Announcements
A Marcos monument for a dubious wartime deed to rise in Ilocos Sur
A monument being built in a town in Ilocos Sur tries to connect the late president Ferdinand E. Marcos to a wartime heroic operation that has no factual record of his participation. The designation of the landing site of the USS Gar submarine, which brought armaments...
Marcos Sr. and the April Fools Affair
It was an April Fools’ day story that played out in the pages of the Bangkok Post 50 years ago, but the ending lies buried among the papers that the Marcos family left behind when they fled Malacañang in 1986. It was a farce where the dictator, Ferdinand E. Marcos,...
Insurgents, Clans, and States: Political Legitimacy and Resurgent Conflict in Muslim Mindanao
This roundtable discussion was held in the Conference Room of the Third World Studies Center, University of the Philippines, Diliman, last November 14, 2011 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. The speaker was Dr. Francisco “Pancho” Lara Jr., the Philippine Country Director...
Research
The TWSC undertakes research for generating knowledge and collaborates with social movements and civil society to promote actions for change.
Have We Honored the Marcoses Enough? An Inventory of the Memorials to the Marcoses and the Places Named After Them
The Socio-Economic Impact of TNCs in Developing Countries: A Preliminary Case Study of TNCs in the Food and Beverage Industries
Developing a Human Security Index for the Philippines: An Exploratory Study of Human Security in Conflict Areas
Dishonesty and Disgrace: A History of University of the Philippines’ Responses to Alleged Acts of Plagiarism Committed by Members of Its Faculty, 1908–2010
Ha Pagtindog han Bungto: Improvising Local Governance and The Actual Utilization of LDRRMFs in Yolanda-Ravaged Leyte and Eastern Samar
Developing a Human Security Index for the Philippines: An Exploratory Study of Human Security in Conflict Areas
Publications
The publications of the Center offer critical perspectives on interdisciplinary issues and concerns, notably through the journal Kasarinlan (Independence)
A Marcos monument for a dubious wartime deed to rise in Ilocos Sur
A monument being built in a town in Ilocos Sur tries to connect the late president Ferdinand E. Marcos to a wartime heroic operation that has no factual record of his participation. The designation of the landing site of the USS Gar submarine, which brought armaments...
Marcos Sr. and the April Fools Affair
It was an April Fools’ day story that played out in the pages of the Bangkok Post 50 years ago, but the ending lies buried among the papers that the Marcos family left behind when they fled Malacañang in 1986. It was a farce where the dictator, Ferdinand E. Marcos,...
Insurgents, Clans, and States: Political Legitimacy and Resurgent Conflict in Muslim Mindanao
This roundtable discussion was held in the Conference Room of the Third World Studies Center, University of the Philippines, Diliman, last November 14, 2011 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. The speaker was Dr. Francisco “Pancho” Lara Jr., the Philippine Country Director...
Training
The Center serves as a forum for the articulation and analyses of various issues, as well as a mechanism for dialogue and debate among scholars, governments and the larger society. TWSC-sponsored activities provide support for class instruction, especially in courses requiring discussions on contemporary social, political and economic concerns.











