Martsa Para sa Lupa: The Struggle for Land and Everyday Politics in a Rural Village in Bataan

This study follows the narratives of farmers in the village of Sumalo, Hermosa in the province of Bataan in Central Luzon and their protracted land struggle. Using a social constructivist perspective, the Sumalo village’s history is traced through the pro-land reform people’s organization SANAMAB...

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Main Author: Gil, Joseph Elijah Sydney
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spelling ph-ateneo-arc.theses-dissertations-17102022-03-28T02:12:03Z Martsa Para sa Lupa: The Struggle for Land and Everyday Politics in a Rural Village in Bataan Gil, Joseph Elijah Sydney This study follows the narratives of farmers in the village of Sumalo, Hermosa in the province of Bataan in Central Luzon and their protracted land struggle. Using a social constructivist perspective, the Sumalo village’s history is traced through the pro-land reform people’s organization SANAMABASU’s experience in navigating and responding to the opportunities offered by the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP). Emphasis is put in the agency of people and the processes of contestation and mobilization. I found that farmers are not passive victims. The villagers of Sumalo have in varied ways resisted the landowner’s land claims using a combination of strategies and tactics. The 100-kilometer long march or Lakbayan campaign held in May 2017 is one act of reclaiming collective agency, crucial for a community which has long faced its own powerlessness. 2020-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://archium.ateneo.edu/theses-dissertations/584 Theses and Dissertations (All) Archīum Ateneo n/a
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Gil, Joseph Elijah Sydney
Martsa Para sa Lupa: The Struggle for Land and Everyday Politics in a Rural Village in Bataan
description This study follows the narratives of farmers in the village of Sumalo, Hermosa in the province of Bataan in Central Luzon and their protracted land struggle. Using a social constructivist perspective, the Sumalo village’s history is traced through the pro-land reform people’s organization SANAMABASU’s experience in navigating and responding to the opportunities offered by the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP). Emphasis is put in the agency of people and the processes of contestation and mobilization. I found that farmers are not passive victims. The villagers of Sumalo have in varied ways resisted the landowner’s land claims using a combination of strategies and tactics. The 100-kilometer long march or Lakbayan campaign held in May 2017 is one act of reclaiming collective agency, crucial for a community which has long faced its own powerlessness.
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author Gil, Joseph Elijah Sydney
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title Martsa Para sa Lupa: The Struggle for Land and Everyday Politics in a Rural Village in Bataan
title_short Martsa Para sa Lupa: The Struggle for Land and Everyday Politics in a Rural Village in Bataan
title_full Martsa Para sa Lupa: The Struggle for Land and Everyday Politics in a Rural Village in Bataan
title_fullStr Martsa Para sa Lupa: The Struggle for Land and Everyday Politics in a Rural Village in Bataan
title_full_unstemmed Martsa Para sa Lupa: The Struggle for Land and Everyday Politics in a Rural Village in Bataan
title_sort martsa para sa lupa: the struggle for land and everyday politics in a rural village in bataan
publisher Archīum Ateneo
publishDate 2020
url https://archium.ateneo.edu/theses-dissertations/584
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