Books

Modern Philippines (ABC-Clio Greenwood Press, 2022) by Dr. Patricio N. Abinales, former CPS Director.

The Almighty Moves Mountains, ed. and trans. by Aurelio Solver Agcaoili, IPLL Chair and CPS Executive Committee member.

Building Filipino Hawaii (University of Illinois Press, 2015), by Roderick N. Labrador, Ethnic Studies Department.

Women Warriors in Southeast Asia (Routledge, 2020), edited by Vina A. Lanzona and Fredrik Rettig. Dr. Lanzona was a former CPS Director.

Giving Back (Temple University, 2021), by L. Joyce Zapanta Mariano

Imagining The Filipino American Diaspora (Routledge, 2013), by Jonathan Y. Okamura .

Choreographing in Color (Oxford University Press 2020), by J. Lorenzo Perillo, CPS CO-Director

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
[The following titles are FREE while supplies last]

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.