Publications

Other Publications

• The Age of Discovery: Impact on Philippine Society and Culture, 2nd edition, edited by Belinda A. Aquino and Dean T. Alegado
• Filipiniana in Madrid: Field Notes in Five Manuscripts Collection, by Bruce Cruikshank
• The Philippine Political and Economic Situation in View of 1992, edited by Randolf S. David and Jonathan Y. Okamura
• Philippine Urban Poor, by John F. Doherty, S.J.
• Dallang: An Introduction to Philippine Literature in Ilokano & Other Essays, by Marcelino A. Foronda, Jr.
• The Emergence of Modern Drama in the Philippines (1898-1912), by Tomas C. Hernandez
• Sadinno ti Papanam: Selected Issues Affecting Filipinos in Hawaii, edited by Tomas C. Hernandez
• Knowing America’s Colony: A Hundred Years from the Philippine War, by Reynaldo C. Ileto
• Vigilantes in the Philippines: From Fanatical Cults to Citizen’s Volunteer Organizations, by Ronald J. May
• The Politics of Counterinsurgency in the Philippines: Military and Political Options, by Gareth Porter
• Strain in Filipino Industrial Relations, by Elias T. Ramos
• Philippine Newspapers: An International Union List, compiled by Shiro Saito and Alice Mak
• Cronies and Enemies: The Current Philippine Scene, by John F. Doherty, S.J. and Jovito R. Salonga
• Two Perspectives on Philippine Literature and Society, by Epifanio San Juan and Luis V. Teodoro
• And Woman Will Prevail Over Man: The Case of the Ciudad Mistica de Dios, by Floro Quibuyen

Special Publications
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• The Age of Discovery: Impact on Philippine Society and Culture, 2nd edition, edited by Belinda A. Aquino and Dean T. Alegado
• The Filipino Century Beyond Hawaii: A Report, by Belinda A. Aquino and Federico V. Magdalena
• The Philippines: Sights and Sounds: A Guide to Audiovisual Resources on Philippine Studies in Hawaii, prepared by Belinda A. Aquino and Marissa C. Garcia
• Philippine Studies Specialists in the United States and Canada, prepared by Robert L. Youngblood and Belinda A. Aquino
• Theses and Dissertations on the Philippines at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, CPS
• Sights and Sounds, A Guide to Audiovisual Resources on the Philippines at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2nd edition, by Belinda A. Aquino and Marissa C. Garcia
• Sinking Roots: Filipino American Legacy in Hawaii, 2nd edition, edited by Dean T. Alegado

Digital/Online Articles
(Including Related Sources)

• “Not Deadly Enough: The Erasure of Lived Experiences as the Epistemological Violence of Mining in Cebu, Philippines,
  by Jake Atienza,  Comparative Law Journal of the Pacific, Vol XXVII, 2024.
• “The Filipino Community in Hawaii, ” by Dean T. Alegado, Social Process in Hawaii, Vol. 33 (1991): 12-38.
• “From American-Filipino to Filipino-American,“ by Leonard Y. Andaya, Social Process in Hawaii, Vol. 37 (1996) 99-111.
• “How Philippine Studies Began,” by Belinda A. Aquino, Filipinas Magazine (2000).

Labor, Ethnicity and Politics: Hawaii Filipino Experience, by Belinda A. Aquino.

• “Pablo Manlapit‘s Fight for Justice,” by Melinda Tria Kerkvliet, Social Process in Hawaii, Vol. 33 (1991): 153-168..
• Tatlong Tula (Three Poems), by Ruth Elynia S. Mabanglo.
• “Muslims in the Philippines,” by Federico V. Magdalena, The Siege of Marawi in the Philippines: The Roots of Extremism and State Fragility (July 2020), Al Mesbar Studies & Research Center, Dubai.
• Plantation Legacy in Hawaii, by Helen Nagtalon-Miller.
• “Translanguaging as transformative pedagogy: Vignettes from the Filipino language classrooms in Hawaiʻi. In A. Welp & R. Maciel (Eds.) Transformative practices in translanguaging classrooms. Brazil: Editora Zouk, 2024, by Jayson Parba.
• “Investigating teachers’ (mis)understanding of translingualism: Hopes for a multi-/translingual Philippine ELT.” The European Journal of Applied Linguistics & TEFL, by Jayson Parba and I. Fernandez-Dalona.
• “Disrupting English hegemony and promoting critical language pedagogy in the Philippines.” The European Journal of Applied Linguistics and TEFL, by Jayson Parba and I. Fernandez-Dalona.
• “Toward an Afro-Asian Hip-Hop Dance Pedagogy,” co-authored with Kellee E. Warren, Conversations Across the Field of Dance Studies: Dancing in the Aftermath of Anti-Asian Violence 42: 171-189. doi: https://doi.org/10.3998/conversations.3662, by J. Lorenzo Perillo.
• “Filipino Diaspora,” by E. San Juan, Jr., Philippine Studies, Vol. 49, No. 2 (2001): 255-264.
• “Histories, Resistances, and Reconciliations in a Decolonizable Space,” by Ricardo D. Trimillos, Journal of American Folklore, Volume 121, Number 479, Winter 2008: 60-79).
• The Vanishing Filipinos, Corky Trinidad.