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Taus-pusong pasasalamat sa matapat at hindi-matatawarang paglilingkod sa kolehiyo ng mga kasamahan at guro na kamakailan ay nagretiro na: Mula sa Department of Community Development: – Prof. Ma. Theresa V. Tungpalan – Prof. Oscar P. Ferrer – Prof. Emmanuel M. Luna – Prof. Fermin P. Manalo, Jr. – Prof. Maureen C. Pagaduan (In memoriam) Mula…
The Philippine Journal of Social Development 2024 Volume 17 Issue 1 “Left-Behind Subjects: A Critical Interrogation of Philippine Development from the Margins” is now available for download!
The Philippine Journal of Social Development 2024 Volume 17 Issue 1 “Left-Behind Subjects: A Critical Interrogation of Philippine Development from the Margins” is now available for download!
Any election is defined as an exercise of rights and power of the people in forming the government that carries their mandate and implement their decision. This is the reason any electoral exercise has always been considered as a sacred act.
Yet this definition is far and even runs counter in practice and reality of our elections where the obligation to elect is significantly narrowed down by our choices among the candidates. The electoral landscape and the hold of power at various levels are painted by a dynasty rule of families and clans in the form and essence of feudal patronage politics. Positions from the local to the national level has been regularly shifting within members of families and among relatives of traditional politicians and have been reduced into political fiefdoms where the rule of the governance is amassing wealth in the name of public service. Together with the conditions and institutions, culture and mindset that support and promote it, feudal patronage politics prevents the realization and conscious engagement of the people in their democratic rights and freedom to decide and ensure the realization of their decisions. Consequently, what we have today is elite democracy instead of people’s democracy.
Among 193 countries, the Philippines has the highest risk of extreme natural events and negative climate change impact for the years 2022, 2023, and 2024 (Business World, 2024). Disaster is a situation when a significant number of vulnerable people experience a hazard and suffer severe damage and/or disruption of their livelihood system in such a…
DSW Faculty Members Speak at the Biennial Convention for Social Work Educators Sue Magalona-Nazal The National Association for Social Work Education, or NASWEI, held its 49TH biennial convention on November 29-30, 2021 & December 1-3, using online platforms. The theme of the conference was: “Philippine Social work Education Amidst the Pandemic: “Challenges, Innovations and Trajectories”….