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The Davao School of Radical Democracy - Southern Voices Reimagining Philippine Politics

The Davao School of Radical Democracy 

Edited by Christopher Ryan Maboloc and Mansoor Limba 

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CONTENTS

Foreword by Layne Hartsell 

Introduction by Mansoor Limba

I. Theoretical Underpinnings and Historical Background

1. Situating the Mindanao Agenda in the Radical Politics of President Rodrigo Duterte 

Christopher Ryan Maboloc

2. Corrective Agonism, Philippine Democracy, and Civil Society

Ian Clark Parcon

3. Two Faces of Dutertismo, Two Faces of Democracy in the Philippines 

Benjiemen Labastin

4..A Macho Populist Comes Again: Sen. Robin Padilla and Radical Politics in the Philippines 

Asuna Yoshizawa

II..Dimensions of Radical Democracy in the Philippines

5. President Rodrigo Duterte and Biopolitics in the Philippines 

Christopher Ryan Maboloc

6. The Future of the Environment and the Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines under President Rodrigo Duterte 

Rogelio Bayod

7. The Philippine Political Economy under President Rodrigo Duterte 

Ruben Balotol

8. Herman and Chomsky’s Propaganda Model: President Duterte and the Mass Media 

Menelito Mansueto

III. Political Hegemony and Challenging the Elite

9. Fighting the Oligarchs: The Argument against Elite Rule 

Christopher Ryan Maboloc

10. President Rodrigo Duterte’s Radical Leadership 

Joezenon Purog

11. The Role of Collective Recognition and Political Power 

Arnel Morte

12. Aspects of the Padrino System in Philippine Society 

Sheldon Ives Agaton

IV. Agonistic Philosophy and Philippine Society

13. Chantal Mouffe’s Radical Democracy and Rodrigo Duterte’s Radical Politics 

Christopher Ryan Maboloc

14. The Encumbered Radical Democracy

Christian Hipolao

15..Philosophizing and Philippine Democracy

Givheart Carmelo Dano

16. The Return of the Political: The Case of Ozamiz 

Gerry Arambala

Epilogue



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