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Asian Studies • Philippine Studies • Philippine Foreign Policy
- Category: Philippine Foreign Policy
Author: Lily Ann Polo
Price: PhP 100 | Availability: In Stock
Year of Publication: 1984
TABLE OF CONTENTS • PREFACE and FOREWORD • INTRODUCTION
The work covers "the initial establishment of relations between the Philippines and the South Korean Republic in 1948, to the period f a trend towards the multi-polarization in the East Asian region in the 1970s."
- Category: Philippine Studies
Author: Ed Maranan
Price: N/A | Availability: Out of Stock
Year of Publication: 1983
- Category: Philippine Studies
Author: Jose B. Sabalvaro and Mashur Bin-Ghalib Jundam
Price: N/A | Availability: Out of Stock
Year of Publication: 1978
TABLE OF CONTENTS • INTRODUCTION
This report is one attempt aimed at showing a general description of the various aspects of Badjaw life based on the field research conducted by PCAS Museum researchers in the different areas of Sulu in 1976.
- Category: Philippine Foreign Policy
Author: Elisa Tible-Caoyonan
Price: PhP 100 | Availability: In Stock
Year of Publication: 1994
VIEW TABLE OF CONTENTS • INTRODUCTION
This book determines "how technology transfer as an activity of development diplomacy can help promote development. It is based on the premise that foreign policy in general, or development diplomacy, in particular, affects the economy."
- Category: Philippine Studies
Author: David Routledge
Price: Not applicable • Availability: Out of Stock
Year of Publication: 1979
PREFACE AND FOREWORD
"..Dr. Routledge...discusses...the Diego Silang rebellion within the context of the social, economic, and political conditions in the Ilocos region during the eighteenth century, and from the standpoint of today's theories regarding agrarian uprisings..."