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21 paź 2015 · This entails analysing the ways in which “the Philippines” was imagined and consolidated as a “national” community with “its” own history (Anderson 1991 [1983]; Scott 2001, p. 97).
11 gru 2008 · The intention was to institute an enduring “special relationship” to build up America's power in the Pacific, and to transform the Philippines into a model that would then “naturally” expand into a transcontinental informal empire by proxy.
national integration policy of the Philippines. The analysis reveals that (1) the post-independence national integration policy of the Philippines cannot be regarded as being successful; (2) national inte gration in the Philippines will continue to be difficult; (3) no deterministic argument can be made
The Philippines can be considered a country where successive governments have sought to create a single nation by implementing integration policies. In this article, two formal models are developed —the modernism model and the historicism (primordialism or essentialism) model — to suitably analyze the national integration policy of the ...
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7 mar 2013 · Efforts at building a homogeneous national identity in the Philippines over the centuries have resulted in an unusual pattern of successes and failures. Spanish missionaries successfully spread the...
Recognizing that globalization is the buzzword of the 21st century and inevitably affects the growth and governance of many nation-states, the Philippines bravely entered the WTO to prepare itself for global competitiveness and reap the benefits that globalization may bring.
Globalization and Nation-Building in the Philippines: State Predicaments in Managing Society in the Midst of Diversity after Introduction. By Rommel Banlaoi. Book Philippine Security in the Age of Terror. Edition 1st Edition. First Published 2009. Imprint Auerbach Publications. Pages 18. eBook ISBN 9780429245022. ABSTRACT.
