Jama Mapun Ethnoecology: Economic and Symbolic (of Grains, Winds and Stars)
Eric S. CASIÑO
A Note on the Pa'gang, a Tagbanuwa Bamboo Musical Instrument
Juan R. FRANCISCO
Filipino Catholicism: A Case Study in Religious Change
F. Landa JOCANO
The Colorum Uprisings: 1924-1931
Milagros C. GUERRERO
Political History, Autonomy and Change: The Case of the Barrio Charter
Mario D. ZAMORA
The Foundation for Culture and Personality Research in the Philippines
Robert LAWLESS
Fishing Economy of the Itbayat, Batanes, Philippines with Special Reference to its Vocabulary (20 MB)
Yamada YUKIHIRO
Anti-Sinicism in the Philippines
George WEIGHTMAN
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