• The Role of Activist Nuns in Philippine Democracy 

  Perpetua, Mary Grace L. (2006-03)

  Philippine politics had always been an arena wherein powerful interest groups, including the Roman Catholic Church, become stakeholders in democratizing society. Following this assumption, Church leaders had always played ...
• The Implications of the Philippine Mining Act of 1995 to the Ancestral Domain of the Indigenous Peoples of the Philippines 

  Sablad, Jelyca V. (2006-04)

  The Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines has long been the subject of displacement and various human rights violations. They are the poor victims of development projects of the government. Up until this moment the ...
• “US War on Philippine Soil: the ATB” A Study on the Perceived U.S. Influence on the Anti-Terrorism Bill Legislation 

  Salvador, Iris Marie A. (2006-04)
• The Role of Leadership in Increasing Access to Health at the Local Level: A Study on the City of Muntinlupa 

  Tutor, Melva V. (2006-03)

  This study sought to determine the role of the Local Chief Executive in increasing access to health of the people. Moreover, we looked into the impact of this role in increasing health consciousness and empowerment of ...
• Association of Southeast Asian Nation (ASEAN): Conceptializing an ASEAN Model of Regional Integration: A Study on the Likelihood of the Formation of a Southeast Asian Union 

  Arceo, Mariam A. (2008)

  The thesis entitled Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN): Conceptualizing an ASEAN Model of Regional Integration (A Study on the Likelihood of the Formation of a Southeast Asian Union) contemplates upon the ...

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