Twenty-two writers expound on martial law and its long-term effects on the country. "The Economy Fifty Years since Martial Law: Changing Landscapes, Unchanged Views" by Dr. Emmanuel S. de Dios,…

by Emmanuel S. de Dios, Maria Socorro Gochoco-Bautista, and Jan Carlo Punongbayan, in The Marcos Years: The Age of Crisis and Repression (Ferdinand C. Llanes, editor; SAMASA, 2023)

False Nostalgia, JC Punongbayan’s first book, dismantles the long-standing myth that the Marcos dictatorship ushered in a Philippine “golden age.” Drawing on hard facts and presented in clear, accessible language,…

by Dante B. Canlas (editor) Introduction – by Dante B. Canlas Labor Productivity, Structural Change, and COVID-19 – by Emmanuel F. Esguerra and Karl Robert L. Jandoc On the Labor, Macroeconomic, and Welfare Effects of…

by Julian Thomas B. Alvarez, Jahm Mae E. Guinto, and Joseph J. Capuno, in Lockdown and Lowdown: The Politics of COVID-19 Pandemic Response in the Philippines (Rosalie Arcala Hall, editor; Ateneo de Manila…

by Adrian R. Mendoza and James P. Villafuerte, in ASEAN and Global Value Chains: Locking in Resilience and Sustainability (M. Mikic, G. Sacerdoti, J. Villafuerte, and D. Zara, editors; Asian Development Bank, 2023)

by Callum Brindley, Tom Van Ourti, Joseph Capuno, Aleli Kraft, Jenny Kudymowa, and Owen O’Donnell, BMC Public Health, Vol. 23, 2023

by Ma. Laarni D. Revilla and Jonna P. Estudillo, Philippine Sociological Review, Vol. 69 (2021), 2023.

by Marjorie Pajaron and Glacer Niño Vasquez, Philippine Journal of Science, Special Issue on Philippine Meteorological Research, 2023.

by Toby Melissa C. Monsod, Mary Anne Majadillas, and Maria Socorro Gochoco-Bautista, Climate Policy, 2023.