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Dr. Jeffry Ocay is Keynote Speaker in Radical Democracy in the Philippines Conference

  Dr. Jeffry Ocay, professor of Philosophy at the Eastern Visayas State University, will be the Keynote Speaker in the 4th Philippine Politics and Culture Conference this coming April 22, 2022. The theme of the event is "Radical Politics and the Future of Philippine Democracy." Other confirmed speakers include Dr. Juichiro Tanabe (Kumamoto and Waseda University), Ms. Asuna Yoshizawa (Kyoto University), Dr. Rey Luis Montesclaros (MSU-IIT), PD Bruce Colao (Department of the Interior and Local Government), and Prof. Ian Clark Parcon (Ateneo de Davao University). Politics in the Philippines, explains Wataru Kusaka (2017) and Benjiemen Labastin (2018), is rooted in contestation. Radical democracy, a post-modern approach to understanding politics, looks beyond consensus and recognizes the agonistic nature of modern democracy. While it sets aside the moral aspect of the politics of Liberalism, it is cognizant nevertheless of the fact that a political order can be achieved by acknowl

Ethics in Contemporary Philippine Society to be reprinted

  Ethics in Contemporary Philippine Society will be reprinted after a year of its publication. The book has sold well as it has been adopted by several universities as the textbook for their ethics course. The editor of the book is Dr. Christopher Ryan Maboloc. The introduction is written by Dr. Daniel Mishori of Tel Aviv University while the Foreword is penned by Dr. Darryl Macer of the American University of Sovereign Nations. The scholars who have contributed an article as part of the chapter readings are Bro. Karl Gaspar, Dr. Ryan Urbano, Dr. Vida Valverde, Dr. Al Quillope, Dr. Rogelio Bayod, Mr. Gerry Arambala, Mr. Apolinar Henry Fernandez, Ms. Vaughnce Plaza, Dr. Ruby Suazo, Mr. Jonas Robert Miranda, Mr. Menelito Mansueto Jr., Dean Benjie Labastin, Mr. Ismael Magadan Jr., Dr. Jane Gallamaso, and Fr. Dexter Veloso. 

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 Securi

Cor Jesu College adopts Ethics in Contemporary Philippine Society

  Cor Jesu College in Digos City has adopted Ethics in Contemporary Philippine Society as its textbook in Ethics. The book is edited by Dr. Christopher Ryan Maboloc of Ateneo de Davao University, with a Foreword by Dr. Darryl Macer of the American University of Sovereign Nations and an Introduction by the philosopher Daniel Mishori of Tel Aviv University. CJC professor Dr. Rogelio Bayod's article Recognizing the Indigenous Concept of Justice is included in the book.