For #ScholarlySunday a series of links to interesting papers, books, and documents.
1. The passing of Chito Gascon, who was the youngest commissioner, points to this essential reference on the thinking behind our present charter: archive.org/details/record…
Here is Vol. II of the 1987 ConCom Journal: archive.org/details/record…
Here is Vol. III of the 1987 ConCom Journal: archive.org/details/record…
Here is Vol. IV of the 1987 ConCom Journal: archive.org/details/record…
Here is Vol. V of the 1987 ConCom Journal: archive.org/details/record…
Sadly, there has been no account of the proceedings of the 1986 Constitutional Commission on the model of Aruego's work on the framing of the 1935 Constitution: archive.org/details/record…
As public opinion is fundamental to the rise and fall of governments, this special report makes for informative reading. sws.org.ph/swsmain/artcld…
Placing this Tweet here, as it is a snippet that might be useful to someone sometime somewhere. #ScholarlySunday
On a final #ScholarlySunday note, a lecture now available online:
Final, final: this 2010 presentation by Mark Thompson remains a useful lens for viewing our elections and administrations: the fundamental division being between populists and reformists. scribd.com/presentation/3… #ScholarlySunday
D'oh! Forgot two scholarly papers for #ScholarlySunday. 1. From Aquino II to Duterte (2010 - 2018) ed.Bjoern Dressel & Imelda Deinla academia.edu/39896539/From_…
An addition to the emerging literature on illiberalism in the Philippine context.
2. (Re)Assessing EDSA ‘People Power’ as a Critical Conjuncture by Rommel A . Curaming academia.edu/2147171/_Re_As…
I'd noted when Adrian Cristobal passed, that what Edsa had in common with the New Society was the idea thgat somehow society can be remade and reordered --and that this is desirable. So this paper's interesting.

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11 Oct
Where the political class stands as of the deadline for officially filing candidacies, a thread taking off from my piece yesterday.
As I wrote some time ago, because of a six year presidential term with no reelection and because every administration has a fixed majority for its useful life, when that useful life ends, nearly everyone suddenly becomes opposition, which is why real oppositionists get edged out.
Since administrations more often than not have little effect on who replaces them, their energies are better spent strategically placing people in institutions like the SC to ensure persecution of them is ineffective: GMA was best at this. So-called machinery counts for little.
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What happened: September 21-24 in newspapers. A thread. From Richard Wilhelm Beltran Ragodon. Why Marcos wanted you to forget what was actually happening on Sept. 21-23.

1. September 21, 1972. Manila Times, Taliba, and Daily Express.
What happened: September 21-24 in newspapers. A thread. From Richard Wilhelm Beltran Ragodon. Why Marcos wanted you to forget what was actually happening on Sept. 21-23.

2. September 22, 1972. Reporting what happened Sept. 21, including the rally. Manila Times, Taliba,
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3. September 23, 1972.
a. The Manila Times*
b. An explanation of how some issues came out before the paper was shut down.
c. The Manila Chronicle*
*shut down by Marcos
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Read what actually happened today, September 21, 1972. #PhilippineDiaryProject philippinediaryproject.com/1972/09/22/sep…
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21 Sep
Looking ahead to September 23, the 49th anniversary of #MartialLaw a thread.
Situating September 21 in real events (from The Historical Atlas of the Republic) archive.org/details/histor…
You can go into detail not just about September, 1972, but 1969-1986 in this detailed timeline of martial law. philippinediaryproject.com/2021/08/27/a-t… (parts 1-4)
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11 Sep
Today is the birth anniversary of The Great Dictator who’s enjoying a posthumous rehabilitation primarily through online revisionism. The generations that disowned him have come to discover new generations cultivated to admire him. A thread of readings on what this says about us.
A two-part reflection on Marcos' life, and the chapters it can be divided into, from 23007. mlq3.tumblr.com/post/351681918…
A reflection, on the centennial of his birth, on his life story being the incarnation, in many ways, of his generation's resentments: his success was considered a validation of a particular Filipino way of thinking and doing. quezon.ph/2017/09/11/spo…
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Prepping materials for (possibly) my first vlog; some slides I have often used in presentations as exceedingly useful in discussing what we think people think when we think of how they think through their votes, a thread. Image
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