Perspectives on Poverty
Arsenio M. Balisacan, et al.

Published with the University of the Philippines Press and the Council on Southeast Asian Studies, Yale University. This is a collection of seven papers written by recognized social scientists working on poverty research and issues on rural poverty. 145 pages 1993.

Internationalization of the Bangsamoro Struggle
Samuel K. Tan

Using historical documents, the author argues that “the secessionist ideology considers all inhabitants of Mindanao part of the Bangsamoro identity regardless of race, religion, creed, or status.”– Foreword. Co-published with the UP Press. 176 pages  1993

• PHILIPPINE COASTAL MARINE HABITATS AT RISK: A CASE STUDY OF GUIMARAS ISLAND
  Ricardo Babaran and Jose Ingles Co-published with the UP Press
  

  Provides baseline information on the coastal marine habitats of Guimaras province in the Western Visayas region, especially on the state of the coastal waters off Guimaras, the state of the coral reefs, mangrove swamps and seagrass beds. Also includes recommendations for the sustainable development of coastal resources. 249 page 1997 . P300

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• FAUNAL DIVERSITY IN THE MARINE COASTAL ZONE
  By Reynaldo M. de la Paz and Edgardo D. Gomez Published by UP-CIDS in cooperation with the Haribon Foundation

  Provides a comprehensive overview of the faunal diversity in the marine coastal zones, the sources of degeneration of our marine resources, the prevailing threats, and the endangered species. It also identifies existing conservation measures and some of the research gaps our scientists have yet to fill.
  46 pages . 1995 . P55

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• INDIGENOUS COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: THE CASE OF MATAW FISHING IN BATANES 
  By Maria F. Mangabas Published by UP-CIDS
  Documents the organization of a traditional fishing cooperative in Batanes. Focuses on the regulation of access to fishing grounds, the manner of distributing the catch, and the effects of modernization on the traditional organization and world view of fisherfolk. Proposes the formal designation of its members as resource managers and their incorporation into the provincial resource management framework.
  56 pages . 1994 . P55

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• THE STATE OF THE PHILIPPINE ENVIRONMENT 
  By Percy Sajise, et al.
  This research report contains baseline assessments of the state of the environment and resources development in the Philippines by a multidisciplinary team. It includes Percy E. Sajise, Nenita E. Tapay, Enrique E. Pacardo, Nicomedes D. Briones, and Macrina T. Zafaralla from UPLB; Rosario D. Jimenez, Edgardo E. Gomez, Prescillano M. Zamora, Miguel D. Fortes, and Imelda Zosa Feranil from UP Diliman. Six primary and interconnected and interrelated ecosystems were examined: forest, marginal land, cropland, urban, freshwater, and marine and coastal. The impact of population pressure on the utilization, development and carrying capacity of various environmental systems were also discussed. Management strategies as well as policy and research recommendations for sustainable development are presented. This research report is a full-length version of Saving the Present for the Future: The State of the Environment (State of the Nation Reports No.1) which was published in 1992 and reprinted in 1994.
  338 pages . 1996 . P350

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• Landlords and Capitalists: Class, Family and State in Philippine Manufacturing
  By Temario Rivera
  Co-published with the UP Press

  Recipient of the National Academy of Science and Technology’s 1996 Outstanding Publication Award and the Manila Critics Circle’s 1997 National Book Award
  “…presents a systematic interpretation of the social and political basis for the failure of Philippine industrialization”– E. de Dios
  168 pages  1994

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• Pinatubo and the Politics of Lahar
  By Kelvin S. Rodolfo
  Co-published with the UP Press

  Received the National Book Award for 1996
  “Written from the perspective of a scientist committed to saving lives and minimizing damage in the areas threatened by lahar, this book is an insider’s personal account of the events, decisions, travails, and high points of the Mt. Pinatubo disaster in 1991.”– C. Bautista
  341 pages  1995

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• Mga Tinig Mula sa Ibaba: Kasaysayan ng Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas at Partido Sosyalista ng Pilipinas Sa Awit, 1930-1955
  

  Ni Teresita G. Maceda
  Inilathala kasama ng UP Press

  Nakatanggap ng Gawad Tsanselor bilang Best Publication ng 1997
  Ang librong ito ay pagbibigay-tinig sa mga piniping bahagi ng kasaysayan ng Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas at Partido Sosyalista ng Pilipinas at ng mga kilusang Hukbalahap at Hukbong Mapagpalaya ng Bayan.
  The book reconstructs revolutionary history from below, using songs as historical texts.
  530 pages 1996

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• Landscapes of Literacy
  By Ma. Luisa C. Doronila
  Received the 1994 UNESCO International Award for Literacy Research
  Published by UNESCO, the international edition of Learning from Life Volume I synthesizes research findings from 14 sites. It argues that the concepts of literacy and numeracy cannot be viewed apart from their social and cultural settings. A richly fascinating ethnographic study, it has important implications for the design of community literacy programs. (The Filipino version of the book will be published by the UP Press)
  168 pages  1994

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• Cognitive Consequences of Literacy
  

  By Allan B.I. Bernardo, et al.

  Recipient of the 1996 UNESCO International Award for Literacy Research
  First of an eight-volume series on functional education and literacy, the book emphasizes the need to create literate communities where literate practices are integrated with community life and activities in order to realize the full impact of literacy on the way people think about their lives. (With a forthcoming international edition to be published by UNESCO)
  146 pages  1995

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• The Philippines in the Emerging World Environment: Globalization at a Glance
  Cayetano W. Paderanga Jr.
  Co-published with the UP Press

  This volume explores the Philippines’ place in the emerging world order and tackles issues like market reform, regionalism, prospects of the service, agriculture, and other sectors in the economy, global free trade and technology, IPR, and others
  491 pages  1996  P750

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  Population, Human Resources and Development 1994 
  Edited by Alejandro N. Herrin
  VOL. 1

  • Part I Overview
  • Part II Demographic Trends: Review and Update

  VOL. 2

  • Part III  Human Resource Development Trends: Nutrition and Education
  • Part IV Economic and Social Impact ofDemographic Trends

  VOL. 3

  • Part V Economic and Social Well-being  of Specific Population Groups
  • Part VI  Population Policy and Coverage of Population, Health and Nutrition Programs
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  Beyond the Cult of Dissidence in Southern Philippines and War-torn Zones
  in the Global Village
  By Arnold Azurin
  Co-published with the UP Press 

  One of the few works that provide a multidisciplinary perspective into the Bangsamoro struggle

  “A central insight in this book is that ‘dissidence in this region is a multiheaded monster with various stripes and masks. The activities of antigovernment and antisocial armed bands may be spurred by politicians and their groups in military uniform as much as by rebellious sectors in the community, which may be either Muslim or Christian.”– Public Policy
  360 pages  1996

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  Toward a Diplomatic History of the Philippines
  

  By Bonifacio S. Salamanca
  Co-published with the CSSP Publications and the UP Press

  Contains instructive studies on Philippine experiences in diplomacy, notably those dealing with the Philippine war-damage claims, the negotiations on the US military bases, the negotiation and the termination of the 1947 RP-US Military Bases Agreement, SEAMEO, and Asian regionalism
  247 pages  1995

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  Recipes for Healing: Gender-Sensitive Care for Women Survivors of Torture
  

  By Elizabeth Protacio Marcelino, Ma. Teresa C. de la Cruz, Agnes Z.V. Camacho, and Faye A.G. Balanon

  “Using case studies, this book describes the use of torture among children in the Philippines; examines its impact; and assesses local and international efforts to protect and assist recovery of survivors.
  1997

• Mga Eksilo, Inang Bayan at Panlipunang Pagbabago
  Edited by Maruja M.B. Asis
  Co-published with the Scalabrini Migration Center
  Articles focus on exiles and exile communities, and explore how the exile experience has contributed to the process of social change in the homeland.
  300 pages  1999

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• Managing Technology for Global Competitiveness: The Philippine Experience
  Edited by Epictetus E. Patalinghug, Jose P. Tabbada, and Elvira A. Zamora
  Articles discuss the level of the country’s technological development in a globalizing economy and challenges to industries’ competitiveness.

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• Housing the Urban Poor: Policies, Approaches, Issues 
  By Ma. Lourdes Rebullida, Dolores Endriga, Geraldine Santos
  Co-published with the Urban Research Consortium
  This is the third in a series of modules that tackle and present the problem of housing for the urban poor.
  65 pages  1999

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• European Studies: Essays by Filipino Scholars 
  By Vyva Victoria Aguirre
  Contains articles on Asia’s economic relations with Europe, analyses of EU treaties that have impact on the Philippines, European influences on local culture, among others.

• INDONESIA’S INTERREGNUM: A TORTUOS TRANSITION TO DEMOCRATIC DEVELOPMENT
  Edited by Eduardo C. Tadem ,257 Pages

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• MANAGING TECHNOLOGY FOR GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS: THE PHILIPPINE EXPERIENCE
  Edited by Epictetus E. Patalinghug, Jose P. Tabbada and Elvira A. Zamora
  Contains articles that discuss the level of the country’s technological development in a globalizing economy and challenges to industries’ competitiveness.
  525 pages

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• THE MEASUREMENT OF FILIPINO WELL-BEING: TECHNICAL REPORT
  Edited by Ly Sycip, et al.
  The study looks into well-being and its related concepts of quality of life and life satisfaction. It asks and seeks to answer the following questions: Is the concept of well-being universal or is there a Filipino concept of it? How do Filipinos conceive of well-being and how do we then measure the concept?

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• PRESSURES OF URBANIZATION: FLOOD AND DRAINAGE CONTROL IN METRO MANILA
  Edited by Leonardo Liongson, Guillermo Tabios, and Peter Castro 
  Focuses on the structural, institutional and cultural issues related to flooding and flood control in Metro Manila; includes a historical background of the perennial flooding problem.
  105 pages

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• RESOURCE RECOVERY IN SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT: STRATEGIES, INITIATIVES, POLICY ISSUES
  By Ma. Lourdes Rebullida
  120 pages

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• URBAN FERNS AND FERN ALLIES
  By Prescillano Zamora
  169 pages

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• COMING TO GRIPS WITH GLOBALIZATION
  Edited by Cayetano W. Paderanga Jr.
  Contains papers on the financial dimensions of the emerging world environment, as well as sectoral and policy studies. 249 pages

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• BUKDINON MYTHS AND RITUALS
  By Carmen Ch. Unabia 
  A vivid and detailed description of belief systems as seen in the various myths and rituals that the Bukidnons practice.
  527 pages

• ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MANGROVE BIODIVERSITY IN THE PHILIPPINES
  By Prescillano Zamora
  The book covers a broad spectrum of the various aspects of mangrove diversity such as research findings, development, management and policy at two levels, namely, species diversity and ecological diversity.
  110 pages

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• ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON PHILIPPINE BIODIVERSITY: FILICOPSIDA (FERNS)
  By Prescillano Zamora, Gilda Rivero and Leonardo Co 
  “The book covers a broad spectrum of the various aspects of biodiversity and biology of Philippine ferns such as taxonomy, morphology, physiology, biogeography, ecology, etc. of both the sporophyte and gametophyte generations of these concerned life-forms.”
  120 pages

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• MAINSTREAMING INDIGENOUS HEALTH KNOWLEDGE & PRACTICES
  Edited by Erlinda Castro-Palaganas et al.
  “…was conceived as a response to the urgent need to capture and document indigenous health knowledge and practices before the influx of modernity into indigenous communities undermines and obliterates these practices.”
  146 pages

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• MINDANAO ETHNIC COMMUNITIES: PATTERNS OF GROWTH AND CHANGE
  Consists of seven short stories of ethnic groups in Mindanao done by native talents, namely the Bagobo-Clata of Calinan, Davao City by Johanna Joyce Guardados; the Manuvu of  Baguio District, Davao City by Mercedes Alan; the Matigsalog of Marilog District by Marcelino Onggo; the Isama of Samal Island, Davao by Liezl Cua; the Kalagan of Madaum, Tagum City by Dorothy Lobos; the Mandaya of Montevista, Davao del Norte by Amihan Cruz; and the Mandaya of Davao Oriental by Manuel Ompang.
  257 pages

• AN ANNOTATION OF THE MARSADA KITABS
  Jawi Documentary Series, Vol 3
  By Samuel K. Tan
  “The publication of a series of the Marsada Kitabs, beginning with this essential annotation, is to help bring both meaning and relevance to the UP role in the Muslim south.” – Introduction
  53 pages
• The SURAT MAGUINDANAON
  Jawi Documentary Series, Vol 2
  By Samuel K. Tan
  55 pages © 2002
• Annotated Bibliography of Jawi Materials of the Muslim South
  Jawi Documentary Series, Vol 1
  By Samuel K. Tan
  45 pages © 2002
• CARRYING THE BURDEN OF THE WORLD: WOMEN REFLECTING ON THE EFFECTS OF CRISIS ON WOMEN AND GIRLS
  Jeanne Frances Illo and Rosalinda Pineda-Ofreneo, Editors (Updated ed.)
  The book, whose underlying analytical framework weaves discourses on markets and gender, is an excellent source of ideas for a research agenda on the economic crisis of women.
  251 pages
• CENTENNIAL LECTURE SERIES: MEMORIES, VISIONS AND SCHOLARSHIP AND OTHER ESSAYS
  These are 13 essays based on the proceedings in the Centennial Lecture Series, sponsored by UP-CIDS; tackle issues in Philippine literature, history and culture.
  441 pages
• IN-SERVICE TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAMS & DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS CONCEPTS, SKILLS & VALUES
  Consolidated Report / NISMED
  179 pages
• NINETEENTH CENTURY CONDITIONS AND THE REVOLUTION IN THE PROVINCE OF LAGUNA
  By Rhina Alvero-Boncocan and Dwight David Diestro
  “The answer to the great need of a written history of the province of Laguna during the 1896 revolution.” – the Authors
  157 pages
• TEORYA AT PRAKTIKA NG PAGSASALIN NG PHILIPPINE SOCIETY AND REVOLUTION NI AMADO GUERRERO, 1968-1992
  By Ma. Theresa L. De Villa
  263 pages
  

• BEYOND THE CRISIS: QUESTIONS OF SURVIVAL AND EMPOWERMENT
  Jeanne Flores Illo and Rosalinda Pineda-Ofreneo, Editors
  “the current volume…goes beyond the crisis into questions of survival and empowerment as revealed in subsequent studies.” – Introduction
  160 pages
• DAVAO 1890-1910: CONQUEST AND RESISTANCE IN THE GARDEN OF THE GODS
  By Macario D. Tiu
  “A projected two year study of Davao history that (ended up) to a two decade study.
  374 pages
• INTERNATIONALIZATION OF THE BANGSAMORO STRUGGLE (Revised Edition)
  By Samuel K. Tan
  259 pages
• SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES IN ASIA: AN ASSESSMENT
  By the UP Asian Center
  “A review of the status of Southeast Asian Studies in the region conducted by scholars and specialist gathered together.” – Summary Report
  162 pages

• Proceedings of “CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICT”
  Editors: Elizabeth Aguiling-Pangalangan and Herminio Harry Roque
  This publication contains the proceedings of the roundtable discussion held in August 2006 which featured a series of talks on the impact of armed conflict on children and the rights of protection they are entitled to on occasions of armed conflict under both international law and the Philippine law.
• Proceedings of “RIGHTS OF CONSCIENCE ACT OF 2006”
  Editors: Elizabeth Aguiling-Pangalangan and Ma. Lourdes Acosta-Alba
  

  Issue editor: Dr. Raul C. Pangalangan, College of Law
  This publication contains the proceedings of the Policy Dialogue held on August 22, 2006 which focused on the “Rights of Conscience Act.” This is the heart of House Bill 5028, introduced by Representative Hermilando I. Mandanas.

• BASILAN KITABS
  Jawi Documentary Series, Vol 4
  By Samuel K. Tan, Munap H. Hairulla
  UP-CIDS lends its support to the publication of the last two volumes on the Basilan and Tawi-tawi kitabs. These commentaries on the Koran and other sacred books preserve the Arabic script and are the only existing indigenous Writings. -Foreword
  144 pages © 2007
• TAWI-TAWI KITABS
  Jawi Documentary Series, Vol 5
  By Samuel K. Tan, Munap H. Hairulla
  285 pages © 2007