The quest for a federal republic : the PDP Laban model of Philippine federalism 1.0 / Senate Pres. Aquilino "Koko" Pimentel III [and ten others], contributors ; Asec. Jonathan E. Malaya, editor.

Contributor(s): 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.]Material type: TextTextPublisher: Pasay City, Metro Manila : PDP Laban Federalism Institute, c2018Edition: First EditionDescription: 344 pages : illustrations, graphs and tablesContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: rdacarrierISBN: 7986218047082 [paperback]Subject(s): Federal government--Philippines | Decentralization in government -- Law and legislation -- Philippines | Central -- local government relations -- Philippines
Contents:
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.
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Fil. 320.4599 Q38 2017 (Browse shelf) Available 3UCBLJSHS001480

Includes bibliographical references (pages 321-331).

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.

Junrel Capuno Junior High School Araling Panlipunan

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