• Activism Behind and Outside Bars: The Continuing Struggle of Filipino Political Detainees During Their Incarceration Under Martial Law and Beyond Their Release From Detention 

  Lara, Remilyn Therese A.; Ragasa, Angelika Bernadette C. (2023-10)

  This study investigates the determinants of political activism among former political detainees in the Philippines, both during and after their imprisonment. It seeks to address the transformation of their activism over ...
• A Study on the Feminization of Housing Rights Movement as Evidenced by the Contribution of National Democratic Women Activists in the Occupy Bulacan Movement 

  Dizon, Rhonabelle R.; Lapada, Lucille Louise S. (2023-06)

  The study highlights the active participation of women in the housing rights movement, showing that women are able to juggle political and social responsibilities with their domestic and economic role to their families. ...
• Understanding Filipino youth voters knowledge, attitude and perception of EDSA I and the Marcos 2022 Philippine Elections Victory 

  Custodio, Jose Lope P.; Garganera, Maria Francesca Yvanna (2022-05)

  This thesis examines the perception of Filipino youth voters regarding the significance, success, and impact of the People Power Revolution of 1986, and its influence on their voting decisions in the 2022 national ...
• Filipino and Cuban Health Systems: A Comparative-Historical Study 

  Coronel, Christine Meagan D.; Cruz, Aleeza Faye P. (2023-01-20)

  Despite the similar histories shared by the Philippines and Cuba, these two countries have formed drastically different health systems. Given the varied health outcomes produced by the Filipino and Cuban health systems, ...
• Exploring the Lived Experiences of Female Teachers in the Face of COVID-19 Pandemic : The Case of Binangonan, Rizal Public Schools 

  Brillantes, Kyla Cyrene; Calvario, Troylan John (2023-06)

  The COVID-19 pandemic has altered people’s lives all over the world. To adapt to the changing times, different sectors, including the education sector shifted to new learning modalities to compensate for the need to ...
• Breaking the Invisibility of Indigenous Women: A Grounded Theory Study on Lumad women in militarized communities under the Duterte Administration 

  Bautista, Karen C.; Lacanienta, Cesreel D.L. (2023-06)

  This study focuses on the experiences of Lumad women in militarized communities under the Duterte administration. While militarization of their communities has long existed prior to 2016, it has evidently worsened in the ...
• Exploring the Political Attitudes of Youth Election Volunteers in Calapan City and Valenzuela City after the 2022 Presidential Elections 

  Magsino, Pauline Mae; Arellano, Adriane D. (2023-06-15)

  Previous studies have consistently documented that the youth often harbor a sense of disenfranchisement from formal politics. Despite the existence of political arenas that aimed to promote youth political engagement, ...
• Examining the Everyday Lived Experiences of CAS UP Manila Students Under a Unitary Government: Implications to the Proposed Shift to Federalism 

  Arcilla, Clem Erica M.; Delos Santos, Fitz Gerald I. (2023-01-08)

  The study looked into the everyday lived experiences of CAS UP Manila students under a unitary government and how it affected their views on federalism. The paper started due to the perceived gap in studies regarding ...
• The UP Manila full-time CAS Faculty's Enthusiasm in Staying at the University: A Preliminary Study 

  Canlas, Mark William P. (2004-03)

  The life of a teacher is no easy task. With each day that passes by, a teacher would try to offer her best and optimal pedagogy, in the name of giving quality education and service to the students, and to the university ...
• The Congruence between PGMA's Urban Poor Policies and Needs of Constituents: A Critical Analysis 

  Abarquez, Anna Melissa (2007-04)

  The researcher thought of this topic at a time when it became apparent that the country is at an impasse. The situation is not progressing, despite or maybe because of the political players and the political context. The ...
• The Effectiveness of the Political Institutions in Promoting and Protecting the Rights of Mass Media Practitioners 

  Soliguin, Ben Patrick U. (2010-03)

  This thesis examines the effectiveness of the political institutions such as the government, the laws and even the corporations in the promotion and protection of rights of mass media practitioners in the Philippines. ...
• Aku na Mo: The Plausibility of Participatory Development as a Framework for Development in the City of San Fernando, Pampanga 

  Mangalus Jr., Geronimo S. (2010-03)
• FALSE HOPES: Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Comprehensive Livelihood and Emergency Employment Program (CLEEP) in Addressing Unemployment 

  Salinas, Arvin Clark O. (2010-03)

  False Hopes: Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Comprehensive Livelihood and Emergency Employment Program (CLEEP) in Addressing Unemployment is an evaluative study that seeks to determine how effective the program is ...
• "Ang Pagbalimbing ni Juan" The Effects of Turncoatism on the Filipinos, Voting Behavior in the Recent May 2007 Senatorial Elections 

  Bodegon, Hannah Frances C. (2008-04-01)

  A candidate or a politician's act of switching from one party to another is formally known as political turncoatism. It is a political phenomenon that has been seen as a major contributor to the further degeneration of ...
• The Effects of People Power I and II On the Perception of Political Science Students of the University of the Philippines Manila Towards their Democratic Rights 

  Pinlac, Marie Angelica R. (2006-03-16)
• Korean Students in the Philippines and Their Effects on Philippines-South Korean Relations 

  Gambe, Dan Misael D. (2011-03)

  This study analyzed the causes and effects of South Korean students flocking in the Philippines and how they can affect diplomatic relations of the Philippines and South Korea. In- depth interviews with Department of ...
• BREEDING GROUND The Social Sciences and its Role in the Development of Student Activism 

  Palogan, Rainier Mar G. (2010-10)

  The researcher purposively chose student activism as the general topic of the study. Being a student activist himself, he hoped that this undergraduate thesis would yield significant insights on the development and ...
• An Evaluation of Alternative Learning System of Sibuyan Mangyan Tagabukid in Sitio Areta, San Fernando, Romblon 

  Tansingco, Samira Nimfa B. (2007-03)

  Sibuyan Mangyan Tagabukid is one of indigenous peoples in the Philippines which is least studied. Problems of illiteracy and poverty are one of the pressing issues of the indigenous peoples. The Department of Education ...
• FIGHT OR FLIGHT: Overseas Filipino Workers' Influence In Shaping the Political Outlook and Attitudes of their Children 

  Yambao, Maricar S. (2008-03)

  The traditional Filipino family is known for the closeness of its members with one another. Together, the family sees life, and walks through life—regardless what awaits them in the future. No matter how difficult life ...
• Autonomy's Anatomy: the Relationship between Autonomy and Economic Growth in Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao 

  Nogalo, Sunny Rye M. (2008-04)

  The basic question in the discourse on ARMM is how genuine is its autonomy and its effects on the socio-economic conditions of the region. The evolution of autonomy can be summarized as follows: institutional approaches ...

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