Trends and Direction of Research on Philippine History: An Informal Essay
Norman G. OWEN
Parson's "Theory of Action" and "Structural Functional" Approach to Social Science: A critique
Fay L. DUMAGAT
Economic Policy and Political Gains: The First Phase of India's Green Revolution (1966-71)
Michelguglielmo TORRI
The End of the Post-War Period in United States-Japanese Relations
Edward A. OLSEN
Towards Integration: A Review of Policies affecting the Minority Groups with Special Reference to the Mangyans (1901-1975)
Violeta B. LOPEZ
Where the Rich are Tenants
Esteban T. MAGANNON
Rapid Social Change among Igorot Miners
William Henry SCOTT
Juan Pusong: The Filipino Trickster Revisited
Donn V. HART and Harriett E. HART
A Preliminary List of Iloko Drama
Filonila Madamba TUPAS
The Muslims in the Philippines: A Bibliographic Essay
Mohammad Fatthy MAHMOUD
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