Submissions from 2020
Losing reason, compassion and humanity, Antonio P. Contreras
Machiavellian moves, Antonio P. Contreras
Madness and Congress, Antonio P. Contreras
Making sense of surveys, Antonio P. Contreras
Martial law interrogated, Antonio P. Contreras
Mass promotion is imposed compassion, Antonio P. Contreras
Mass testing not a final solution but a must, Antonio P. Contreras
Misrepresenting and misinforming the Filipino people, Antonio P. Contreras
Mocha Uson's right to offend, Antonio P. Contreras
Murder in the time of pandemic, Antonio P. Contreras
New politics, Antonio P. Contreras
Normalizing the abnormal, Antonio P. Contreras
Offensive music video made in China, Antonio P. Contreras
Of idiocy and dual citizenship, Antonio P. Contreras
Overkill, Antonio P. Contreras
Patently illegal acts, Antonio P. Contreras
Pathologically inconsistent, Antonio P. Contreras
Perpetual Pinoy pride, Antonio P. Contreras
Pied pipers, not mad kings, Antonio P. Contreras
Politicizing a disaster, Antonio P. Contreras
Politics is not for snowflakes, Antonio P. Contreras
Privileged and entitled, Antonio P. Contreras
Pure and unadulterated inciting to sedition, Antonio P. Contreras
Red label, Antonio P. Contreras
Red-tagging and propaganda branding, Antonio P. Contreras
Red-tagging without understanding, Antonio P. Contreras
Resilience and innovation, Antonio P. Contreras
Resilient political system, Antonio P. Contreras
Revising science and history, Antonio P. Contreras
Righteous rage, Antonio P. Contreras
Robredo is not Biden, and Trump is not Marcos, Antonio P. Contreras
Robredo's passive aggression, Antonio P. Contreras
Serving government should be a privilege, not a sacrifice, Antonio P. Contreras
Socially distant and out of touch, Antonio P. Contreras
Social media and the pandemic effect, Antonio P. Contreras
Sovereignty 101, Antonio P. Contreras
State simplification and the fixation on simplistic remedies, Antonio P. Contreras
State terrorist, Antonio P. Contreras
Still, #nasaanangpangulo, Antonio P. Contreras
Suffer thy teachers, Antonio P. Contreras
Terrorism 101, Antonio P. Contreras
The 2022 imperatives are unity and sanity, Antonio P. Contreras
The China trap, Antonio P. Contreras
The dismantler not of oligarchs, but of families, Antonio P. Contreras
The false resilience vs accountability debate, Antonio P. Contreras
The fault is ultimately with the President, Antonio P. Contreras
The gifts of 2020, the promises of 2021, Antonio P. Contreras
The issue is dual allegiance, not dual citizenship, Antonio P. Contreras
The power and pitfalls of surveys, Antonio P. Contreras
The president lied, Antonio P. Contreras
The problem is political illiteracy, not oligarchy and political dynasties, Antonio P. Contreras
The reversal of a reversal, Antonio P. Contreras
The silver lining and the real travesty, Antonio P. Contreras
The urban poor should be protected, not blamed, Antonio P. Contreras
The virus of incoherence and absurdity, Antonio P. Contreras
The worst in us, Antonio P. Contreras
Tired and boring, Antonio P. Contreras
Tragic and disastrous leadership, Antonio P. Contreras
Trump and suffering, Antonio P. Contreras
Trump and the diehard Duterte supporters, Antonio P. Contreras
War kings, drama queens and the real 'Game of thrones', Antonio P. Contreras
Weakening the rule of law, Antonio P. Contreras
We teachers have families too, Antonio P. Contreras
When common sense becomes brilliance, Antonio P. Contreras
When health insurance companies lose their hearts, Antonio P. Contreras
Why Imee Marcos must oppose the death penalty, Antonio P. Contreras
The blessings of social-oriented virtues: Interpersonal character strengths are linked to increased life satisfaction and academic success among Filipino high school students, Jesus Alfonso D. Datu and Allan Benedict I. Bernardo
Incorporating public health security into the national security strategy, Renato Cruz De Castro
The COVID-19 pandemic and the US-China strategic confrontation, Renato Cruz De Castro
The Trump administration and the management of the Philippine-US alliance, Renato Cruz De Castro
When your country cannot care for itself: A Filipino feminist critique of care-based political theories, Noelle Leslie G. Dela Cruz
ChurchInAction: the role of religious interventions in times of COVID-19, Fides A. Del Castillo, Hazel T. Biana, and Jeremiah Joven B. Joaquin
Religious coping of selected Filipino Catholic youth, Fides Del Castillo and Marie Antoniette Alino
Spiritual well-being and its role on the sociality of selected Catholic religious novices, Fides Del Castillo, Clarence Darro Del Castillo, and Maricris Alvarez
Ethical leadership of supervisors and internal social capital in a financial institution, Myra V. De Leon and Jerwin B. Tubay
A critical reflection on my reading and re-reading of Emerita Quito's thoughts on the underdevelopment and hope for the development of Filipino philosophy, Feorillo Petronilo A. Demeterio III
Deep ecology frames global media coverage of Indonesia’s new capital, Jeconiah Louis Dreisbach
Beall-ing O, Jeremiah Joven B. Joaquin
Truth GAPS, truth gluts, and the liar paradox, Jeremiah Joven B. Joaquin
Philippine crimes of dissent: Free speech in the time of COVID-19, Jeremiah Joven B. Joaquin and Hazel T. Biana
Sustainability science is ethics: Bridging the philosophical gap between science and policy, Jeremiah Joven B. Joaquin and Hazel T. Biana
The roles of strategic human resource management and person–environment fit on nonprofit public service motivation, Min Young Kim and Ador Torneo
Are higher-order life values antecedents of students’ learning engagement and adaptive learning outcomes? The case of materialistic vs. intrinsic life values, Lisbeth Ku, Allan Benedict I. Bernardo, and Charles M. Zaroff
State of communicating children protection in Taguig City, Philippines: Basis for a sustainable development plan, Rudolf Anthony A. Lacerna and Jeffrey Rosario Ancheta
Air travel gone big—passenger safety, social sciences, and innovations, Romeo B. Lee
Exploring marginality among Filipino Catholics in Japan: A proposed heuristic device, Willard Enrique R. Macaraan
Civil society as a co-producer in fighting corruption, Francisco A. Magno
Why public institutions matter in pandemic and non-pandemic times, Francisco A. Magno
Unraveling non-suicidal self-injury: Understanding the behavioral dynamics of Filipino adolescents at risk of deliberate self-harm, Louziela P. Masana, Marc Eric S. Reyes, and Clarissa F. Delariarte
Hybridities and awkward constructions in Philippine locavorism: Reframing global-local dynamics through assemblage thinking, Marvin Joseph F. Montefrio, Jeremy C. De Chavez, Antonio P. Contreras, and Dennis S. Erasga
Challenges of communicating science: Perspectives from the Philippines, Kamila Navarro and Merryn McKinnon
Benchmarking ICT for education in Japan: Best practices, trends, challenges and lessons learned for Philippine ICT-based education & development, Rhoderick V. Nuncio
Benchmarking ICT for education in Japan: Best practices, trends, challenges and lessons learned for Philippine ICT-based education & development, Rhoderick V. Nuncio
An e-learning outreach program for public schools: Findings and lessons learned based on a pilot program in Makati City and Cabuyao City, Laguna, Philippines, Rhoderick V. Nuncio, Myla M. Arcinas, Rochelle Irene G. Lucas, Jasper Vincent Q. Alontaga, Susan Grace T. Neri, and Jose Mari Carpena
The role of internship participation and conscientiousness in developing career adaptability: A five-wave growth mixture model analysis, Anna Carmella G. Ocampo, Melissa Lopez Reyes, Yueyang Chen, Simon Lloyd D. Restubog, Ying Yi Chih, Laurene Chua- Garcia, and Pianpian Guan
Embracing digital transformation in the time of COVID-19, Sherwin E. Ona
The Virgin of the vulnerable lake: Catholic engagement with climate change in the Philippines, Jeane Peracullo
Indigenous Knowledge in Disaster Risk Reduction: The Tales of Three Islands (San Miguel, Camotes and Alabat) in the Philippines, Joseph Anthony L. Reyes, Kiss Alexis R. Ayo, Maria Paula M. Baluyan, and Alan Sam Ralei B. Balaguer
Transitioning to a progressive green Economy in the Philippines, David Michael M. San Juan
