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Subject: PH:list of conference papers/2 (long) (forwarded from SEASIA-L)
Date: 15 Sep 1992 23:09:01 -0500
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The following is Part 2 of the list of papers given at the 4th
International
Philippine Studies Conference, held in Canberra last July. These papers,
except those marked with an asterisk, are currently available from my
department. The papers are set down below under their appropriate panel
titles- the numbering is just for convenience in ordering (see order form
at the end of this message).

Abstracts of papers will be in a series of postings from me in the next few
weeks (or if you are very keen for any of them, e-mail a request for
abstract to me). A printed booklet of abstracts is also available (see
order form below).

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
(46) *Saving the present for the future: the state of the environment
(Percy Sajise, Institute of Environmental Science and Management, UP Los
Banos [Inquiries about this paper may be directed to Dr Sajise at the UP
Center of Integrative and Development Studies, UP Diliman])

(47) At the wrong end of the cul-de-sac? Philippine land use since 1903
(Richard Jackson, Dept of Geography, James Cook University)

(48) People"s organizations, non-government organizations and open-pit
mining in the Cordillera (Jessica K. Carino, UP Baguio
)
COUNTERINSURGENCY AND THE PEACE PROCESS
(49) Caught in the crossfire: a review of the Peace Zone experiment in the
Philippines (Peter Sales, Dept of Politics and History, University of
Wollongong)

(50) Returning to the folds of God and the law: governments, militaries and
civilian dislocation  (Anne-Marie Cass, Queensland)

(51) 'Mass surrenders' in Negros Occidental: ideology, force and
accommodation in a counterinsurgency program (Rosanne Rutten, University of
Amsterdam)

DECIPHERING IMAGES AND TEXT
(52) *Iconographic reflections of nationalism and religion in the
Philippines	(Otto van den Muijzenberg, Centre for SE Asian Studies,
University of Amsterdam)
(53) Hard to imagine: a puzzle in the history of Philippine nationalism
(Ben Anderson, Cornell University)

(54) Demythologizing post-colonial 'otherness', or why anti-imperialism
does not imperil imperialism (Isagani R. Cruz, De La Salle University,
Manila)

LIVING AND LEAVING: WOMEN'S LIFE HISTORIES
(55) Living and leaving: reflections on life stories of women from a
Philippine barrio	 (Jeanne Frances Ilio, Institute of Philippine Culture,
Ateneo de Manila University)

[Filipino Working Women in Hawai]:
(56) *(A) Elisa Ordenante's story: life in pre-World War II Philippines
(Adrialina Guerero, University of Hawaii)
(57) *(B) Josephine Raquil's story: from sugarcane plantation to Honolulu
(Danilo Campos, University of Hawaii)

(58) (C) Alice Manlapit Savard's story: survival of a labor leader's family
in Hawaii	 (Melinda Tria Kerkvliet, Canberra)

CASE STUDIES IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
(59) *Video presentation: 'The fall and rise of the coconut in the
Philippines' (Jan Bruck [note: this video not available from ANU - inquire
from author c/-General Studies, University of New South Wales, GPO Box 1,
Kensington, Sydney NSW 2033])

(60) Changing agricultural marketing relations and credit lines: a case
study in Cebu (Maaike Hendriks, University of Amsterdam)

(61) Commercialization of agriculture in Central Luzon (Satoru Nishimura,
Kyushu University)

(62) *Technology transfer: a better future for the Philippines?  (Clarissa
Rubio, Dept of Sociology, UP Diliman)

PHILIPPINE-AUSTRALIAN RELATIONS: LINKAGES IN HISTORY
(63) Tom Inglis Moore  (Pacita Alexander, Caulfield, Victoria [biographical
account of an Australian poet and his connections with the Philippines])

(64) 'It had to happen': the Gamboas and Australian-Philippine interactions
(Rod Sullivan, Dept of History and Politics, James Cook University)

(65 *)Australian representations of Filipinas (Betty Holt, Dept of History
and Politics, James Cook University)

(66) *Hilberto Zircal and the study of Australian-Philippine relations
(Reynaldo Ileto, Dept of History and Politics, James Cook University)

WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT
(67) Legislative agenda on women's issues for the new congress  (Socorro L.
Reyes, Congressional Research and Training Service, Quezon City,
Philippines)

(68) *Women, migration and development: the trading of Filipina maids in
the Asia-Pacific region (Josefa Francisco, Women's Resource and Research
Center, Quezon City, Philippines)

(69) An anthropological study of economic change, gender and power in a
Visayan fishing community  (Carolyn I. Sobritchea, Asian Center, UP
Diliman)

(70) Filipino child labour: generation and gender in the Angono smocking
industry (Rosario del Rosario, College of Social Sciences, UP Diliman)

THE POLITICS OF KINSHIP AND ETHNICITY
(71) Kinship politics in the post-war Philippines: the Lopez family
1945-1989  (Mina Roces,  University of Central Queensland)

(72) Beyond the kindred: definitions of community in Ilocos and traditional
Ifugao  (Fernando Zialcita, Dept of Anthropology, Ateneo de Manila
University)

(73) Political entrepreneurship in a peasant family  (Brian Fegan,
Macquarie University)

ASPECTS OF THE AMERICAN PERIOD
(74) Military bases and the growth of Angeles, Olongapo and Cavite in the
early 20th century  (Arturo G. Corpuz, Urban and Regional Planning, UP
Diliman)

(75) The Philippine National Bank and sugar centrals during the American
period  (Yoshiko Nagano-Kano, Faculty for Foreign Studies, Kanagawa
University)

(76) Muslims and madness in the Southern Philippines (Eduardo Ugarte, Dept
of History and Politics, James Cook University [analysis of the
'juramentado' phenomenon and the American colonial interest and explanation
of it])

CULTURAL COMMUNITIES AND IDENTITY
(77) The politics of retribalization: lumad ethnicity and resistance in
Northern Mindanao  (J.R. Nereus C. Acosta, University of Hawaii)

(78) *The T'Boli of Lake Sebu, Philippines: traditional culture,
music-making and change	  (Manolete Mora, Victorian College of the Arts,
Melbourne University)

(79) The martyr and the mayor: a tale of Sama experiences in the Moro
National Liberation Front (Patricia Horvatich, Center for SE Asian Studies,
University of Hawaii)

ECONOMIC POLICY IN THE POST-AQUINO ERA
(80) Key paper: Building upon hard-won gains: the imperatives for
sustainable industrialization in the post-Aquino  era (Bruce Tolentino,
[former] Undersecretary, Policy and Development, Dept of Agriculture,
Philippines)

POETRY, PASYON AND THE EPIC TRADITION
(81) Cirilo Bautista: poetry and the alleviation of national ills
(Elizabeth Perkins, Dept of English, James Cook University)

(82) *Ka Amado: the poet unarmed  (Charles Glyn-Daniel, Dept of English,
Australian Defence Force Academy-University College,  UNSW)

(83) The Lenten practice of Pasyon as Southeast Asian theater?   a
structural analysis of performance, practice and protocol  (Ricardo
Trimillos, School for Hawaiian, Asian and Pacific Studies, University of
Hawaii)

THE TASADAY CONTROVERSY
(84) *The Tasaday hoax: changing argument and absent evidence  (Gerald
Berreman, University of California, Berkeley)

(85) The T'Boli homeland: a land of promise at the crossroads  (David
Hyndman, Dept of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Queensland)

(86) Where T'Boli bells toll: an indigenous nation people's struggle for
ancestral domain (Levita Duhaylungsod, UP Los Banos)

LABOUR RELATIONS
(87) Women workers and export-oriented production: organized labour inthe
Philippine garments industry  (Jane Hutchison, Dept of Politics, Murdoch
University)

(88) Defining the nation: ethnic factors and the views of Filipino worker
Clemen (C. Aquino, Dept of Sociology,  UP Diliman)

(89) *The crisis of the 1980s: the nature of state interventions in
labor-capital relations and societal change  (Virginia Teodosio, College of
Social Sciences & Philosophy, UP Diliman)

FOREIGN POLICY AND REGIONAL SECURITY
(90) Philippines regional security perceptions  (Queenie David-Balaba,
Griffith University)

(91) Philippine perspectives on the South China Sea: an overview  (Aileen
S.P. Baviera, China-Philippines Resource Center/UP Diliman)

(92) Philippine international relations and the law of the sea  (Peter
Payoyo, Institute of International Legal Studies, UP Diliman)

UNDERSTANDING THE COLONIAL STATE
(93) State formation and nation construction in the Philippines (Emmanuel
C. Lallana, Dept of Politics, UP Diliman)

(94) *Nationalism, hegemony and the politics of decolonization Rizal and
the unfinished revolution  (Floro Quibuyen, University  of Hawaii)

[late insertion under panel on DECIPHERING IMAGES AND TEXT]:
(95) Philippine history as a sacred covenant with the Great Mother
(Consolacion R. Alaras,  Dept of English and Comp. Lit., UP Diliman)

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Australian National University
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