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• This case allows for discussion of the handling of unanticipated crises -- in this case one likely fanned by political opposition to the Ramos regime -- and the balance to be struck between domestic politics and international affairs. ...
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• It warns the US about corruption in the Philippine military and fears that the money given by the US gov't in the form of financial aid to the Philippines might be siphoned off or may end up in the pockets of the military and local government officials. It's true that there is still collusion between some corrupt Philippine military officials and the Abu Sayyaf rebels. ... My hope is for the US troops to stay in the Philippines indefinitely because I don't trust our own military (after their participation in Edsa dos mutiny and installing an unelected person to the presidency) and a pullout of US troops from the Philippines will only revive the Abu Sayyafs, with the help of the corrupt Philippine military, of course. ... There's only one problem with this alliance: American aid hasn't improved the Philippine military so far, and in many ways it has benefited the Islamic militants it seeks to combat. ... Narciso Abaya, chief of the Philippine armed forces, made an alarming statement about the condition of his military: "I admit there is graft and corruption at all levels. ... Recent raids of bases of the separatist Moro Islamic Liberation Front have turned up caches of arms with Philippine military markings. ... Testimony before the Philippine Congress in the past several months revealed that American M-16's provided to the Philippine armed forces have been recovered in camps belonging to Abu Sayyaf, a band of guerrillas and kidnappers. Assault rifles, grenade launchers and other American arms have been used by Muslim radicals against Philippine troops — the very troops United States funds are supposed to assist. ... The Philippine Constitution does not allow foreign troops to wage combat missions on Filipino soil. ... Unless the integrity of arms transfers to the Philippine military can be guaranteed, which is not likely, the United States should consider cutting off military aid to the Philippines and replacing it with economic support to help develop the poor Muslim islands in the south. ... A reorientation of American aid would have the added benefit of helping bolster Philippine democracy.
• Pressure was being brought to bear on Fraport by the presidential aides to kick out its Philippine partner in the Philipppine International Air Terminal Co. ...

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• While the EU position was “well taken,” said Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye, the Arroyo government expects the European ambassadors (from Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden, Spain and the United Kingdom) “to respect the President’s stand on the issue as an internal matter with respect to Philippine justice and the rule of law. ...
• The May election is the one overwhelming factor that’s likely to lead to Lara and Licayan’s execution—which should prove once more that Philippine politics is not only stupid, but that it also kills in ways Filipinos had previously not imagined. ...
• Lives are in short being traded for politics, popularity being the primary determinant in Philippine politics of who gets to sit in Malacanang for the next six years. ...
• The Philippine justice system is especially imperfect, with its corrupt and brutal police, which habitually extract confessions through torture, and a judiciary biased against the poor through, among others, its capacity to be swayed by the pricey lawyers the poor cannot afford. ...
• That includes, for the sake of politics, the killing of people who may well be innocent, and the continuing implementation of a policy that makes no sense except to satisfy the mob’s desire for vengeance and death. ...

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• Philippine Politics and Corruption: A Sociopolitical Digression .
• Herewith, a few observations on the seemingly impenetrable jungle of Philippine politics and corruption. ...
• Indeed, the Philippine state owes little to indigenous Filipino norms or culture - the whole apparatus was externally imposed.
• extended their power, with local patronage politics gradually seeping up to the national level legislature and the President's cabinet. Tip O'Neill, the former US House Speaker, used to say that "all politics is local". ...
• Instead, politics was a game played within the élite classes, who manipulated and controlled the political process. They were a homogeneous group, and there were few substantive differences in politics or political philosophy. ...
• After the War, Philippine presidents were still very much dependent on the support of the provincial élites and Manila oligarchs. ...
• During the pre-Marcos era (basically the 1950s and 1960s), the Philippine state played a key role in economic development following the dictates of import substitution and economic nationalism (see Globalization Part 1). ...
• The Americans had relied on the Philippine Constabulary, a legacy of the Spanish era (the Guardia Civil), to enforce its will. ...
• Marcos, of course, took corruption to unprecedented heights through systematic plundering of the Philippine economy. ...
• However, the Ramos administration was not above reproach, as evidenced by various scandals and allegations of corruption (including the Philippine Estate Authority/Amari mess and kickbacks associated with the Centennial Expo at Clark).
• In placing Estrada's election into context, it should be noted that Philippine political parties aren't very different from one another. ...
• In concrete terms, elections and the political system itself are still largely driven by the politics of personality. ... As Conrad de Quiros noted in the Philippine Daily Inquirer in 1998: "nobody remembers the party, everybody remembers the candidate".
• The last two years have demonstrated just how flawed the Philippine democratic system is. ...

• ), Boss, Five Studies of Local Politics in the Philippines, Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism, Institute for Popular Democracy, 1995.
• He was killed, most people believe, by his political opponents from the violence-prone provincial politics of Masbate. ... But it might be said that he died because of the failure of electoral reform to lessen the use of violence in Philippine electoral contests.
• Changes in political action are accompanied by changes in the way people think about politics. ... There is an equally big difference between the language of everyday politics and the language of reform. The accumulation and exercise of power - the proper subject of politics - is only dimly glimpsed in media and academic discussion of politics.
• Another explanation for the reticence of politicians has to do with the dichotomy between the language of everyday politics and the language of reform. ...
• But we can understand his murder only through an appreciation of the radically different languages of local politics. ...
• If we can increase understanding about how politics is actually conducted, we can also contribute to efforts to move it closer to how it should be conducted.
• , "to make the ballot an instrument not only of legitimation but also for overhauling Philippine political culture. ...
• In his foreword to 1992 and Beyond, Forces and Issues in Philippine Elections, the joint publication of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism and the Ateneo Center for Social Policy and Public Affairs, Fr. ...
• The choice of local instead of national power structures was determined by several considerations: the 1995 elections are mainly local; much less attention has been devoted to local politics by media and academic studies; and, given the weakness of the forces of reform, it makes all kinds of practical sense to begin reform in local areas.
• It is based on the limited case studies it is introducing and the unsystematized remains of three decades of reading and thinking about Philippine politics.
• By the time a national representative body was formed, the coalitional pyramid which became the characteristic structure of Philippine politics had been set.
• The situation can be illustrated by looking at the political role of the "sugar bloc," widely acknowledged in the 1950s and 1960s as kingmakers in national politics. ...
• Through control over national budget formulation and disbursement, government contracts, and licensing authority, the chief executive controls much of the economic resources of the Philippine state. ...

• History of Philippine Studies.
• Australian academe's first excursion into the realm of Philippine studies came in the mid-1960s with the successful completion of two doctoral theses at the Australian National University (ANU). ... The other doctoral candidate, Jean Vellut, focussed his attention on Philippine foreign policy. ... These disparate pieces of research on Philippine topics did not constitute any concerted push for Philippine studies. ...
• By the 1970s Australian academics and postgraduates had began looking further afield and research interest in the Philippines increased to the critical level where one could actually start talking about the existence of something called Philippine studies in Australia. ... Not only had the disciplinary range expanded to include anthropology, geography and history as well as politics and economics, but some of the work had been done outside of the ANU, at the universities of Sydney and Western Australia. ... But the most significant event came in Sydney in October 1974 when 14 people with research interests in the Philippines met at Macquarie University and founded the Philippine Studies Group (PSG). ...
• This was confirmed in 1980 when Sydney's PSG went nationwide with the formation of the Philippine Studies Association of Australia (PSAA). ...
• By the early 1980s Philippine studies in Australia had established a solid base from which to develop. At last there was a professional organisation which kept people informed of events around the country and introduced a semblance of corporate identity and linkage to those engaged in Philippine studies. ... For example, Al McCoy (history) and Raul Pertierra (anthropology) were at the University of New South Wales, Peter Krinks (geography) and Brian Fegan (anthropology) lectured at Macquarie University, Ron May (politics) was in place at ANU, John Smart (sociology/anthropology) at Newcastle, Howard Fry (history) at James Cook University in Townsville, and in the west James Warren (history) operated out of Murdoch University. Thus, when the Fourth National ASAA conference was held in 1982 it was reported that Philippine studies was represented by "more papers, more panels and more visiting scholars from the Philippines". Philippine studies had become an integral part of the expanding Asian studies scene in Australian tertiary education.
• But others followed, including solidarity groups such as the Philippine Resource Centre, the Philippine Action Support Group, workers' groups such as Australia Asia Worker Links, women's groups such as Women in Solidarity with Women of the Philippines, and general aid bodies such as the Australian Council for Overseas Aid and Community Aid Abroad. ...
• The Aquino era saw a revitalisation of Australian interest in Philippine investment opportunities, although an uncertain political environment limited such investment, Trade has expanded although there is a large imbalance in favour of Australia. ...
• Already there is a network of diverse Philippine associations across the country; Filipino cultural activities and publications are, expanding, while Philippine delicacies from bagoong to balut are available in many places. ...

• He is author of Leaders, Factions and Parties, the Structure of Philippine Politics (1965) and Southern Tagalog Voting, 1946-1963: Political Behavior in a Philippine Region (1972). He is production editor of Pilipinas, A Journal Of Philippine Studies and has served on study missions to the Philippines for the Rockefeller Foundation and the Asia Society.

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• 2511 800x600 46 6 pt 6 pt 0 3 "The Cell Phone and the Crowd: Messianic Politics in the Contemporary Philippines".
• For once heard, the masses called attention to the fragility of bourgeois claims to shape the sending and reception of messages about the proper practice of politics in the nation-state. Media politics (understood in both senses of that phrase as the politics of media systems but also politics as the inescapable event of mediation) in this context reveals the unstable workings of Filipino middle class sentiments. ...
• A large cross-section of Philippine society gathered to demand the resignation of President Joseph “Erap” Estrada after his impeachment trial was suddenly aborted by the eleven senators widely believed to be under his influence. ...
• To begin with, there is the perennial difficulty and expense of acquiring land line phones in the Philippines along with the erratic service provided by the Philippine Long Distance Company (PLDT) and the more recent, smaller Bayan Tel. ...
• Writing about his Filipino relative, one Filipino-American contributor to Plaridel, an on-line discussion group dealing with Philippine politics, referred to the former’s cell phone as “almost a new limb. ...
• In the end, Estrada was replaced not by a new leader, but by one who was part of the same old leadership: his vice-president, and daughter of a former Philippine president, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. ...
• If it can be said to have a politics, it includes seeking the cleaning up and consolidation of authority, both that of the state and the source of messages. We can see an instructive instance of this politics in a manifesto that appeared in what was till recently one of Manila’s more widely read tabloids, Pinoy Times. ...
• We are patriotic and strong and with principles, since our coming together is not merely because we want to hang out with our friends, but rather to attain a truly free and clean society brought by our love for the Philippine nation.
• 1 The link between telecommunication technologies and the politics of belief that I pursue here is indebted partly to the work of Jacques Derrida, especially in such writings as “Faith and Knowledge: The Two Sources of ‘Religion’ at the Limits of Reason Alone,” translated by Sam Weber in Jacques Derrida, Acts of Religion, ed. by Gil Anidjar, New York: Routledge, 2002, 42-101; “Signature Event Context,” in Margins of Philosophy, translated by Alan Bass, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1982, 307-330; and The Politics of Friendship, translated by George Collins, London: Verso, 1977. ...
• 2 See the bundle entitled “Telefonos, 1885-1891" at the Philippine National Archives, Manila for sketches of a plan to install a telephone system in the city as early as November, 1885. ...
• Rafael, White Love and Other Events in Philippines History, Durham: Duke University Press, 2000, especially chapters 4 and 8 on rumor and gossip as populist modes of communication in Philippine history. ...
• , Investigating Estrada: Millions, Mansions and Mistresses, Quezon City: Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism, 2000.
• 8 For a succinct historical analysis of the Philippine state, see Benedict Anderson, “Cacique Democracy in the Philippines in his book The Specter of Comparisons, London: Verso 1998, 192-226. ... Hutchcroft, Booty Capitalism: The Politics of Banking in the Philippines, Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1998.

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• Today, the Philippine politics is dominated by dynasties -- old dynasties that antedated Marcos or that prospered under martial law and new dynasties nourished by the new dispensation. ... New Politics It's ironic that constitutional political reforms developed into personality politics that spawned the personalized multi-party system. Then emerged the politics of popularity. Personality and popularity politics has become a curse of our political system. It was under this "new" politics that Estrada was elected. ...

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• Most of us would blame foreigners and our politicians for our economic woes since politics in this country has been a grand stage for non stop circus acts which features mudslinging as well as self serving political bickering has been pulling down the peso and hurting the economy. In this country it has become increasingly harder to draw the line between politics and entertainment. ...
• This is one of the most ridicioulous aspect of Philippine politics instead of listening to meaningful debates, the citizens of this country would rather be entertained by frivolous.
• Politics has become a favorite entertainment "reality TV" show taking the place of the more accustomed telenovelas, chinovelas, mexicovelas and the sort.
• Since our politicians are constantly mugging for the TV cameras, giving unsubstantiated accusations and publicly engaging in scandalous attacks, this preoccupation with dirty politics has led to the neglect of more pressing national concerns, including reforms that the business community has been pushing for ages. ...
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• I remember back in LaSalle our American professor divided us into 10 groups and each was assigned to make their own report on how the Philippine economy really works I used to get really depressed thinking of the situation here in the Philippines. I am starting to think that there is no hope for the Philippine economy. ...
• I believe that by overthrowing American control and domination of this nations economy, politics, military, culture we are infact promoting and advancing the welfare and national interest of the Filipino people by rebelling against the policies that are against Filipino national interest is a patriotic duty of every freedom loving Filipino we even have this confusion in the real meaning of national interest and national security and a rebellion aimed at overthrowing such a super power would be the very guarantee of this nations security which equates with the security of American control of the economy, politics, military, culture of the Filipino. ...
• They are using our mujahideens as an excuse to the intervention of US military troops to the Philippine government. ...

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