Table of Contents
From the Third World Studies Desk
| A Movement Dies, A Regime is Born (Notes on the Second Anniversary of the EDSA Uprising) | |
| Randolf S. David | 03-06 |
Features
| Cornucopia or Curse: The Internal Debate on the U.S. Bases in the Philippines | |
| Alexander Magno | 07-18 |
| The Bases, U.S. Intervention and the Aquino Regime | |
| Daniel Boone Schirmer | 19-28 |
| Trading-off Foreign Military Bases in the Philippines and Vietnam: The Strategic Implications | |
| Stephen Rosskamm Shalom | 29-50 |
| The Reform the Armed Forces Movement (RAM): A Creation of Historical Experience | |
| Salvador Guerrero | 51-58 |
| The Collapse of the Sugar Industry in Negros Occidental and Its Social and Economic Consequences | |
| Yoshiko Nagano | 59-64 |
| Involuntariness is the Name of the Debt Game (Notes on the Philippine Government's Debt Strategy) | |
| Manuel Montes | 65-71 |
Dalumat (Analysis)
| The Declining Clans | |
| A.R. Magno | 72 |
Documents and Source Materials
| The Contours of a Just and Lasting Peace | |
| Coaliton for Peace | 73-75 |
| The People's Christmas Ceasefire and the Challenge of Forging Genuine and Lasting Peace | |
| Coalition for Peace | 75 |
Notes on the Authors
| Notes on the Authors | |
| Third World Studies Center |
ISSN: 2012-080X