Submissions from 2020
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 B. Joaquin
The ethics of scare: COVID-19 and the Philippines' fear appeals, Hazel T. Biana and Jeremiah Joven B. Joaquin
Why friendly AIs won’t be that friendly: A friendly reply to Muehlhauser and Bostrom, Robert James M. Boyles and Jeremiah Joven B. 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
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
Flowers of Pedro Paterno, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Food and human rights, 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
Juan Luna: A father's Christmas greetings to his son, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Learning from humbling experiences: My PHA story, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Our ancestors, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Our ancestors as victorious warriors, Michael Charleston B. Chua
The atelier on Blumentritt Extension, Michael Charleston B. Chua
The death and resurrection of Pinoy komiks, Michael Charleston B. Chua
The DNA of Pinoy komiks, Michael Charleston B. Chua
The Kalooban of our ancestors, Michael Charleston B. Chua
The paradox of independence, Michael Charleston B. Chua
The Quirino-Magsaysay relationship, Michael Charleston B. Chua
The Quirino-Magsaysay rift, Michael Charleston B. Chua
The rise of the 'ilustrado', Michael Charleston B. Chua
The triumphant Filipinos, Michael Charleston B. Chua
Voices from the underside of history, Michael Charleston B. Chua
What the quincentennial is not-- and should not be, Michael Charleston B. Chua
When historical writers write '30', Michael Charleston B. Chua
The state of health in flood-prone areas in the Philippines: The case on the cities of Iligan and Cagayan de Oro, Wilfred Luis Clamor, Exaltacion E. Lamberte, Feorillo Petronilo Demeterio, Renan Ma. Tanhueco, and Crisanto Regadio
Student involvement, mental health and quality of life of college students in a selected university in Manila, Philippines, Jerome Visperas Cleofas
Meals under tents: Experiences of food insecurity among the displaced people of Southern Philippines, Zaldy C. Collado
Sexual intimacies in displaced environment, Zaldy C. Collado and Alessandra T. Arpon
From displacement to resettlement: How current policies shape eviction narratives among urban poor in the Philippines, Zaldy C. Collado and Noella May I. G. Orozco
“Shookt by COVID-19”: The pandemic as lived experience among young people under virus-induced lockdown in the Philippines, Zaldy C. Collado, Noella May I. G. Orozco, and Dionimar B. Banaria
“What are they up to?”: The pre-election mindset and behavior of young Filipino voters, Zaldy C. Collado, Noella May I.G. Orozco, and Dionimar B. Banaria
ABS-CBN's franchise could have been legally extended, Antonio P. Contreras
ABS-CBN's real nemesis is Congress, Antonio P. Contreras
A crisis he cannot brand, Antonio P. Contreras
A fatal constitutional infirmity, Antonio P. Contreras
A question of lack of trust, Antonio P. Contreras
A transformative leader he is not, Antonio P. Contreras
Authentic crudeness, inauthentic decency, Antonio P. Contreras
Between a rock and a hard place, Antonio P. Contreras
Beyond the 'grand mañanita', Antonio P. Contreras
Blame the president, Antonio P. Contreras
China's best friend forever, Antonio P. Contreras
Christmas and the gift of criticism, Antonio P. Contreras
Citizen Gabby, Antonio P. Contreras
Criticizing as a form of civic duty, Antonio P. Contreras
Cruelty and lack of compassion in the middle of a pandemic, Antonio P. Contreras
Dancing with the pandemic, Antonio P. Contreras
Defending rights, Antonio P. Contreras
Different aspects of the digital divide, Antonio P. Contreras
Dinosaurs, Antonio P. Contreras
Disastrous disaster communication, Antonio P. Contreras
Dropping the ball, Antonio P. Contreras
Emergency powers, Antonio P. Contreras
Empathy and the gift of silence, Antonio P. Contreras
Failed policy experiments, Antonio P. Contreras
(Fake) sand and fury in Manila Bay, Antonio P. Contreras
Fear and panic are what will kill us, Antonio P. Contreras
Floods and excuses, Antonio P. Contreras
Geography and ignorance, Antonio P. Contreras
Get out of the kitchen if you cannot stand the heat, Antonio P. Contreras
Goodbye Trump; Biden can now heal America's wounds, Antonio P. Contreras
Hatid virus, Antonio P. Contreras
Heads offered up for public lynching, Antonio P. Contreras
Honor thy teachers by not insulting them, Antonio P. Contreras
How to fight and win over this pandemic, Antonio P. Contreras
How to get away with criticism on social media without being labeled a terrorist by Mocha, Antonio P. Contreras
Hypothetical rape and political idolatry, Antonio P. Contreras
I don't care, Antonio P. Contreras
Impeachment and electoral protests, Antonio P. Contreras
In a state of disarray, Antonio P. Contreras
Inconsistencies, Antonio P. Contreras
In defense of educational standards and the UP open university, Antonio P. Contreras
Justice delayed, Antonio P. Contreras
Legal but unjust, Antonio P. Contreras
Legislating culture, Antonio P. Contreras
Locked down reason and logic, Antonio P. Contreras
Losing jobs, losing minds, Antonio P. Contreras
