Where Nothing Seems to Change: Philippine Identity Report 2010

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Main Author:	Liberty Chee
Other Authors:	ASIA RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Format:	Article
Published:	National University of Singapore 2023
Subjects:	Corrupt Migrant War-torn Flawed Democracy Divided/disunity American Influence Striving for true democracy No justice Poor Instability (domestic) Private interest vs. public good Generally Virtuous/Good Desire for good governance Cultural malaise Economic dependence on US/foreigners Economic growth Struggling for freedom Guerilla warfare Good/idyllic life in the province Bad governance Member of world community Aspiring for justice Archipelago Drug crisis / criminality EJKs / human rights violations Bad politicians Working towards peace Secular Value education Change is possible Socialism/communism Catholic/religious Pragmatic foreign policy Lack of common sense/self-criticism United Nationalist Courageous Hunger PH is beautiful Apathetic Reality hidden from people Few women educated Inequality Weak economy Decentralized government Social media in elections Strategic location Happy / humorous Church influence Territorial dispute / SCS Multi-racial
Online Access:	https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/236088
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-2360882023-01-13T05:21:07Z Where Nothing Seems to Change: Philippine Identity Report 2010 Liberty Chee ASIA RESEARCH INSTITUTE Corrupt Migrant War-torn Flawed Democracy Divided/disunity American Influence Striving for true democracy No justice Poor Instability (domestic) Private interest vs. public good Generally Virtuous/Good Desire for good governance Cultural malaise Economic dependence on US/foreigners Economic growth Struggling for freedom Guerilla warfare Good/idyllic life in the province Bad governance Member of world community Aspiring for justice Archipelago Drug crisis / criminality EJKs / human rights violations Bad politicians Working towards peace Secular Value education Change is possible Socialism/communism Catholic/religious Pragmatic foreign policy Lack of common sense/self-criticism United Nationalist Courageous Hunger PH is beautiful Apathetic Reality hidden from people Few women educated Inequality Weak economy Decentralized government Social media in elections Strategic location Happy / humorous Church influence Territorial dispute / SCS Multi-racial 1-18 2023-01-11T06:50:30Z 2023-01-11T06:50:30Z 2019 Article Liberty Chee (2019). Where Nothing Seems to Change: Philippine Identity Report 2010 : 1-18. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/236088 National University of Singapore SSRTG
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topic	Corrupt Migrant War-torn Flawed Democracy Divided/disunity American Influence Striving for true democracy No justice Poor Instability (domestic) Private interest vs. public good Generally Virtuous/Good Desire for good governance Cultural malaise Economic dependence on US/foreigners Economic growth Struggling for freedom Guerilla warfare Good/idyllic life in the province Bad governance Member of world community Aspiring for justice Archipelago Drug crisis / criminality EJKs / human rights violations Bad politicians Working towards peace Secular Value education Change is possible Socialism/communism Catholic/religious Pragmatic foreign policy Lack of common sense/self-criticism United Nationalist Courageous Hunger PH is beautiful Apathetic Reality hidden from people Few women educated Inequality Weak economy Decentralized government Social media in elections Strategic location Happy / humorous Church influence Territorial dispute / SCS Multi-racial
spellingShingle	Corrupt Migrant War-torn Flawed Democracy Divided/disunity American Influence Striving for true democracy No justice Poor Instability (domestic) Private interest vs. public good Generally Virtuous/Good Desire for good governance Cultural malaise Economic dependence on US/foreigners Economic growth Struggling for freedom Guerilla warfare Good/idyllic life in the province Bad governance Member of world community Aspiring for justice Archipelago Drug crisis / criminality EJKs / human rights violations Bad politicians Working towards peace Secular Value education Change is possible Socialism/communism Catholic/religious Pragmatic foreign policy Lack of common sense/self-criticism United Nationalist Courageous Hunger PH is beautiful Apathetic Reality hidden from people Few women educated Inequality Weak economy Decentralized government Social media in elections Strategic location Happy / humorous Church influence Territorial dispute / SCS Multi-racial Liberty Chee Where Nothing Seems to Change: Philippine Identity Report 2010
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title	Where Nothing Seems to Change: Philippine Identity Report 2010
title_short	Where Nothing Seems to Change: Philippine Identity Report 2010
title_full	Where Nothing Seems to Change: Philippine Identity Report 2010
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