Next Philippine Election Looms as an Institutional Stress Test - David Hutt
In 1714, Bernard Mandeville published a satirical poem that incensed the British public, not just for its defense of all manner of vices...
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Feb 28, 20212 min read
Why Is There No Political Polarization in the Philippines?-Paul D. Kenny
Everyday politics in the Philippines usually arouse scant interest in the United States. This changed markedly, however, with the near...
Feb 28, 20214 min read
Philippine Election Blog 2016 – The End
In late 2015 we started musing over the idea of running a series of articles about the Philippine Elections in 2016 for Ballots and...
Feb 26, 20213 min read
Campaigns Against Vote-Selling in the Philippines: Do Promises Work?
Vote-buying and vote-selling obstruct the democratic process, yet they remain pervasive in many developing democracies. Researchers asked...
Feb 26, 202111 min read
Democratic expressions amidst fragile institutions: Possibilities for reform in Duterte’s Philippine
This primer characterizes the authoritarian practices of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s administration and their legacies for...
Feb 26, 20214 min read
What the Philippines Can Learn from Myanmar’s Election-Mong Palatino
The partial unofficial results of the United States elections were reported on November 8, which was also the same day Myanmar held its...
Feb 26, 20213 min read
Social Media Influences Lead Calls for 2022 Polls After Registration-Joy Adalia
MANILA, Philippines – Ready to vote and be heard? Young Filipino Advocates of Critical Thinking (yFACTph) launches its voter registration...
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