansing of a political sin, Antonio P. Contreras
Partisan weaponizing of vaccines, Antonio P. Contreras
Pathetic, Antonio P. Contreras
Political opposition is to blame, Antonio P. Contreras
Politicizing governance of state universities and colleges, Antonio P. Contreras
Presidential duty to appear and talk to us, Antonio P. Contreras
Presidential gaslighting, Antonio P. Contreras
Racist Filipinos do not represent us, Antonio P. Contreras
Representing the 'other' in popular culture: 'Legal wives' and 'Bag man', Antonio P. Contreras
Resisting vaccine colonialism and bigotry, Antonio P. Contreras
Science and politics, Antonio P. Contreras
Shameless politicization of vaccine, Antonio P. Contreras
Spinning pandemic numbers, Antonio P. Contreras
Surveying beyond who is leading: Looking into the minds of voters, Antonio P. Contreras
The Belo effect and the undermining of anti-lookism, Antonio P. Contreras
The burden of privilege, Antonio P. Contreras
The deadly outcome of free hate speech, Antonio P. Contreras
The fourth industrial revolution and the challenges of a corporatized higher education, Antonio P. Contreras
The future of politics is in those who change their minds, Antonio P. Contreras
The only other threat to national security is not coming from the left, Antonio P. Contreras
The Robredo syndrome, Antonio P. Contreras
The wages of partisanship and the rewards of being in the middle, Antonio P. Contreras
Too many CQs that assault the IQ, Antonio P. Contreras
To politicize is not necessarily bad, Antonio P. Contreras
To whom they are strong: Demographic profile of potential candidates' voter base, Antonio P. Contreras
Toxic worldviews and a sense of hopelessness, Antonio P. Contreras
Transforming the way we learn, Antonio P. Contreras
Trauma, resilience and redemption, Antonio P. Contreras
Trusting surveys during a pandemic, Antonio P. Contreras
Undermining a vaccine, Antonio P. Contreras
Undermining the rule of law, Antonio P. Contreras
Unhinged leaders, mental health and political rights, Antonio P. Contreras
Vaccines may not fail, but our government can, Antonio P. Contreras
Visible failure of intelligence, Antonio P. Contreras
Wanted: Ideal candidate for 2022, Antonio P. Contreras
What foreign policy?, Antonio P. Contreras
When government agencies become heartless, Antonio P. Contreras
When judicial activism would be in order, Antonio P. Contreras
When politicians become clowns, Antonio P. Contreras
When too much love and care can kill, Antonio P. Contreras
Where the lines are clear is when partisan divides are drawn, Antonio P. Contreras
'Winnability' and voter transformation while, Antonio P. Contreras
Wrongful death, Antonio P. Contreras
Washington's changing position on the 1951 Mutual Defense Treaty, Renato Cruz De Castro
From response to responsibility: An academe-industry partnership on solid waste managament in the Philippines, Marlon D. L. Era
A legacy of far-reaching initiatives, Victor Andres C. Manhit
A people centered approach to digital readiness, Victor Andres C. Manhit
Don't let private education bite the dust, Edwin P. Santiago
"There's an alligator!": An approach to the study of the poem A la Laguna de Bay by Fernando Canon, Beatriz Álvarez Tardío
Submissions from 2020
#Walangpasok on Twitter: Natural language processing as a method for analyzing tweets on class suspensions in the Philippines, Jeffrey Rosario Ancheta, Ken D. Gorro, and Mark Anthony D. Uy
E-health and healthy aging among the participating countries in JST Sakura Science Exchange Program 2019, Myla M. Arcinas, Melanie P. Tolentino, Cyril Ryan A. Lituañas, Joseph S. Cadeliña, and Yoshihide Obayashi
How much do academic performance, lifestyle, and social relationships explain depressive symptoms in Filipino university students? A regression model, Rito Baring, Romeo B. Lee, and Madelene Sta. Maria
Reclaiming meaning from sheer meaninglessness: Re-reading Camus for religion and existential psychotherapy, Rito V. Baring and Francis Xavier R. Salcedo
Interests, identities, and institutions in the politics of regional economic construction in East Asia, Eric Vincent C. Batalla
A Cross-Cultural Study of Justice Sensitivity and Its Consequences for Cooperation, Anna Baumert, Simona Maltese, Dorota Reis, Colin MacLeod, Roseann Tan-Mansukhani, Adrianne John R. Galang, Maria Guadalupe C. Salanga, and Manfred Schmitt
Journalism, public health, and COVID-19: Some preliminary insights from the Philippines, Jan Michael Alexandre C. Bernadas and Karol Ilagan
Measuring hope during the COVID-19 outbreak in the Philippines: Development and validation of the state locus-of-hope scale short form in Filipino, Allan Benedict I. Bernardo and Norman B. Mendoza
Extending bell hooks' feminist theory, Hazel Tionloc Biana
Clearing the fuzziness: Comments on Ashley Tauchert’s fuzzy gender, Hazel T. Biana and Jeremiah Joven Joaquin
The ethics of scare: COVID-19 and the Philippines' fear appeals, Hazel T. Biana and J. J. B. Joaquin
Why friendly AIs won’t be that friendly: A friendly reply to Muehlhauser and Bostrom, Robert James M. Boyles and Jeremiah Joven Joaquin
‘Hey, I like ur videos. Super relate!’ Locating sisterhood in a postcolonial intimate public on YouTube, Earvin Charles Cabalquinto and Cheryll Ruth R. Soriano
Spiritual well-being and its role on the sociality of selected Catholic religious novices, Fides Del Castillo, Clarence Darro Del Castillo, and Maricris Alvarez
500 years of Christ and the Filipinos, Michael Charleston B. Chua
65 years of the Philippine Historical Association, Michael Charleston B. Chua
American tutelage in the Philippines, Michael Charleston B. Chua
A mother's love, Michael Charleston B. Chua
An ambitious little lady, Michael Charleston B. Chua
An international conference on Southeast Asia, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Apo Ipe Salvador @150, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Art deco: A social history, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Baybayin's victory, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Bonifacio: Public history writer, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Boss: A Tarlaqueño odyssey, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Clarifications on the Black Nazarene procession, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Defining who is a historian, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Encountering America, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Encounter with the rising sun, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Encuentro: Discovering our humanity, Michael Charleston B. Chua
History, sense and identity, Michael Charleston B. Chua
How and why we commemorate, Michael Charleston B. Chua
How we were subjugated, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Imagining 'inang bayan', Michael Charleston B. Chua
