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Submissions from 2021

Beyond fear-mongering, Antonio P. Contreras

Catholicism, higher education and workers' rights, Antonio P. Contreras

Communist rebellion and terrorism are not the same, Antonio P. Contreras

Confused conservatism, Antonio P. Contreras

Congressional trespassing, Antonio P. Contreras

Constitutional infirmity and infirm presidents, Antonio P. Contreras

Covid-19 forecasting, Antonio P. Contreras

Deconstructing marriage as an inviolable social institution, Antonio P. Contreras

Defending the 'hapag ng bayan': Let us not throw the baby out with the bathwater, Antonio P. Contreras

Democracy and the challenges of a pandemic, Antonio P. Contreras

Deserving to be flogged, and not just f lagged, Antonio P. Contreras

Desperate choices, Antonio P. Contreras

Dirty politics, Antonio P. Contreras

Disrespecting the voters, Antonio P. Contreras

Dubious rating system, Antonio P. Contreras

Electoral possibilities, Antonio P. Contreras

Epistemic trespassing, Antonio P. Contreras

Essential learning and leisure, Antonio P. Contreras

Fairness in history, Antonio P. Contreras

Fit to be thrown out as trash, Antonio P. Contreras

Flexible learning requires flexible governance and dynamic mindsets, Antonio P. Contreras

Food porn and idiocy during a pandemic, Antonio P. Contreras

From epistemic trespassing to epistemic hearings, Antonio P. Contreras

Giving Afghanistan a chance, Antonio P. Contreras

He showed up, and it was insanely worse, Antonio P. Contreras

Honoring the dead, Antonio P. Contreras

Hypocrisy and the move to cancel Toni Gonzaga, Antonio P. Contreras

Ideology 101, Antonio P. Contreras

Idolatry and gullibility, Antonio P. Contreras

Ignoring, misusing and abusing science, Antonio P. Contreras

In defense of face shields, Antonio P. Contreras

In defense of teachers, Antonio P. Contreras

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

In the face of a six-year joke, 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 the 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

Biden administration prepares for calibrated competition in Southeast Asia, Renato Cruz De Castro

The Chinese Coast Guard in the South China Sea, Renato Cruz De Castro

The folly of the Duterte administration's appeasement policy on China and the Belt and Road Initiatives, Renato Cruz De Castro

The ghost of 2012 Scarborough Shoal stand-off, Renato Cruz De Castro

The Philippine president who stood up against Chinese aggression, Renato Cruz De Castro

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