Authors
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Wilfredo G. Villanueva
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Cha Coronel Datu
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Juana Pilipinas
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Karl Garcia
- Onwards: Alternative Fuels for Philippine Shipping – Challenges and Pathways Forward
- Maps, Manufacturing, and Recognition
- Security Requires More Than Ships and Weapons
- Polarization, Law, and National Interest in the Philippines: Lessons from the West Philippine Sea, Legal Advocacy, and Design Philosophy
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giancarloangulo
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Irineo B. R. Salazar
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JPilipinas
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karlgarcia
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JoeAm
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Are Pinks a personality cult?
Analysis and Opinion By Joe America I don’t think pinks are a personality cult. But it’s not up to me to decide. It’s up to pinks to decide and they can go either direction, personality or principle. Or they can dissolve and waste the tremendous amount of effort put into the “brand” by Leni and … Continue reading
The Philippines and the world
My mixed perspective when it comes to the Philippines and the world does show me that the relationship between the two can be strange. This is also visible in Philippine politics. Marcos Sr. was very eager to show a positive image of the Philippines to the world. Some Filipinos loved Duterte for thumbing his nose … Continue reading
You don’t need an anti-dynasty law to break the dynasties. Here’s how to do it.
Analysis and Opinion By Joe America Power is like water, it flows downhill. The dynasties exercise it within their realms. The Dutertes run the Davao realm. The Espiñas run my Biliran realm. The Marcos clan is joined with the Romualdez clan. Even the Aquinos are dynastic. Barangay captains know where their bread is buttered. And … Continue reading
Problem Solving the Philippines (My Framework)
I do this to eat my share of humble pie so I would be more open to the plans of other people. I force myself to write something like this because this demonstrates something important to me. I cannot think about everything. We all have blind spots. We can learn from other people. Most of … Continue reading
Revisiting the Institutionalization of People Power: Onwards to Direct Democracy
A Cantonal Assembly. Photo Credit: Wikipedia Introduction The Philippines, known globally for its vibrant democratic movements, has a unique political landscape that has evolved through significant events like the 1986 People Power Revolution. This historical moment not only marked the overthrow of a dictatorship but also solidified the concept of “people power” in the national … Continue reading
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The Society of Honor by Joe America 