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10th International Conference on Philippine Studies Silliman University, Dumaguete City

6-8 July 2016

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NOTE: There will be pre-registration on Tuesday, July 5, 2016 at 4 pm. Those interested should proceed to the Luce Auditorium (Claire Isabel

McGill Luce Auditorium).

DAY 1 – Wednesday, July 6, 2016 7:00 am – 8:00 am Registration

8:00 am – 10:00 Opening of Conference

Entrance of Colors

Ecumenical Prayer Dr. Noriel Capulong, Silliman University

Fr. Michael G. Layugan, SVD

Muslim Prayer (For Confirmation)

National Anthem

Welcome Message Dr. Betsy Joy B. Tan

Vice President for Academic Affairs

Silliman University

Inspirational Message Felipe M. de Leon, Jr. (For Confirmation)

Chair, National Commission for Culture and the Arts

Message Belinda A. Aquino

Founding Chair

International Council for Philippine Studies (ICOPHIL)

Conference Overview Bernardita R. Churchill

President, Philippine Studies Association, Inc.

Convener, 10th International Philippine Studies Conference

Keynote Address Dr. Ben S. Malayang, III President, Silliman University

The Challenges – and Imperatives – of Imagining and Re-imagining

the Philippines

Master of Ceremonies

Elizabeth L. Enriquez

Philippine Studies Association, Inc.

Venue:

Claire Isabel McGill Luce

Auditorium


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Day 1 (Wednesday), July 6, 2016

7:00 Registration

8:00 Opening of Conference

(Venue: Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium)

10:00 Morning Break

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Session 1A

POWER, IDENTITY, AND

MEANING-MAKING

Session 1B

RE-NARRATING THE NATION

Session 1C

NARRATIVE INTERVENTIONS

Session 1D

MUSLIMS IN THE PHILIPPINES OR

FILIPINO MUSLIMS?

Session 1E

DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO

DISASTER MANAGEMENT

The Struggle of Social Positioning: Human

Dignity in Lowland Culture and Society in

Oriental Mindoro

Natsuko Shiraishi

Kyoto University

To Become “Christian Bajau”: The Sama

Dilaut’s Conversion to Pentecostal Christianity in

Davao City, Philippines

Waka Aoyama

University of Tokyo

Yaya-Alaga Relationship: An Alternative

Way of “Family”

Yukika Ohmura Kyoto University

Open Forum

A Study of Historicity of Rene O. Villanueva's

Works in Children's Literature (1978-2007)

Eliezar L. Iñigo

University of the Philippines Los Baños

Authenticity or Wholeness? Filipino-ness in

Miguel Syjuico’s “Ilustrado”

Jessica Gross

St. Louis College of Pharmacy, St. Louis,

Missouri, USA

Poetry and the State (Or how poets defined the

Filipino nation during martial law)

Lilia Quindoza Santiago

University of Hawai’i at Mano’a

Open Forum

National Dreams, Liberating Fantasies:

Problematizing the Cinematic “Bonifacio,”

“Aguinaldo,” and “Luna”

Kevin Ansel Dy

University of the Philippines Diliman

Hansley A. Juliano

Ateneo de Manila University

Love, Politics, Desire and the Public Sphere: A

Close Reading of Two Filipino Biographical

Movies as Narrative Interventions to Our

Imagination of the Nation

Odine Maria M. De Guzman University of the Philippines Diliman

Framing Intsik: A Glimpse on the Perceptions

Towards the Chinese as Gleaned from Various

Frames in Philippine Society

Michael Anthony R. Ngo

Mindanao State University –

Iligan Institute of Technology

Open Forum

The Lanao Uprising in 1972

Tirmizy E. Abdullah

Mindanao State University Marawi

Bouncing Back After the War: The Case of

Muslim and Christian Communities after the 2008

MILF Siege in Lanao del Norte

Sulpecia L. Ponce, Sittie Aisah D. Abubacar,

and Annie Joy A. Dagpin

Mindanao State University -

Iligan Institute of Technology

Marrying Your Neighbor: The Marital Bridge

to Peace in Mindanao

Eric S. Casiño

Independent Scholar

and Alano T. Kadil

Notre Dame University, Cotabato

Open Forum

E-Government Service Delivery and Citizen

Participation: The Case of Disaster Risk

Reduction and Management in Metro Manila

Natividad Cristina J. Gruet

De La Salle University

Climate Justice and the Protection of Future

Generations: A Philippine Perspective

Lowell Bautista University of Wollongong

State and Non-State Actors as Agents of Human

Security and Resilience?: Three Localities in

Leyte after Yolanda

Maria Ela L. Atienza, Clarinda L. Berja,

Jan Robert Go


Open Forum

Waka Aoyama

Session Chair and Moderator Lilia Quindoza Santiago

Session Chair and Moderator Odine Maria M. de Guzman

Session Chair and Moderator Tirmizy E. Abdullah

Session Chair and Moderator Maria Ela L. Atienza

Session Chair and Moderator

Venue: Guy Hall 1-A Venue: Guy Hall 1-B Venue: Moot Court (VH) Venue: MMS 102 Venue: MMS 104

12:00 Lunch Break


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Session 2A

LEARNING IN CONTEXT

Session 2B

THE DISTANT PAST REVISITED

Session 2C

TECHNOLOGY, POWER, AND

IDENTITY: EXPLORATIONS IN

FILIPINO ART

Session 2D

MAPPING FILIPINO/ASIAN

SPIRITUALITY (IES):

STEWARDSHIP, CLIMATE CHANGE

AND DISASTERS

Emma Porio and Kathleen G. Nadeau

(Panel Proponents)

Session 2E

THE SOCIAL LIVES OF

INDIGENOUS OBJECTS

Session 2F

COLONIAL SUBJECTS AND

SUBJECTIVITIES

Schooling and Silencing of Dropouts’

Voices

Peter G. Romerosa

Arellano University

The 21st Century Learner and the Arts:

The Case for Student-Artists in Philippine

Higher Education

Maria Luisa M. Susa

Colegio de San Juan de Letrán Calamba

Legitimizing Embodied Knowledge:

Learning Ballet Dancing in the Philippines

Monica Fides Amada Wong Santos

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Open Forum

Indian Influences in Tausug Culture:

A Brief Description

Kamaruddin Bin Alawi Mohammad


Ancient Goldworking Tradition in Butuan,

Northeastern Mindanao, Philippines

Victor Estrella


Deciphering Ancient Bisayan Writing on

Recently-Discovered Artifacts

Rolando O. Borrinaga

University of the Philippines Manila

at Tacloban

Open Forum

The Narrative of the Work-in-Progress:

Creative Process and Production on the

World Wide Web

Zeny May Dy Recidoro


More Than Just Pakulo?: Shop 6 and the

Rise of Philippine Conceptual Art

Tina Le

University of Michigan

Art and Anthropology

Almira Astudillo Gilles

Field Museum of Natural History

Open Forum

Walking on a Tightrope: Local Autonomy,

Mining Moratorium

and House Bill 6753

Meriam Bravante University of Calgary

Faith-Based Organizations and

Resilience-Building Initiatives in Post-

Disaster Areas

Milet B. Mendoza Independent Humanitarian and

Development Practitioner

Mapping Gender and Spirituality in Post-

Haiyan/Yolanda Areas: Crafting and

Contesting Community Resilience

Initiatives

Emma E. Porio


Toward an Anthropologies/Geographies of

Liberation: Culture/Faith-Based

Approaches to Philippine Reconstruction

Efforts, Unite (Capitalist Models, Divide)

Kathleen G. Nadeau

California State University,

San Bernardino

Open Forum

Traditional Meranao Woven Malong: A

Fashionable Garment Among the People

of the Lake Lanao Area

Labi Hadji Sarip Riwarung University of Mindanao Marawi

Survey of Igorot Weapons: Its Origins,

Types, and Representations

Iӧ M. Jularbal

University of the Philippines Baguio

Acceptance of the Togotong in Japanese

Music Education

Motohide Taguchi

Freelance composer, Japan

Open Forum

Bittersweet Harvest: Race, Labor, and

Capital in the Making of U.S. Empire

Roneva Keel

University of Washington

Past and Present of Filipino Deaf Culture:

Genealogy of the Filipino Deaf Culture

Discourse

Eri Yamashita

Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

Philippine Legal System as an American

Legal Tradition Lance D. Collins

Hawaii Institute for Philippine Studies

Open Forum

Maria Luisa M. Susa

Session Chair and Moderator Rolando O. Borrinaga

Session Chair and Moderator Tina Le

Session Chair and Moderator Emma E. Porio

Session Chair and Moderator Iö M. Jularbal

Session Chair and Moderator Lance D. Collins


Venue: Guy Hall 1-A Venue: Guy Hall 1-B Venue: Moot Court (VH) Venue: MMS 102 Venue: MMS 104 Venue: MMS 103


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Session 3A

EDUCATION AS NATION-

BUILDING

Session 3B

THE SOCIOLOGY OF

DISASTERS

Session 3C

ASWANGS AND BEAUTY QUEENS:

EXPLORATIONS IN POPULAR

CULTURE

Session 3D

LOCATING/LOCALIZING

RELIGIOSITY

Session 3E

CONSTRUCTING THE

“INDIGENOUS”

Session 3F

HISTORICAL INTERVENTIONS IN

INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES

Educating the Educators: Challenges in

the Contextualization, Localization and

Indigenization of the K-12 Curriculum

Ricamela S. Palis

Colegio de San Juan de Letran Calamba

Education for Citizenship: The Philippine

Center for Civic Education and

Democracy’s Advocacy on “Project

Citizen”

Philip Michael I. Paje and

Fe Gladys B. Golo

University of Asia and the Pacific

Historical Consciousness, the Classroom,

and Nationalism: Exploring the Role of

Historical Consciousness in Nation-

Building

Francisco Jayme Paolo A. Guiang University of the Philippines Diliman

Reconstructing Meanings From Below: An

Educational Framework for Resistance

against Discrimination

of Mangyans

Elijah Jesse M. Pine


Romel A. Daya

De La Salle University & University of the

Philippines Los Baños

Open Forum

Limitations to the Emergence of Social

Capital: The Case of the Haiyan

Bunkhouse Evacuees

Donabel S. Tumandao

University of the Philippines Visayas

Tacloban College

Slogans, Rumors, and the Transformation

of Local Identities in Post-Typhoon

Haiyan/Yolanda in Samar and Leyte,

Philippines

George Emmanuel Borrinaga

University of Hull UK

Pakikipag-pulso (Pulse-taking Together)

as Ethnography: Feminist and

Decolonizing Ethnographic Research in

the Wake of Super Typhoon Yolanda

Chaya Go

University of British Columbia, Canada

Urban Transformation in Disaster

Management: A Case of Segregation

Extension and Social Strata

Reorganization in Metro Manila

Zenta Nishio

Kyoto University

Open Forum

Mapping of a Cultural Icon: The Aswang

Phenomenon and the Representations of

Aswang of the Philippine Provinces

Fernand Francis Hermoso,

Engelbert C. Prim, and

Dominique Sasha Amorsolo


Philippine Myth and the Supernatural

in the Chiba

Ma. Victoria Cayton University of Asia and the Pacific

Beauty as Discourse: Analyzing the

Filipino Psyche in Beauty Pageants

John Jack G. Wigley

University of Santo Tomas

Open Forum

Greeting Bodies and the Performance of

Catholic Religiosity in the Philippines

Bryan Levina Viray University of the Philippines Diliman

1991: The Catholic Church’s Year

of Renewal

Satoshi Miyawaki

Osaka University

The Oral History of Gading in

Presentacion, Camarines Sur: Tracing

the Hegemony of Anitos in a Christian

Community

Jesus Cyril M. Conde Ateneo de Naga University

Kalinga Spirituality: An Attestation of the

Kalinga Notion of Land Vis-à-vis Pope

Francis’ Laudato Si

Roger C. Sa-ao

St. Louis University, Baguio City

Open Forum

Katitinabanga: A Customary Reciprocity

System among Meranao in Two

Municipalities of Lanao del Norte Applied

in Times of Natural Disaster and Rido

Feuding, or Clan Conflicts

Norjannah A. Manalocon and

Myrma Jean A. Mendoza

Mindanao State University-IIT Iligan

The Kalinga Bodong: Forging

Relationships, Resolving Conflicts and

Fostering Peaceful

Co-existence

Fr. Michael G. Layugan, SVD

Divine Word Seminary, Tagaytay City

A Study on the Perception of Ibalois as an

Indigenous Group in the Contemporary

Society and its Effects on their Culture

Clarissa Mateo


Bansay: In Search for the Filipino Virtue

Victor Dennis Tino Nierva Bicol artist, translator, teacher

Open Forum

Indigenous Participatory Policy Making

and Learning Spaces: Enabling and

Sustaining Indigenous Democratisation

Through the Development of Democratic

Learning Spaces in Indigenous

Communities

Glenn M.S. Varona

Australian Institute of Business,

Adelaide, Australia

Mrs. Kelly and the Education of the Ibalois

at the Bua School in Benguet, Northern

Philippines, 1901-1940

Charita Arcangel de los Reyes

University of the Philippines Baguio

Development Interventions in Surigao del

Sur Manobo’s Social Milieu: A Discourse

Ramel D. Tomaquin and Retsy

Tomaquin Malong

Surigao del Sur State University

Titling of Ancestral Domain and

Formulation of Ancestral Domain

Sustainable Development and Protection

Plans at the Micro-level: The Case of

Happy Hallow Ancestral Domain,

Baguio City

Giovanni Bete Reyes


Open Forum

Francis Jayme Paolo A. Guiang


George Emmanuel Borrinaga


Ma. Victoria Cayton


Vivienne Angeles


Fr. Michael G. Layugan


Charita Arcangel de los Reyes




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Session 4A

THE FILIPINO INTELLECTUAL

CLASS AND ITS UNIVERSITY

Lisandro E. Claudio

(Panel Proponent)

Session 4B

COLONIAL SPACES IN

TRANSITION

Session 4C

THE PEACE PROCESS:

VARIOUS VIEWPOINTS

Session 4D

PARTICIPATION AND

POLITICAL REFORM

Session 4E

REFORMING ECONOMICS AND

THE ECONOMICS OF REFORM

Session 4F

INSTRUMENTALITIES OF

COLONIAL POWER

Three Versions of a National University

Resil B. Mojares

University of San Carlos, Cebu City

Fraternity Violence and the University

of the Philippines

Patricio N. Abinales University of Hawai’i at Mano’a

Salvador Lopez, The University of the

Philippines and The Philippine “Age

of Extremes”

Lisandro E. Claudio Ateneo de Manila University

Kyoto University

The Neoliberal Debacle: The

Marketization of University of the

Philippines (UP) Education

Ramon Guillermo

University of the Philippines

Open Forum

Mapping Ilustrados: The First Philippine

Secondary Schools, 1865 - 1898

María Eloísa G. Parco De Castro


Junctures: Internal Mobility Towards

Regional Integration and Information

Exchange Around Mid-colonial

Southern Tagalog.

Nicholas Sy


Spanish Manila: Cosmopolitan Port City

in Transition, 1780-1820

Nariko Sugaya

Ehime University, Japan

Manila Hemp in World, Regional,

National and Local Histories

Shinzo Hayase

Waseda University

Open Forum

Correlates of the Bangsamoro Basic Law

Perception after the Mamasapano

Incident: The Case of Iligan City

Mary Beth Ann O. Odo,

Sulpecia L. Ponce, Sherifa Rossmia O.

Kadil, Lucille A. Bayron

Mindanao State University – Iligan

Institute of Technology

Citizens’ Perception on the Bangsamoro

Framework Agreement and

Bangsamoro Basic Law

Edwin C. Du

Capitol University, Cagayan de Oro City

The Dynamics of Moro Separatism:

Heroes and Villains of the Peace Process

in Mindanao

Henry K. Solomon Western Mindanao State University

Zamboanga City

Open Forum

Progressive Politics in Siquijor: Bottom-

Up Budgeting and People Power

Volunteers for Reform

Tamiki Hara

Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo

Seeking Good Governance: Political

Reforms and Studies in the Philippines,

Thailand, and Indonesia

Shingo Mikamo

Shinshu University, Japan

Stuck in the Intermediate State:

Alternations of Clientelism, Predation,

and Reform

Nathan Gilbert Quimpo

Graduate School of Humanities and

Social Sciences

University of Tsukuba

Open Forum

Provision of Services for Pantawid

Pamilyang Pilipino Program in Davao

del Norte, Mindanao

Christine Joy L. Quismundo

Silliman University

Participatory Economic Development in

the Philippines: A Pathway to Identity

and Freedom

Teresa Downing-Matibag

Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, USA

The New Awkward Class: CARP

Beneficiaries and the Dynamics of

Exclusion in Negros Occidental

Rosanne Rutten

University of Amsterdam,

The Netherlands

Empowerment and Exploitation in

Redistributed Banana Plantations

Robin Thiers

Ghent University, Belgium

Open Forum

Prohibition, Rather Than Tolerance:

Opium in the Philippines Revisited,

1800- 1850

Ander Permanyer-Ugartemendia

Universitat Pompeu Fabra–GRIMSE

Barcelona, Spain

The Patients at the Culion Leper Colony,

1905-1930s

Febe Pamonag

Western Illinois University, Illinois, USA

Prisons in the Colonial Periphery:

Provincial Prisons in the American

Philippines

Aaron Abel Mallari


Wings of Supremacy: The Dawn of

Aviation in the Philippines 1909-1919

Patrick John F. Mansujeto

Philippine State College of Aeronautics,

Pasay City

University of the Philippines-Diliman

Open Forum

Lisandro E. Claudio

Session Chair and Moderator Shinzo Hayase

Session Chair and Moderator Henry K. Solomon

Session Chair and Moderator Nathan Gilbert Quimpo

Session Chair and Moderator Rosanne Rutten

Session Chair and Moderator Febe Pamonag



7:00

CONFERENCE WELCOME DINNER

Hosted by Hon. Atty. Felipe Antonio B. Remollo

Mayor, Dumaguete City


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Session 5A

SOCIAL SPACES, MARKETS, AND

LOCALITIES

Session 5B

MEDIA AND IDENTITY

Session 5C

POINTED CONVERSATIONS:

TRANSFIGURING MIGRATION

Session 5D

THE EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY:

ANTICIPATING THE

TRANSFORMATIONS OF THE

PHILIPPINES

Michael M. Cullinane (Panel Proponent)

Session 5E

POINTED CONVERSATION: GENDER,

POVERTY, POLITICS

Marketplace to Emerging Urban Districts in the

Philippines: A Study of Production and

Consumption of Place

Ma. Crisanta ‘Marot’ Nelmida-Flores


Reimagining the Self in the Shadow of Empire:

The Influence of the Local Surf Economy on Neo-

colonial Imaginings of Self and Other on Siargao

Island

Karen Hansen Australian National University

Canberra, Australia

The Anthropology of Learning Shoes from the

Middle Man

Leynard L. Gripal University of the Philippines Diliman

Open Forum

Ang Dokyumentrayong “Lukayo: Hindi Ito

Bastos” At ang “Fakelore” sa Telebisyon

[The Documentary “Lukayo: Hindi Ito Bastos”

and “Fakelore” on Television]

Kevin Paul “Ose” Martija

Philippine Normal University/ Pamantasan ng

Lungsod ng Maynila

Public and Civic Journalism as Antecedents of

Participatory Cultures in Philippine Media

Maria Diosa Labiste University of the Philippines Diliman

Hoops and Dreams: Analysis of Kuwentong Gilas

Narratives and National Identity in the

Philippines

Mario Rico Florendo University of Tokyo

Open Forum

But You’re Not Really Filipino:”

A Short Memoir

Laurel Fantauzzo

Yale-NUS College, Singapore

The Filipino Diasporic Reality in Genevie L.

Asenjo’s Three Short Stories

Arnel F. Murga University of the Philippines – Miagao

To the Ends of the Earth: Philippine Labor Out-

Migration as Musical

and Melodrama

Oscar Tantoco Serquiña, Jr.


The Ilokano Diaspora, Family, and Gender in the

Works of Francsco T. Ponce

Ronie G. Guillermo


Open Forum

Re-Thinking the 1812 Constitution's Impact on

Laguna Province and the Luzon Countryside: The

Dispute between the Principales of Santa Cruz

and Majayjay Towns and José Peláez

Ruth de Llobet

Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Barcelona, Spain

The Philippine Church and the Spanish

Constitution of 1812

Roberto Blanco Andrés

CSIC (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones

Científicas-Spanish National Research

Council)

Kinsa si Juan Diyong: The 1815

Uprising in Cebu

Michael M. Cullinane

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Open Forum

Gender Role Differentiation and Access and

Control in Community Management Work and

Community Politics: The Case of Upland

Farmers in Iligan City

Grace Majorenos-Taruc

Mindanao State University

How Does Information Poverty Affect Voting

Behavior?

Jose Mari Lanuza


Urban Poor as "Social Capitalists"?: The

Dynamics of Social Capital in an Urban Poor

Community in Quezon City

Pamela Combinido


Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) and Gender

in the Philippines: Focusing on the Filipino

Women at the Call Center

Yoshie Hori

Keisen University, Tokyo

Open Forum

Ma. Crisanta Nelmida-Flores

Session Chair and Moderator Maria Diosa Labiste

Session Chair and Moderator Laurel Fantauzzo

Session Chair and Moderator Michael M. Cullinane

Session Chair and Moderator Jose Mari Lanuza



9:30 –

10:00 Coffee Break

10:00 –

12:00

Plenary Session


Empirical Study of Filipino National Identity in a

Time of Rapid Change

Iremae Labucay, Social Weather Stations

Steven Rood, The Asia Foundation

Silliman University: Re-imagining an

Imagined Institution

SU President Dr. Ben S. Malayang, III;

Earl Jude Paul L. Cleope (Presenter),

Carlos P. Magtolis, Jr.,Regan Jomao-as

Will Philippine Education Reforms Transform?:

Dilemmas and Challenges

Ma. Cynthia Rose B. Bautista


Commission on Higher Education (CHED)

Open Forum


Barbara Gaerlan

University of California, Los Angeles

12:00 –

1:00 Lunch Break


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Session 6A

PERSONAL, SOCIETAL, AND

TRANSCULTURAL CROSSINGS IN

THESPANISH–ERA CONTACT ZONE

Patricia O. Afable (Panel Proponent)

Session 6B

NATIVE TRADERS, WORKING WOMEN

AND LOCAL POLITICIANS AS

PARTICIPANTS IN A COLONIAL

SOCIETY: LAGUNA DURING THE

NINETEENTH CENTURY

Roderick C. Javar (Panel Proponent)

Session 6C

THE NATIONAL MUSEUM IN THE 21ST

CENTURY: AN INSTRUMENT FOR

ESTABLISHING FILIPINO IDENTITY

National Museum Panel

MJ Louise A. Bolunia

(Panel Proponent)

Session 6D

CHALLENGES AND CONSTRAINTS OF

HOMESCHOOLING

Maria Mercedes Arzadon

(Panel Proponent)

Session 6E

EXAMINING GENDERED CITIZENSHIP:

EMERGING ISSUES IN PHILIPPINE

FEMINISM

Department of Women and Development

Studies Panel

Sylvia Estrada-Claudio (Panel Proponent)

The Ambiguous Career of Dionisio Capulong

(c. 1560-1620)

John N. Crossley Monash University

Melbourne, Australia

Text and Visual Forms: Re-reading the Basi

Revolt Paintings

Romeo B. Galang Jr.

Far Eastern University

"My Ancestors were Kalanguya but I am Ibaloy":

An Ethnohistory of Communication in the

Southern Cordillera

Patricia O. Afable

Asian Cultural History Program (NMNH)

Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC.

Discussant

Cherubim A. Quizon Seton Hall University

New Jersey, USA

Open Forum

Comerciantes and the Government Trade Control

in the Province

Roderick C. Javar Jeffrey James C.

Ligero, Herald Ian C. Guiwa


Occupations of Women in a Provincial Setting

Rhina A. Boncocan, Roberto C. Mata,

Ma. Reina Boro-Magbanua University of the Philippines Los Baños

Gobernadorcillos, Cabezas, and Tenientes as

Political Actors in Local Politics

Dwight David A. Diestro and

April Hope T. Castro University of the Philippines Los Baños

Open Forum

The Archaeology of the Visayan Islands

Sheldon Clyde Jagoon

Archaeology Division, National Museum

of the Philippines

The Bisaya Ethnographic Collection

of the National Museum

Nicolas C. Cuadra

Anthropology Division, National Museum

of the Philippines

The NM-Geo in the Central Philippines:

Updates on the Research Projects in the

Visayas by the Geology Division of the

National Museum of the Philippines

Abigael Castro Geology Division, National Museum

of the Philippines

Open Forum

Homeschooling Curriculum of the Master's

Academy Homeschool

Isabel Sanchez-Sibayan

Department of Education (Dep-Ed) Philippines

Beyond Individual Rights and Parental Duty:

Situating Homeschooling in the Historical and

Sociocultural Context of the Philippines

Maria Mercedes Arzadon


At Home with School: The Emotional Labor of

Mothers Who Homeschool Their Children

Gina F. Bonior

Silliman University

Open Forum

Gendered Citizenship: It Has Always Been

Sexual!

Sylvia Estrada-Claudio


Through a Feminist Lens: Women in the Informal

Economy Assert Gendered Citizenship

Rosalinda Pineda Ofreneo


Envisioning the Feminist Solidarity Economy

through Women's Solidarity Enterprises in the

Informal Economy

Nathalie A. Verceles


Of Poverty and Food Security: The Role of

Women’s Home Gardens in Times of Recurrent

Typhoons

Teresita Villamor Barrameda


Open Forum

Patricia O. Afable

Session Chair and Moderator Roderick Cruzat Javar

Session Chair and Moderator MJ Louise A. Bolunia

Session Chair and Moderator Maria Mercedes Arzadon

Session Chair and Moderator Sylvia Estrada-Claudio




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Session 7A

ENCYCLOPEDIA AND NATION I

Nicanor G. Tiongson

(Panel Proponent)

Session 7B

THE REGIME OF BLOOD AND BEAUTY:

THE ABJECT ARCHIVES OF MARTIAL

LAW

Nerissa Balce (Panel Proponent)

Session 7C

THE NATION IN THINGS: MUSEOLOGY

AND ITS CONSTRUCTIONS IN/OF THE

PHILIPPINES

Maria Jovita E. Zarate (Panel Proponents)

Session 7D

RECOLLECTION AND RESISTANCE:

CULTURE AND CINEMA IN THE

MARCOS AND POST-MARCOS ERAS

Felicidad Cua Lim

(Panel Proponent)

Session 7E

WHO’S AFRAID OF REVOLUTION?

CREATIVE TENSIONS IN

CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE POETRY,

FICTION, THEATER, AND LITERARY

TRANSLATION I

Genevieve L. Asenjo (Panel Proponent)

Imagining the Nation through an Encyclopedia

of Philippine Art

Nicanor G. Tiongson


(Re)-Tracing the Foothpath of Philippine Dance:

Dancing Bodies and National Memory

Basilio E.S. Villaruz and Ruth Pison


A Hundred Years of Writing about 'Philippine

Music': The Place of the CCP Encyclopedia in

Minding the Nation

Jose S. Buenconsejo


Theater, Encyclopedia, and Nation as

Evolving Projects

Apolonio B. Chua and Galileo Zafra


Open Forum

Smelling the City: An Auto-geography

of Pasig City

Gary Devilles


Martial Law Noir: The Politics of

Lino Brocka’s Jaguar

José B. Capino University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign

Fascinating Fascism: An Archive of Marcos

Kitsch and Propaganda

Nerissa Balce

State University of New York -

Stony Brook

Spectacular Spaces, Spaces of Spectacle:

Philippine Gay Beauty Pageants

and the Aesthetics of Otherness in the

Martial Law Period

Ferdinand Lopez


Discussant

Martin F. Manalansan IV,

University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign

Open Forum

Accessioning Nation in Museums:

A Critique-in-Progress

Marian Pastor Roces

TAO Management, Inc.

The Nation in Things, The Nation in Texts:

Pedagogical Impulses of National and Local

Museums

Ma. Jovita E. Zarate

University of the Philippine Open University

The Nation in Images

Corazon S. Alvina

Independent Scholar

The Philippine Ethnographic Collection of the

Weltmuseum Wien: Preliminary Analysis of

Embedded Discourse

Maria Fe P. Quiroga


Open Forum

Kasaysayan ng Lahi: Anticipating Creative

Industries in Marcos’ New Society

Talitha Espiritu

Wheaton College, Massachusetts

The Marcoses and the Archive

Felicidad “Bliss” Cua Lim

University of California, Irvine

The Manila Film Palace and International Film

Festival (1982-83) and Other Cinema Memories

of the Marcoses

Rolando B. Tolentino


Locating Mike de Leon in

Philippine Cinema

Patrick F. Campos University of the Philippines Diliman

Open Forum

Skirting the Traps and Puzzles of History in Gina

Apostol’s The Revolution According to

Raymundo Mata

Jophen Baui

De La Salle University Manila

Is the Nation Still Imagined? The Re-Imagining

of the Filipino in the Age of Facebook

in Joselito Delos Reyes'

iStatus Nation

Adrian Crisostomo Ho


On Mounting the Mountains: Texts and

Performances of Various Cordillera-based

Theater Groups

Mario “Em” Mendez, Jr.

De La Salle University and University

of the Philippines Diliman

The Filipino Novelist's Imagination of Nation

and Asian 'Community'

Clarissa V. Militante


Open Forum

Nicanor G. Tiongson

Session Chair and Moderator Nerissa Balce

Session Chair and Moderator Maria Jovita E. Zarate

Chair and Moderator Felicidad “Bliss” Cua Lim

Session Chair and Moderator Genevieve L. Asenjo



4:00 –

4:30 Coffee Break


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ENCYCLOPEDIA AND NATION II

Nicanor G. Tiongson

(Panel Proponent)

Session 8B

ON THE ARCHIPELAGIC

PERSPECTIVE

Christine Bacareza Balance

(Panel Proponent)

Session 8C

MOBILITIES AND MOVEMENTS:

RE-IMAGINING PHILIPPINE

QUEER FUTURES

Paul Michael Leonardo Atienza

(Panel Proponent)

Session 8D

TRANSPORTATION MODES,

INFRASTRUCTURE, AND PLANS: A

HISTORY OF TRANSPORTATION

AND URBANIZATION IN

METROPOLITAN MANILA FROM

THE JAPANESE PERIOD TO THE

MARCOS ERA

Marco Stefan B. Lagman

(Panel Proponent)

Session 8E

WHO’S AFRAID OF REVOLUTION?

CREATIVE TENSIONS IN

CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE

POETRY, FICTION, THEATER, AND

LITERARY TRANSLATION II

Genevieve L. Asenjo (Panel Proponent)

Session 8F

SOMETHING'S COOKING AT THE

PHILIPPINE FRONTIER: THE

TRANS-REGIONAL ECONOMIES

OF MINDANAO

Patricio N. Abinales

(Panel Proponent)

If only the Stones Could Speak:

Architecture and a People’s Memory

Rene Javellana Ateneo de Manila University

Rethinking CW: The Philippine Literary

Tradition and Creative Writing in the

Academe

Om Narayan Velasco University of the Philippines Los Baños

Glenn Diaz


Art on the Airwaves:

Forging a Nation of the Everyday

Elizabeth L. Enriquez


On Writing Manobolandia for the CCP

Encyclopedia of Art 2: Cultural Work and

Transformation through Critical

Scholarship and the Peoples’ Movement

Louise Jashil Sonido University of the Philippines Diliman

Open Forum

Markets of Resistance

Angel Velasco Shaw

Philippine Women’s University

"I've never Been to Me": Simultaneous

Proximities and the Geography of Self in

Ramona Diaz's The Learning

Allan Punzalan Isaac

Rutgers State University of New Jersey

Teleserye Realness: Global Mediascapes

and Queer Filipino/a Lives

Robert Diaz OCAD (Ontario College of Art & Design)

University

Toronto, Canada

On Tour: Pinoy Indie Rock Itineraries

Christine Bacareza Balance

University of California, Irvine

Discussant

Francisco Benitez, Jr.,


Open Forum

From Invisibility to Invincibility: Gaining

Sexual Citizenship through Pride March

John Andrew G. Evangelista University of the Philippines Diliman

Intimacies and Horizons on the Move:

Gay Dating App Ecologies in

Translocal Manila

Paul Michael Leonardo Atienza


Batang Makulit, Mapagpalayang Bulilit:

Integrating Gender Sensitivity and

Responsiveness in Kindergarten

Bernadette Villanueva Neri University of the Philippines Diliman

On the Cruel Optimism of LGBT

Organizing

Roland Sintos Coloma

Northern Kentucky University

Open Forum

Manila’s Tranvía during the

Japanese Occupation: Decay and Death

Ricardo Trota Jose University of the Philippines Diliman

Ang Magkaribal: A History of Road

versus Rail in Metropolitan Manila,

1957- 1985

Gerard L. Daguio University of the Philippines Diliman

A History of What Might Have Been:

Mapping Unimplemented Mass Transit

Plans for Metro Manila using Geographic

Information Systems

Johnson C. Damian


The Matriyoshka Settlement: A Historical

Geography of the Evolving Definitions

of Metropolitan Manila during

the Marcos Era

Marco Stefan B. Lagman


Open Forum

Creative Tensions in Literary Translation:

The Case of Magdalena G. Jalandoni’s

Short Story “Si Anabella” in

Hiligaynon to Filipino

Genevieve L. Asenjo


Creative Tensions: Pursuing Justice for

Indigenous Communities in

Contemporary Visayan and Mindanawon

Literature

Kei Valmoria Bughaw


Democratizing Literature through the

Archipelagic Landscape as

Seen/Imagined in Philippine Ecopoetry

Rina Garcia Chua

University of Sto. Tomas

Creative Tensions: National

Consciousness and Hybridity in Cirilo F.

Bautista’s Trilogy of St. Lazarus

Joyce Roque


Open Forum

Re-Imagining Imperial Space: Mindanao,

the Dutch East Indies and the Trans-

Regional Life of American Empire

Joshua Gedacht

Universiti Brunei Darussalam

'Cosmopolitan Fish': Science, Commerce,

and the Transregional Nature of

Mindanao's Waters, 1880-1952.

Anthony D. Medrano

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Beyond Violence and Poverty: A Thriving

Maranao Upland Farming Community

Magne Knudsen

Universiti Brunei Darussalam

Summiting Mountains, Collecting

Specimens: The Scientific Expeditions of

Major Edgar Mearns in Mindanao

Ruel Pagunsan

National University of Singapore/


Open Forum

Nicanor G. Tiongson

Session Chair and Moderator Christine Bacareza Balance

Session Chair and Moderator Paul Michael Leonardo Atienza

Session Chair and Moderator Marco Stefan B. Lagman

Session Chair and Moderator Genevieve L. Asenjo

Session Chair and Moderator Patricio N. Abinales




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DAY 3 (Friday) – July 8, 2016

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Session 9A

KNOWLEDGE/POWER IN

COLONIAL PHILIPPINES

Session 9B

THE ECONOMIC, POLITICAL, AND

SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF THE

ASEAN INTEGRATION

John Raymond B. Jison

(Panel Proponent)

Session 9C

POVERTY, ACCESS TO

EDUCATION AND SPIRITUALITY:

GLIMPSES OF A SAMA DILAUT

COMMUNITY VIS-A VIS SOCIAL

EXCLUSION

Nerlyne C. Concepcion

(Panel Proponent)

Session 9D

THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR

IN ASIA PACIFIC

Vina A. Lanzona

(Panel Proponent)

Session 9E

REIMAGINING THE ROLE OF

LIBRARIES IN PHILIPPINE

STUDIES

Vernon R. Totanes

(Panel Proponent)

Session 9F

EUROPEAN ARCHITECTURAL

HERITAGE IN SOUTH CHINA SEA -

PRESERVATION AND

CONSERVATION: THE FILIPINO

EXPERIENCE COMPARED TO

OTHER COUNTERPARTS

Jesús Alberto Pulido Arcas

(Panel Proponent)

Medicine and Medical Practice in the

Philippines in the

Late 19th Century

Yoshihiro Chiba University of Hokkaido

“Subversiva de Todos los Principios

Religiosos y Politicos”- Ilang Tala mula

sa mga Pulong ng Comisión Permanente

de Censura (1866-1875)

[“Subversiva de Todos los Principios

Religiosos y Politicos”Some Notes from

the Meetings of the Comisión Permanente

de Censura (1866-1875)]

Florentino A. Iniego, Jr


The Press During the Ephemeral

Independence of the Philippines: La

Independencia and La República Filipina

Glòria Cano

Universidad Pompeu Fabra

Barcelona, Spain

Open Forum

Taming the Tiger: A Search for a

Common ASEAN Stand to Contain China

Regarding the Spratlys

Diosdado B. Lopega University of the Philippines Los Baños

ASEAN Economic Community and

Philippine Governance: Challenges for

the Government, Private Sector

and Civil Society

Gladys P. Nalangan University of the Philippines Los Baños

Uncertain Present, Bleak Future: The

ASEAN Economic Integration through the

Lens of Filipino Smallholder Farmers

John Raymond B. Jison University of the Philippines Los Baños

Open Forum

Social Exclusion: Experiences and

Encountered Problems of the Sama Dilaut

Hashim Alawi

Western Mindanao State University-

Zamboanga City

Resigning to the Will of the Ancestors:

A Glimpse of the Sama Dilaut Worldview

vis-a-vis Social Exclusion

Francis Jumala

Western Mindanao State University

Zamboanga City

Factors of Social Exclusion of the Sama

Dilaut: Their Resilience in the Society

Nerlyne C. Concepcion

Western Mindanao State University,

Zamboanga City

Open Forum

The Impact of the Spanish Civil War

in Asia-Pacific

Florentino Rodao

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Filipinos in the Spanish Civil War,

1936-1939

Francis M. Navarro


The Philippine Left and the

Spanish Civil War

Vina A. Lanzona University of Hawai’i at Mano’a

Open Forum

Promoting Preservation and Access to

Scholarly Works in the Philippines

Stephen B. Alayon

Southeast Asian Fisheries

Development Center, Iloilo

Mainstreaming Information Resources

on Indigenous Cultural

Communities/Indigenous Peoples

Fraulein Agcambot Oclarit

Holy Trinity College, General Santos City

Rizal’s Sucesos, Book History, and

Libraries: A Case Study

Vernon R. Totanes Ateneo de Manila University

Open Forum

Considerations on Heritage Buildings in

the Philippines

Juan Ramón Jimenez Verdejo

University of Shiga Prefecture, Japan

Environmental Retrofit of Architectural

Heritage - Case Study of San Agustin

Church and Malate Church in Manila

Jesús Alberto Pulido Arcas

The University of Shiga Prefecture, Japan

Religious Architecture and Spanish-

Filipino Legacy on Heritage in Macau

Vincent Wai-kit Ho

University of Macau

Open Forum

Glòrio Cano

Session Chair and Moderator John Raymond B. Jison

Session Chair and Moderator Nerlyne C. Concepcion

Session Chair and Moderator Vina A. Lanzona

Session Chair and Moderator Vernon R. Totanes

Session Chair and Moderator Jesús Alberto Pulido Arcas



10:00 –

10:30 Coffee Break

10:30 –

12:00

PLENARY SESSION


The Philippines and the U.S. – From Martial Law through People Power

and Beyond

Ambassador John Maisto

President, Philippines-US Society

Washington, D.C.

The Continuing Question: Quo Vadis, Philippines?

David L. Szanton

University of California, Berkeley

University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa

Open Forum

Bernardita R. Churchill



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12:00 –

1:00 Lunch Break

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Session 10A

PHILIPPINE MARINE

ENVIRONMENTS: HISTORY AND

HERITAGE IN THE

AGE OF THE DUGONG

Anthony Medrano

(Panel Proponent)

Session 10B

GLOBALIZATION AND THE

CULTURAL POLITICS OF

EMERGING FOOD TRENDS IN THE

PHILIPPINES

Marvin Joseph F. Montefrio

(Panel Proponent)

Session 10C

EXPRESSIONS OF DESIRE,

INVENTION, AND SOVEREIGNTY

UNDER EMPIRE

Tessa Winkelmann (Panel Proponent)

Session 10D

FILIPINO SUBJECTS AT THE

INTERSTICES AND INTERSTITIAL

SUBJECTS IN THE PHILIPPINES

Mark Sanchez

(Panel Proponent)

Session 10E

THE PHILIPPINES AND THE

INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY

Session 10F

PHILIPPINES-CHINA RELATIONS:

INSIGHTS ON POWERS,

ECONOMY, AND LAW

Tina S. Clemente

(Panel Proponent)

In Search of the “Big Fish”: Hunting for

Large Marine Vertebrates in the Bohol

Sea

Jo Marie Acebes


Balyena, org, Philippines

Teaching “Intercultural Understanding”

for “Managers” in Tropical Ecosystems:

Narratives from Philippine Contexts

Maria F. Mangahas


Suzanna Rodriguez-Roldan


Bisayan Wisdom Heritage: Place Names,

Reef Fishing, and Raiding

Cynthia Neri Zayas


Open Forum

(Re)Defining the Local in the Global: The

Cultural Politics of Local Food in

Philippine Cosmopolitan Spaces

Marvin Joseph F. Montefrio Yale-NUS College, Singapore

Body Politics and Producing Healthy

Bodies: A Genealogy of Healthy Foods in

the Philippines

Antonio P. Contreras


McCarinderia: A Theoretical Inquiry

Jeremy C. De Chavez

De La Salle University

Open Forum

A Physics Lesson: Humans as Media in

Philippine Anti-Colonial Struggle

Neferti X. M. Tadiar

Barnard College-Columbia University

“You Cannot Make a Slave of a Man after

Educating Him”: Tarhata Kiram,

Sovereignty, and Subversion in

Philippine-U.S. Histories

Genevieve Clutario

Harvard University

Philippine Picture Postcards: Interracial

Intercourse and the Staging of

an Imperial Imaginary

Tessa Winkelmann

University of Nevada

Open Forum

Staging Filipino Hospitality: Distance

Scripts in the Humanitarian Governance

of Filipino Refuge

James Pangilinan

University of British Columbia, Canada

The Philippines Project: The Goddard-

Cambridge School and Philippine Studies

during the Marcos Era

Mark Sanchez


Swinging at the Interstices: A Social

History of Thai Students in the Interwar

Philippines

Arthit Jiamrattanyoo

University of Washington, Seattle

Open Forum

Strategic Selection: Philippine Arbitration

Against China in the South China Sea

Krista E. Wiegand

University of Tennessee

Peace in Southeast Asia: ASEAN or

Balance of Power? A Realist Response to

Security Community in Southeast Asia

Sherlyn Mae Hernandez


Charles Lindbergh and Early Philippine

Environmentalism

Paul A. Rodell

Georgia Southern University

Open Forum

The Escalating US-China Rivalry in the

Asia-Pacific Region: Its Implications for

the West Philippine Sea and Philippines-

China Relations

Chito Sta. Romana

Philippine Association of Chinese Studies

Philippine Economic Vulnerability in

Philippines-China Relations

Tina S. Clemente


Colliding Cultures, Roiling Racism in

Socially-mediated Foreign Relations:

Philippines and China since 2012

Jay L. Batongbacal


Open Forum

Anthony Medrano

Session Chair, and Moderator

Marvin Joseph F. Montefrio


Tessa Winkelmann


Mark Sanchez


Paul A. Rodell


Chito Sta. Romana




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Session 11A

GOVERNING THE RISKS AND

PRECARIOUSNESS UNDER THE

CONTEMPORARY

RECONFIGURATION OF “THE

SOCIAL”: THE ETHNOGRAPHIES OF

VULNERABILITY AND RESILIENCE

IN THE PHILIPPINES

Koki Seki (Panel Proponent)

Session 11B

RE-IMAGINING BELONGING:

SOCIETY, KINSHIP AND POWER IN

THE 21ST CENTURY PHILIPPINES I

Noah Theriault

(Panel Proponent)

Session 11C

ARTICULATING DISSENT IN

PHILIPPINE HISTORY AND

CULTURES

Megan Thomas

(Panel Proponent)

Session 11D

HERITAGE AND IDENTITY

Session 11E

MANAGING HERITAGE

Session 11F

POINTED CONVERSATIONS:

FILIPINOS ABROAD

Deploying “the Social” without Welfare

State: Formality and Informality of the

Homeowners Associations in Urban

Informal Settlement of Metro Manila

Koki Seki

Hiroshima University

Morality, Expectations and Negotiations:

Contextualizing the Conditional Cash

Transfer Program in the Philippines

Itaru Nagasaka

Hiroshima University

Bodies of Work: Healthcare at the Bottom of

the Migrant Care Chain

Yasmin Y. Ortiga

Nanyang Technological University

Global Articulation Regime: Social

Formation

of the Philippines

Kazuhiro Ota

Kobe University

Discussant

Michael Pinches

University of Western Australia

Open Forum

Belonging in the Anthropocene: Global

Climate Justice and Local Experiences in

the Philippines

Noah Theriault University of Oklahoma

The Prosopography of Prominent Families

in Region 12: A Study of Power Relations

Marlon B. Lopez MSU-Iligan Institute of Technology

Filipino Town: Remaking of Culture

in Cosmopolis Toronto

Yshmael Cabana

Toronto-based Educator and Artist

Discussant

Jose Jowel Canuday


Open Forum

Mutiny, Desertion, and Disobedience in the

Eighteenth-Century British Occupation

Megan Thomas

University of California Sta Cruz

Dissent, Repression and Revolution:

Descent into Manila’s 'Dark Labyrinth,’

1895-1898

Maureen Cristin S. Justiniano

University of Wisconsin - Madison

The Double Apostasy of Salvador Pons:

Spiritism and Catholicism in the Early

Twentieth-Century Philippines

Deirdre de la Cruz University of Michigan

Visual Voice: The Migrant Photographs

of Xyza Cruz Bacani

JPaul S. Manzanilla

National University of Singapore

Open Forum

Selling the Drama: Music and Identity

in the Popular Zarzuelas of Severino

Reyes, circa 1906

Isidora Miranda University of Wisconsin-Madison

The Archives of the University of Santo

Tomas, Manila: A Heritage from

a School for the World

Regalado Trota Jose

The Archives of the University of Santo

Tomas

Heritage Information and Interpretation

Erik Akpedonu Ateneo de Manila University

Open Forum

Notes on a Music Collection from

Oslob, Cebu

Patricia Marion Y. Lopez


Post-Disaster Heritage Management in the

Philippines: Case Studies of the Loboc

Church in Bohol and Guiuan Church in

Eastern Samar

Mary Josefti Nito

University of Asia and the Pacific

World Heritage Site Tourism and Its

Impact on a Local Economy: A Study of

Vigan,

Ilocos Sur, the Philippines

Nobutaka Suzuki

University of Tsukuba, Japan

Open Forum

Liga: Basketball and the Displaced

Lives of Ilonggo Migrants in Seoul,

South Korea

Clement C. Camposano University of Asia and the Pacific

Filipino Language Program for

Korean-Filipino Children in

Multicultural Korea

Ronel O. Laranjo

University of the Philippines - Diliman

Dynamics in the History of Overseas

Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Nigeria

Saliba B. James

University of Maiduguri, Nigeria

Spiritual Ethnoscape: The OFW’s Pinoy

Faith as a Strategy towards a Holistic

Sense of Self

Mary Jannette L. Pinzon

University of the Philippines, Diliman

Open Forum

Koki Seki


Noah Theriault


Megan Thomas


Regalado Trota Jose


Mary Josefti Nito


Clement C. Camposano




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Session 12A

THE SYSTEM OF POLITICAL

DYNASTIES AS CENTERPIECE OF

POLITICAL REFORM:

ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES –

Center for People Empwerment in

Government - Diliman

Bobby M. Tuazon (Panel Proponent)

Session 12B

RE-IMAGINING BELONGING:

SOCIETY, KINSHIP AND POWER IN

THE 21ST CENTURY

PHILIPPINES II

Sarah Webb (Panel Proponent)

Session 12C

(MIS) APPROPRIATING JAPANESE

PERFORMANCE TRADITIONS AND

ITS CONTRIBUTIONS TO

CULTURAL EXCHANGE

Amparo Adelina C. Umali, III

(Panel Proponent)

Session 12D

NEW PERSPECTIVES ON THE 20TH

CENTURY FILIPINO

NATIONALISM

Taihei Okada (Panel Proponent)

Session 12E

THE FILIPINO WOMAN IN

PHILIPPINE TRAVEL WRITING,

POETRY, ROMANCE NOVELS

AND FILM

Cristina Pantoja Hidalgo

(Panel Proponent)

Session 12F

TRACK II PEACEBUILDING FOR

SUSTAINABLE PEACE IN

MINDANAO

Federico V. Magdalena

(Panel Proponent)

Political Families and the Quality of

Local Governance: A Quantitative

Approach

Danica Ella P. Panelo

From Traditional to “Alternative”:

Political Families in the Party List System

Carl Marc L. Ramota

A Glimpse of Bicol Political Dynasties:

A Socio-Cultural Perspective

Evita L. Jimenez

Aborting Legislative Actions to Implement

the Anti-Dynasty Constitutional Provision

Bobby M. Tuazon

Diliman

Open Forum

Thinking of Kapatiran: Elderly

Aspirations for Well-Being in an

Informal Settlement in Manila

Maria Carinnes P. Alejandria-Gonzalez


Biomedical Citizenship and

Pharmaceutical Consumption in the

Philippine Uplands

Will Smith University of Queensland, Australia

Tracing Belonging through Market

Relations and Moral Framings:

Rural Sari-sari Store Engagements on

Central Palawan Island

Sarah Webb

University of Queensland, Australia

The Devil's Scrapbook: Capital, Sorcery

and the Everyday

Christina Verano Sornito Carter

Appalachian State University, Boone, NC,

USA

Discussant

Raul Pertierra


Open Forum

Appropriating Amelia Lapeña-Bonifacio’s

Filipino Noh play Ang Paglalakbay ni

Sisa: Isang Noh sa Laguna

Amparo Adelina Umali, III


Filipinos Replicating Kanjincho

Amparo Adelina C. Umali, III,

and Jeremy de la Cruz


Sisa, as Shitekata (principal actor),

Through the Eyes of the Audience

Laureen Theresa Lioanag University of the Philippines Diliman

Filipinos Performing Bunraku: Process of

(Mis) appropriating Bunraku to the

Filipino Experience

Patricia Bianca Andres


Open Forum

The Universal and the Local in the

Brotherhood: Empire, Nation and

Fraternity in Philippine Freemasonry

from Mabini to Kalaw, 1892-1917

Francis A. Gealogo Ateneo de Manila University

Manuel L. Quezon's Trans-Pacific

Itinerary: Mexican Influences on the

Social Policies of the Philippine

Commonwealth

Taihei Okada Shizuoka University

The “History Wars” over Philippine

Nationalism/s: A Reconsideration

Oscar Campomanes


Revisiting Renato Constantino

as Historian

Yoshiko Nagano Kanagawa University, Japan

Discussant

Karl Ian Cheng Chua Ateneo de Manila University

Open Forum

Travel and Transgression: Identity and

Community in the Travel Writing of

Filipino Women



Cadence of the Soul: Exploring the

Lyrical Articulation of the Sacred by

Three Female Poets

Ma. Ailil B. Alvarez


Fleshing Out Desire: Female Desire in

Philippine Popular Literature

Dawn Marie Nicole L. Marfil


The Woman’s Film and the Prevalent

Type of Filipino Cinematic Adaptation

in the 1950s

Joyce L. Arriola


Open Forum

Conflict Mitigation towards Sustainable

Peace: The Central Mindanao Experience

at the Turn of the 21st Century

Faina C. Abaya-Ulindang

Mindanao State University Marawi

Negotiating Gender Roles in Conflict

Affected Areas in Muslim Mindanao:

Challenges and Possibilities

Rufa C. Guiam

Empowering the Youth as Peacebuilders

in Mindanao: Lessons from a Social

Experiment

Federico V. Magdalena

University of Hawai’i at Mano’a

Normalization in the Bangsamoro:

Challenges and Prospects

Mark Anthony J. Torres Mindanao State University - Iligan

Institute of Technology

Open Forum

Bobby M. Tuazon


Sarah Webb


Amparo Adelina C. Umali, III


Tahei Okada




Federico V.Magdalena



6:00

CLOSING OF CONFERENCE

Thanks and Appreciation

Clement C. Camposano

ICOPHIL Conference Program Convener

Ben Malayang III

President, Silliman University

Closing Remarks

Bernardita R. Churchill

ICOPHIL Council Chair and Conference Convener

7:00

PSA BUSINESS MEETING and

CONFERENCE FAREWELL DINNER (For Confirmation)


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DAY 4 – Saturday, July 9, 2016 LAKBAY ARAL (For Confirmation on details)

The Lakbay Aral is optional and the cost of travel and meals will be shouldered by the participants – reservations will be on a first come, first serve basis. This will either be a trip to Siquijor Island or a land tour of Dumaguete and its

environs.

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