Public policy in the Philippines: taking the road less traveled toward decentering experts and power

by Danna Blair | Jun 3, 2026

Public policy in the Philippines: taking the road less traveled toward decentering experts and power Lead Researcher(s): Noe John Joseph E. Sacramento; Antonio D. Salazar Jr.; and Clyde Ben A GacayanStatus: Published Introduction: One of the commonalities shared among...

Policy styles and norms in Asia: a critical and interpretive reflection

by Danna Blair | Jun 3, 2026

Policy styles and norms in Asia: a critical and interpretive reflection Lead Researcher(s): Piyapong Boossabong; Noe John Joseph E. Sacramento; and Antonio D. Salazar Jr.Status: Published Introduction: Policy styles and norms are defined here as the specific...

Challenges of policy process in the face of technocracy and high inequalities across Asia

by Danna Blair | Jun 1, 2026

Challenges of policy process in the face of technocracy and high inequalities across Asia Lead Researcher(s): Noe John Joseph E. Sacramento; Piyapong BoossabongStatus: Published Introduction: Some would argue that, in the twenty-first century, the era of globalization...

Beyond policy science and the emergence of critical policy studies in Asia

by Danna Blair | Jun 1, 2026

Beyond policy science and the emergence of critical policy studies in Asia Lead Researcher(s): Noe John Joseph E. SacramentoStatus: Published Introduction: Asia’s policy studies landscape has been continuously transformed and has undergone significant evolution in...

Anti-imperialist Cultural Revolution and the Covert Presence of a Decolonial Subject

by Danna Blair | Nov 12, 2025

Anti-imperialist Cultural Revolution and the Covert Presence of a Decolonial Subject Lead Researcher(s): Regletto Aldrich D. ImbongStatus: Published Abstract/summary: Anti-imperialist struggles mark many of the decolonial projects in Asia. Being a political project...