UP Baguio Library Serials Section - Vol.41, nos.1-4 (1993)

Philippine Studies : Historical & Ethnographic Viewpoints

Former Title: Philippine Studies : a Quarterly

Publisher: Ateneo de Manila University

Coverage : 1953-2017

Frequency: Quarterly

Class : Filipiniana

Vol. 41 (1st Quarter 1993)

Squatter access to land in Metro Manila Request e-copy

Sin taxes and Filipino smoking and drinking pattern Request e-copy

The Indonesian diaspora and Philippine-Indonesian relations Request e-copy

The early history of the church of the Nazarene in the Philippines Request e-copy

Revolution and war in mindoro, 1898-1903

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Abrogation and appropriation: postcolonial literature in English in the Philippines Request e-copy

The Source of the "Mud Nun" episode in Jose Rizal's "Noli Me Tangere" Request e-copy

One-eyed decision-making [Review Article]

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Double Jeopardy Request e-copy

Filipino writing in the United States: reclaiming whose America Request e-copy

The great galleon: the Santísima Trinidad (1750-65) Request e-copy

"Gaceta Del Superior Gobierno" : The First Philippine Newspaper Request e-copy

Politics, elites and transformation in Malabon Request e-copy

The Philippine National Bank and sugar centrals during the American period Request e-copy

Marital dissolutions in Iligan City Request e-copy

Spanish and mestizo women of Manila Request e-copy

Inside the courtroom : judicial procedures in nineteenth century Philippines Request e-copy

Filipino attitudes toward sexual relations

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Zarzuela to Sarswela: indigenization and transformation Request e-copy

The local government code of 1991 : opportunity and challenge Request e-copy

Church and state in Jolo, 1886 : a case study

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The Visayan male Barkada : manly behavior and male identity on a Philippine Island Request e-copy

The life of Miguel Ayatumo : a sixteenth-century Boholano Request e-copy

Coping strategies of manic depressives Request e-copy

Incongruity, mathematics, and humor in "Joaquinesquerie" Request e-copy

Living with conflict among Javanese and Tagalog Filipinos Request e-copy

A feminist reading of Paz Marquez-Benitez's "Dead stars" Request e-copy