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Vol 3 No 3 (1988)
Published:
2007-03-01
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
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Features
Cornucopia or Curse: The Internal Debate on the U.S. Bases in the Philippines
Alexander Magno
07-18
PDF
The Bases, U.S. Intervention and the Aquino Regime
Daniel Boone Schirmer
19-28
PDF
Trading-off Foreign Military Bases in the Philippines and Vietnam: The Strategic Implications
Stephen Rosskamm Shalom
29-50
PDF
The Reform the Armed Forces Movement (RAM): A Creation of Historical Experience
Salvador Guerrero
51-58
PDF
The Collapse of the Sugar Industry in Negros Occidental and Its Social and Economic Consequences
Yoshiko Nagano
59-64
PDF
Involuntariness is the Name of the Debt Game (Notes on the Philippine Government's Debt Strategy)
Manuel Montes
65-71
PDF
Dalumat (Analysis)
The Declining Clans
A.R. Magno
72
PDF
Documents and Source Materials
The Contours of a Just and Lasting Peace
Coaliton for Peace
73-75
PDF
The People's Christmas Ceasefire and the Challenge of Forging Genuine and Lasting Peace
Coalition for Peace
75
PDF
Notes on the Authors
Notes on the Authors
Third World Studies Center
PDF
