Agenda Setting Towards Residential Land Use Policy in the Context of Health Emergencies: The Case of Barangay Guadalupe, Cebu City, Philippines

by [email protected] | Feb 22, 2024 | Recent Publications

Earl Max Eata, Clyde Cedrick Abragan, Kendrick William Miralles,Junpaolo Aliganga, and Ana Leah Dungog-Cuizon Abstract It is indubitable that land use and urban residential designs significantly affect the exposure of urbanresidents and other stakeholders to hazards...

Lumad Indigenous Values and Voices in Citizen and Alternative Media Narratives

by [email protected] | Feb 16, 2024 | Recent Publications

Belinda Espiritu Abstract This chapter explores Lumad Indigenous values and their struggle for their ancestral domains and cultural integrity as depicted in selected citizens’ and alternative media narratives. The concept of cultural integrity encompasses various...

Using Recorded Lectures in Teaching Higher Education in an Online Remote Learning Context

by [email protected] | Jan 31, 2024 | Recent Publications

Kenneth Louis Cavanlit, Ericka Mae Encabo & Aurelio Vilbar Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic caused academic institutions to shift to online remote teaching. In the Philippines, slow internet connectivity has been a concern since it can disrupt the flow of online...

Neocolonialism and the Technopolitics of Specialization: Toward a Reimagination of the Sociotechnical Imaginaries Approach

by [email protected] | Jan 17, 2024 | Recent Publications

Regletto Aldrich Imbong Abstract As a theoretical framework in the Science and Technology Studies (sts) scholarship, the sociotechnical imaginaries approach (sta) has provided a conceptual framework and methodology that not only overcome the deterministic...

Celebrity culture, level of education and trust in media institutions: Empirical evidence from the Philippines

by [email protected] | Jan 5, 2024 | Recent Publications

Rohaiba B Radiamoda, Hsueh-hua Chuang, and Ronald A Pernia Abstract This study aims to provide empirical evidence on the celebrity culture, i.e. the pervasive fascination of an audience with public figures, in the Philippines. We used data from the seventh wave of the...

Causal inference in political science research: global trends and implications on Philippine political scholarship

by [email protected] | Jan 5, 2024 | Recent Publications

Ronald A. Pernia ABSTRACT This paper examines the role of causal inference in the on-going methodological debate in political science research. Here, we critically engage the extant literature, take stock of the major debates, articulate key gaps and its limitations....