This book presents Ferdinand E. Marcos’s political and ideological perspective on the development of democracy in the Philippines within the context of the Third World. It outlines his vision of a “New Philippine Republic,” emphasizing national discipline, social reform, and political stability as foundations for democratic governance in a developing nation. The work reflects the politica…
This book is a comprehensive historical and descriptive study of the Philippines during the Spanish colonial period, originally written by Jean Mallat and later translated into English. It examines the history, geography, social customs, agriculture, industry, and commerce of the Philippines as part of the Spanish colonies in Oceania. The work provides valuable firsthand observations and system…
This book is a collection of scholarly essays published in commemoration of the centenary of José Rizal, the national hero of the Philippines. Edited by Leopoldo Y. Yabes, the volume presents critical re-evaluations of Rizal’s historical, intellectual, and cultural significance, written by professors of the University of the Philippines. The essays examine Rizal’s role as a reformist, writ…
This book presents a firsthand political and historical account of the Philippines’ struggle and role in Asia during and after the Second World War. Written by Carlos P. Romulo, a prominent Filipino diplomat, soldier, and statesman, the work reflects on the broader Asian conflict against imperialism and totalitarianism, highlighting the Philippine experience as a symbol of democratic resistan…
This book is a comprehensive biography of José Rizal, the foremost national hero of the Philippines, portraying his life, intellectual development, and political thought within the context of Spanish colonial rule. Written by León Ma. Guerrero, the work traces Rizal’s education, travels in Europe, literary contributions, and reformist ideas that inspired the Philippine nationalist movement.…
This book examines the historical events surrounding the blockade and siege of Manila during the late nineteenth century, a critical episode in Philippine history connected to the Spanish-American War of 1898. Written by Jose Roca S. de Tógóres, the work provides a detailed narrative of military operations, political circumstances, and the roles played by colonial powers in the capture of Man…
Vestiges of War is a multidisciplinary collection that examines the Philippine-American War (1899–1902) and its lasting cultural, political, and historical impact on both nations. Edited by Angel Velasco Shaw and Luis H. Francia, the book brings together essays, artworks, scholarly analyses, and historical documents that explore how the conflict shaped national identities, colonial relationsh…
Return to the Philippines recounts General Douglas MacArthur’s dramatic campaign to liberate the Philippine Islands during World War II. Written by Rafael Steinberg with the editors of Time-Life Books, the volume explores the strategic planning, amphibious operations, and fierce battles that marked the Allied return to the archipelago in 1944–1945. The narrative highlights key events such a…
This book is a work in progress it is part of a larger effort, which is to tell the story of a legacy the legacy of the Indonesian statesman Ali Alatas who served as the country's foreign minister from 1988 to 1999
This book offers a glimpse of how one career diplomat carved out his own pathway to diplomacy, and shares with the reader the unique experiences and insights he gained along the way. Its pages contains variegated ruminations that could help young aspiring diplomats find their own way to the very challenging but immensely fulfilling world of diplomacy.