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Bibliography: Radical Democracy in the Philippines

 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WORKS ON RADICAL POLITICS IN THE PHILIPPINES 

1. Maboloc, CRB. 2017. "Situating the Mindanao Agenda in the Radical Politics of President Duterte." In IQRA: Journal of Al Qalam Institute 4 (1): 1-24.

2. Labastin, B. 2018. "Two Faces of Dutertismo: Two Visions of Democracy in the Philippines." In Social Ethics Society Journal of Applied Philosophy 4 (3): 31-54. 

3. Maboloc, CRB. 2018. "The Politics of Nation States: The Case of President Rodrigo Duterte." In Journal of ASEAN Studies 6 (1): 111-129.

4. Mansueto, M. & Ochave, J. 2018. "The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism and ABS-CBN through the Prisms of Herman and Chomsky's Propaganda Model: Duterte's Tirade against the Media." In Social Ethics Society Journal of Applied Philosophy 4 (3): 181-206.

5. Arambala, G. 2018. "The Return of the Political: Chantal Mouffe and Ozamiz City Politics." In International Journal of Politics and Security 1 (2): 56-81.

6. Bayod, R. 2018. "The Future of the Environment and the Indigenous Peoples of the Philippines under the Duterte Administration." In Social Ethics Society Journal of Applied Philosophy 4 (3): 229-253.

7. Balotol, R. 2018. "An Analysis of the Philippine Political Economy under President Duterte." In Social Ethics Society Journal of Applied Philosophy 4 (3):

8. Maboloc, CRB. 2018. "The Catholic Church in the Middle of a War: President Duterte and the Radicalization of Philippine Politics." Tambara: A Journal in the Humanities and Social Sciences 35 (1): 53-69.

9. Maboloc, CRB. 2019. "Between Radical Politics and Dutertismo: A Reply to Critics." In Social Ethics Society Journal of Applied Philosophy 5 (1): 1-18.

10. Maboloc, CRB. 2019. "The Predatory State and Radical Politics: The Case of the Philippines." In Journal of ASEAN Studies 7 (2): 162-175.

11. Maboloc, CRB. 2020. "President Rodrigo Duterte and the Birth of Radical Democracy in the Philippines." In International Journal of Politics and Security 3 (1): 116-134.

12. Maboloc, CRB. 2020. "Fighting the Oligarchs: President Duterte and the Argument Against Elite Rule." In South East Asian Journal of General Studies 21: 34-46.

13. Tangog, F. & Bayod, R. 2021. "Defending Moral Obligation: Rodrigo Duterte's Dauntless War on Drugs." Philosophy Study 11 (10): 785-796.

14. Maboloc, CRB. 2021. "President Rodrigo Duterte and Biopolitics in the Philippines." In International Journal of Politics and Security 3 (1): 49-64.

15. Parcon, IRC. 2021. "Understanding Dutertismo: Populism and Democratic Politics in the Philippines." Asian Journal of Social Science 49 (3): 131-137.

16. Maboloc, CRB. 2021. "Rodrigo Duterte and Bro. Karl Gaspar: The Radicalization of Politics in Post-Colonial Philippines." In Lectio: A Graduate Philosophy Journal 1 (1): 4-16.

17. Maboloc, CRB. 2022. "An Analysis of the Philippine Catholic Church's Approach to President Duterte's Drug War." In International Bulletin of Mission Research Journal 46 (3): 352-359. 

18. Imbong, R. 2022. "Chantal Mouffe on the Radical Politics of Rodrigo Duterte." Phavisminda Journal 21: 88-117.

19. Purog, J. 2022. "President Rodrigo Duterte's Radical Leadership." Social Ethics Society Journal of Applied Philosophy. Special Issue, 13-31.

20. Hipolao, C. 2023. "Analyzing Antagonism in the Elections in the Philippines: Using Agonistic Philosophy Paradigm." International Journal of Politics and Security, Volume 5, Number 1: 145-162.

21. Barte, K. 2023. "A Critique of Christopher Ryan Maboloc's Appropriation of Chantal Mouffe’s Theory of Radical Democracy." Kritike 17 (2): 17-37.

22. Tuyo, J. 2024. "Rediscovery of the Demos in Radical Democracy in the Philippines." SES Journal of Applied Philosophy (Special Issue): 74-95.

23. Dano, G. 2024. "Philosophizing and Democracy: The North, Central and the South." SES Journal of Applied Philosophy (Special Issue): 229-244.

24. Maboloc, CRB. 2024. "Chantal Mouffe’s Radical Democracy and Rodrigo Duterte's Radical Politics: A Second Reply to Critics." Aradman Multidisciplinary Journal 3 (1): 1-18.

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