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AN ACADEMIC RESEARCH CENTER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN IN THE COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND PHILOSOPHY THAT IS COMMITTED TO ANALYZE AND DEVELOP ALTERNATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON PHILIPPINE, REGIONAL, AND GLOBAL ISSUES
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February
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- Theorizing Social Movements in Southeast Asia
- The Rise and Fall of the Philippine Student Moveme...
- La Via Campesina: An Evolving Transnational Social...
- The Global Justice Movement, the World Social Foru...
- Governance versus Democracy: Elite/Middle Class So...
- Third World Studies Center 30th Anniversary
- Kasarinlan Review: The Task of Building a Better N...
- Kasarinlan Review: State and Society in the Philip...
- Kasarinlan Review: Reducing Poverty, Building Peace
- Kasarinlan Review: Engaging ODA
- Kasarinlan Review: Empire of Care
- Kasarinlan Review: Comanagement in Practice
- New Kasarinlan (Social Movements, Vol. 21, No. 2, ...
- The Use of Human Rights for the Protraction of War...
- Kasarinlan Review: Postwar Japanese Economy and So...
- Kasarinlan Review: Fantasy-production
- Kasarinlan Review: Development Anthropology
- Kasarinlan Review: Democratization, Development, a...
- Kasarinlan Review: Children of Globalization
- Declaration of Support for a Human Security Framew...
- Defining the Human Security Framework in the Phili...
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Third World Studies Center Publications
- Kasarinlan: Philippine Journal of Third World Studies
- Marxism in the Philippines: Continuing Engagements
- Revisiting Marxism in the Philippines: Selected Essays
- Anib: The Official Newsletter of the UNRISD-Philippine Research Team on Global Civil Society Movements
- People, Profit, and Politics: State-Civil Society Relations in the Context of Globalization
- Philippine Civil Society and the Globalization Discourse
- People's Initiatives: Engaging the State in Local Communities in the Philippines and Thailand
- Sama-Sama: Facets of Ethnic Relations in Southeast Asia
- Philippine Democracy Agenda, Volume 1, Democracy and Citizenship in Filipino Political Culture
- Philippine Democracy Agenda, Volume 2, State-Civil Society Relations in Policy-Making
- Philippine Democracy Agenda, Volume 3, Civil Society Making Civil Society
Kasarinlan Reviews
Kasarinlan, the Philippine Journal of the Third World Studies Center, is a CHED-accredited biannual publication that brings together local and international refereed articles on issues affecting the Philippines and the Third World. One section of Kasarinlan is devoted to reviews of materials on relevant contemporary issues and perspectives.
We accept unsolicited reviews of recently released books, films, websites, and other information sources. We can also provide you with copies of the latest publications relevant to the Third World from some local and international publishing houses in exchange for a review. Reviews should be between 1000 and 1500 words. Please send all submissions and queries to kasarinlan@gmail.com.
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