• Sexual Harassment in the Workplace 

  Cobrador, Marie Licelle R. (2000-03)

  Sexual Harassment, although not a new problem, was recognized as a social issue in the U.S. only in the mid-70s. In the Philippines feminists in the late 80s were the first to raise awareness of sexual harassment. Suddenly, ...
• A Case Study of Labor Unionism in the CALABARZON 

  Crucillo, Michael Bonnie D. (2000-03)

  The Project CALABARZON is one of the most important development strategies of the government. According to its proponents, the said project would be very beneficial, not just to the government and to the capitalists ...
• The Role and Effectivity of Philippine Peasant Movements in Initiating and Implementing Genuine Agrarian Reform (1988-1998) 

  Cunanan, Maria Vivian H. (2000-03)

  History could attest that the peasantry ever since had been oppressed. Since the colonial times, where the very root of the agrarian dilemma began, up until the present, the conditions of the peasants had hardly improved. ...
• Isang Paghahambing na Pag-aaral sa Pantrabahong kalagayan at sa mga Suliranin sa Suweldo at Benepisyo ng mga Pampubliko at Pampribadong Paaralang Guro 

  De Guzman, Almira V. (2000-03)
• Comparative Study of the Ideological Framework of the Two Leading Labor Unions in the Philippines: The Kilusang Mayo Uno and the Trade Union Congress of the Philippines 

  Dizon, Paula Francisca G. (2000)
• Land Use Conversion and its Socio-Economic Impact to the Farmers Section in Cabanatuan City, Province of Nueva Ecija 

  Firmalino, Lester A. (2000-10)

  In the national scene, the pace by which agricultural lands are being converted into uses of non-agricultural orientation despite ‘supposedly existing government land reform measures is going on at an alarming rate. ...
• SASFI in Zambales: An Evaluation of its Effectiveness 

  Gamad, Verdi Joy R (2000-03-24)

  This study deals with the role of non-government organizations (NGOs), particularly the St. Augustine SAMBALI Fund, Inc. (SASFI), as active players in the pursuit for rural development. It presents a general picture ...
• An Exploratory Study of Street Children Involved in Prostitution and Petty Crimes 

  Tiangco, Zandro F. (2000-11)

  Street children are perennial problems in major urban areas of the country. This thesis is an exploratory study of the socio-economic conditions and other factors that prompted these street children to engage in prostitution ...
• A Case Study on the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries in Barangay Cabugao, Altavas, Aklan 

  Diangson, Vanessa A. (2001-03)

  The Philippines has experienced numerous land reform schemes, to no apparent avail to the farmers’ lives. This thesis seeks to know if the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program has brought about a more equitable ...
• The National Food Authority And Is Role In The Development Of Farmers’ Cooperatives: A Case Study Of The Shalom Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Tago, Surigao del Sur 

  Concon, Carlo Manfred B. (2002-05)

  The importance of rice (and corn) in the Philippine economy lies in the fact that it is consumed by about 85% of the Filipino population. It comprises 24% of the consumer's food basket and 13% of the consumer’s market ...
• The Bank of the Philippine Islands And Far East Bank and Trust Company: A Case Study on Mergers and Acquisitions 

  Urgel, Maria Millicent Joy N. (2001-03)

  Globalization is the newest tactic that imperialism is using to be able to control the world economy. It has been affecting all sectors of the economy of every nation, and this also includes the banking sector. To be ...
• Amerasians, Bargirls and Olongapo: A Comprehensive Study of the Development Planning Process 

  Chua, Francis John (2002-03)

  Olongapo has always put itself in a pedestal. It has deemed itself as a developed city in the country today. Yet look at that development; there are segments of the society that has not substantially improved. If we take ...
• The National Food Authority And Its’ Role In The Develoment Of Farmers’ Cooperatives: A Case Study Of The Shalom Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Tago Surigao del Sur 

  Concon, Carlo Manfred B.; Concon, Carlo Manfred B. (2002-05)

  The importance of rice (and corn) in the Philippine economy lies in the fact that it is consumed by about 85% of the Filipino population. It comprises 24% of the consumer's food basket and 13% of the consumer’s market ...
• A Study on the Current State of Campus Journalism in the Top 20 Colleges and Universities in Metro Manila 

  Dabu, Frederick (2002-03)

  This descriptive type of research aims to produce a valid description and interpretation of the current state of campus journalism in the top twenty (20) colleges and universities with the largest student populations in ...
• The Perception of Passengers and Employees on LRT Privatization 

  de Guzman, Maria Ana Corazon M. (2002-03)

  Transportation is one of the universal and uncreated needs of man that has been modified as time, technology, and his necessities changed. Transportation has become such a need because man is a social being. He cannot ...
• The Effects of the Ciudad Nuevo Land Reclamation Project on the Fishing Industry, Mussel and Oyster Industry Located at Bacoor Bay Cavite City 

  Dela Rosa, Joyce Ann P. (2002-03)

  The Philippines is a small country composed of small islands. And with the fast growing population, we are faced with the problem of insufficient supply of land. In Cavite City, for instance, land area is very limited ...
• The Government of the Republic of the Philippines and the National Democratic Front: A Case Study on the Common People’s Awareness of the Peace Process in Five Selected Areas of the National Capital Region 

  Diaz, Cyrile Rosedahl Therese A. (2002-03)

  The study was conducted to assess the peace process between the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) and the National Democratic Front (NDF) in relation to how the common people look at it. To do this, a ...
• A Study on the Effectivity of the Christian Habitat Village, a Project of Habitat for Humanity Las Pinas, Inc. 

  Ebarvia, Margarita Czarina P. (2002-03)

  In Las Pinas alone, there are 23,492 individuals who are homeless. In order to answer this housing dilemma, the government has continuously devised programs in order to resolve this problem. Non-governmental organizations ...
• The Underdevelopment of Agricultural Communities in Tabuk 

  Tubban, Faye Katherine J. (2002-03)

  Today, the Philippine countryside continues to be underdeveloped. This is due to the fact that various agricultural communities in the countryside still operate in a semi-feudalistic economic relation, which is now ...
• Traffic and Solid Waste Management: A Case Study of the MMDA 

  Ubaldo, Don-Don Mari S. (2002-03)

  Traffic and solid waste management has been a problem of the government ever since. The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority was established to look after this problem. Different schemes and programs were implemented ...

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