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Sep 10, 2021

Synthesis

Blog #9: Last blog for the term! Finally, we reached the final lapse in this race. This course, Democracy and politics of change, has left us many notable learnings. For the past weeks, we have introduced into many concepts and gave us some further understanding of its complexities. …

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Synthesis
Synthesis

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Sep 6, 2021

Theories of dysfunctional political transitions (Part 2)

Blog #8: Political violence and structural violence Political violence is still striking around the globe. And now we know that it can bring a big threat into the entire humanity for the coming years, various groups are making an effort to prevent casualties caused by these different political violence and…

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Theories of dysfunctional political transitions (Part 2)
Theories of dysfunctional political transitions (Part 2)

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Sep 4, 2021

Theories of dysfunctional political transitions (Part 1)

Blog #7: Political Violence In a world where violence is now being used to take advantage of people just to pursue their political agendas, the international community must be aware of certain consequences brought by these perpetrated violence. Most particularly, the concept of political violence is currently a trend these…

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Theories of dysfunctional political transitions (Part 1)
Theories of dysfunctional political transitions (Part 1)

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Aug 16, 2021

Social Movements

Blog #6: Social Movements The Philippines has a notable history of organizing various social movements. From the time of EDSA revolutions to Duterte’s Diehard Supporters, we can say that social movements continues to be visible and progressed in the society. …

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Social Movements
Social Movements

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Aug 7, 2021

Radical Democracy

Blog #5: Radical Democracy As we witnessed how political activism made its way to the internet, the concept of radical democracy is also gradually being embraced by society. The political engagement between people is not about reaching the consensus but rather it is about forming their own concept of the…

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Radical Democracy
Radical Democracy

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Aug 1, 2021

Deliberative Democracy

Blog #4: Deliberative Democracy In a society wherein people love to share their own opinions on a particular matter, it is no doubt that a deliberation between them will occur. This is where the idea of deliberative democracy comes in. A type of democracy that shows rational discussions and debate…

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Deliberative Democracy
Deliberative Democracy

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Aug 1, 2021

Participatory Democracy

Blog #3: Participatory Democracy Oftentimes linked with liberal democracy, participatory democracy is a whole new discussion to talk about since it provides a different notion. While there are many arguments on whether a purely representative democracy should be the best option for a democratic ruling government, the participation of the…

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Participatory Democracy
Participatory Democracy

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Jul 30, 2021

The concept of ‘Pluralism’ and ‘Public Choice Theory’

Blog #2: Pluralism and Public Choice Theory The Philippines seems to be a perfect home for a pluralistic society. Since its diversity is highly recognized by multiple ethnicities, cultures, and religions. And because of this diversity, our government is expected to consider these various interest groups every decision they will…

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The concept of ‘Pluralism’ and ‘Public Choice Theory’
The concept of ‘Pluralism’ and ‘Public Choice Theory’

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Jul 27, 2021

An introduction to ‘Democracy’

Blog #1: Liberal Democracy Democracy has been a highly contested concept because of its complexity. Numerous debates or arguments are being done through the years to come up with a single definition but still, there is no definite notion to it. …

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An introduction to ‘Democracy’
An introduction to ‘Democracy’

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Jan 31, 2021

On the lens of Identity politics

“I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.” — Martin Luther King Jr.,1963 Through the years, we have seen identity politics emerged and…

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On the lens of Identity politics
On the lens of Identity politics

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