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PHILIPPINE JOURNAL OF PUBLIC POLICY: INTERDISCIPLINARY DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVES

Volume 2021

Contents

Policy Analysis on Education in Emergencies (EiE) and Flexible Learning Options (FLOs) for Senior High School (SHS) in the Philippines

Naomi Fontanos, Junette Fatima Gonzales, Kathrina Lorraine Lucasan, and Dina Ocampo

1 – 35

Bridging the Agriculture Credit Gap: A Case Study of the Farmer Entrepreneurship Program of Jollibee Group Foundation

Jane Lynn D. Capacio, Emmanuel S. de Dios, and Rob van Tulder

37 – 68

Policy Landscape for Customary Forest Management in the Philippine Cordilleras

Leah Abayao

69 – 93

An Innovative Ambidexterity Typology of Filipino Agripreneurs and Its Implications for Regional Development Policies

Melodee Marciana E. De Castro and Dinah Pura T. Depositario

95 – 136

#MeToo: A Comparative Study of the #MeToo Movement in the United States and South Korea Using Collective Action Frames and Hashtag Feminism

Ma. Jestine J. Mendoza

135 – 167

Policy Insights

Challenges and policy options for harnessing renewable energy-based social networks for renewable energy electrification of small off-grid islands

Laurence Delina, Josephine Dionisio, Jergil Gyle Gavieres, and Joey Ocon

169 – 180

A Technical Analysis on the Manila Bay Dolomite Beach Reclamation Project

Mark Angelo C. Bucay, Tara Alessandra S. Abrina,Jelaine L. Gan, and Maria Finesa Cosico

181 – 196

Adopting Miller’s First Principles for Online Food Delivery Platforms’ Labor Regulation in the Philippines

Jayvy R. Gamboa

198 – 213

Dark Academia: How Universities Die

by Peter Fleming. London: Pluto Press, 2021. Pp. 224. ISBN 9780745341064

Ramon Guillermo