the PDP Laban model of Philippine federalism 1.0 Araral, Eduardo, Jr. contributor. Teehankee, Julio C. contributor. Brillantes, Alex, Jr. contributor. Tayao, Edmund contributor. Casiple, Ramon C. contributor. Oxales, Alberto contributor. Miral, Romulo E.M., Jr. contributor. Bacani, Benedicto contributor. Dumdum, Orion Perez contributor. text Pasay City, Metro Manila PDP Laban Federalism Institute c2018 First Edition monographic eng

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344 pages : illustrations, graphs and tables I Federalism: The Next Logical Step After Devolution -- II Federalism and the Challenges of Politics and Administration in the Philippines -- III Prospects of Federalism as a Solution to the Mindanao Conflict -- IV The Semi-Presidential (Semi-Parliamentary) System as a Preferential Option for the Philippines -- V The Advantages of a Federal-Parliamentary System -- VI Strengthening the Partylist System as a List Proportional Representation Electoral System -- VII Political and Electoral Reforms: A Necessary Ingredient for the Success of Federalism -- VIII The Fiscal Imperatives of Federalism to Ensure Equalization and Sustainable Development -- IX Incremental Federalism: Steps to a Successful Shift to a Federal System -- X A Grand Bargain: Supporting Federalism with a Package of Mutually Reinforcing Reforms -- XI Removing the Restrictive Economic Provisions of the 1987 Constitution. Senate Pres. Aquilino "Koko" Pimentel III [and ten others], contributors ; Asec. Jonathan E. Malaya, editor. Includes bibliographical references (pages 321-331). Junrel Capuno Junior High School Araling Panlipunan English Federal government--Philippines Decentralization in government Law and legislation Philippines Central local government relations Philippines 7986218047082 [paperback] University of Cebu-Banilad 230815 20250918110715.0