Philippine politics and governance : an introduction /
Noel M. Morada, Teresa S. Encarnacion Tadem, editors.
- Quezon City : Department of Political Science, College of Social Sciences and Philosophy, University of the Philippines, c2006.
- xxiv, 588 pages : 25 cm.
ISBN 971-93450-1-2
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents: Introduction -- Chapter 1: Nation- state formation in philippines -- Chapter 2: Public opinion and democratic governance -- Chapter 3: Electoral and party politics in prewar philippines -- Chapter 4: Electoral and party politics in postwar period -- Chapter 5: Electoral and party politics -- Chapter 6: Parties, elections, and democratization -- Chapter 7: Executive power and presidential leadership: philippine revolution to independent -- Chapter 8: The executive: martial law, constitutional authoritarianism, and the marcos administration --Chapter 9: The philippine executive and redemocratization -- Chapter 10: Bureaucracy and public management in democracy, development, and the governance in the philippines -- Chapter 11: The philippine legislature: From the pre- spanish times to the eve of martial law -- Chapter 12: The philippine legislature: the martial law period -- Chapter 13: The restored philippine congress -- Chapter 14: The judiciary -- Chapter 15: The military in philippine politics: democratization, governance, and security sector reform -- Chapter 16: Local governments and devolution in philippines -- Chapter 17: Autonomous regions - the cordillera autonomous region -- Chapter 18: Autonomous regions - the search for viable autonomy in muslim mindanao / southern philippines -- Chapter 19: Philippine foreign relations, 1946-1972 -- Chapter 20: Philippine foreign relations, 1972-1986 -- Chapter 21: Post- edsa philippine foreign relations, 1986- 2001 -- Chapter 22: Philippine foreign relations after september 11 (2001-2005) .
English
9719345012 [paperback]
Elections--Philippines.
Philippines--Politics and government.
Philippines--Foreign relations.
ISBN 971-93450-1-2
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents: Introduction -- Chapter 1: Nation- state formation in philippines -- Chapter 2: Public opinion and democratic governance -- Chapter 3: Electoral and party politics in prewar philippines -- Chapter 4: Electoral and party politics in postwar period -- Chapter 5: Electoral and party politics -- Chapter 6: Parties, elections, and democratization -- Chapter 7: Executive power and presidential leadership: philippine revolution to independent -- Chapter 8: The executive: martial law, constitutional authoritarianism, and the marcos administration --Chapter 9: The philippine executive and redemocratization -- Chapter 10: Bureaucracy and public management in democracy, development, and the governance in the philippines -- Chapter 11: The philippine legislature: From the pre- spanish times to the eve of martial law -- Chapter 12: The philippine legislature: the martial law period -- Chapter 13: The restored philippine congress -- Chapter 14: The judiciary -- Chapter 15: The military in philippine politics: democratization, governance, and security sector reform -- Chapter 16: Local governments and devolution in philippines -- Chapter 17: Autonomous regions - the cordillera autonomous region -- Chapter 18: Autonomous regions - the search for viable autonomy in muslim mindanao / southern philippines -- Chapter 19: Philippine foreign relations, 1946-1972 -- Chapter 20: Philippine foreign relations, 1972-1986 -- Chapter 21: Post- edsa philippine foreign relations, 1986- 2001 -- Chapter 22: Philippine foreign relations after september 11 (2001-2005) .
English
9719345012 [paperback]
Elections--Philippines.
Philippines--Politics and government.
Philippines--Foreign relations.