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Philippine Studies Historical Ethnographic Viewpoints : Manila's monorail

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TextPublication details: Quezon City, Philippines : Atene De Manila University, 2022-Description: volumes 23 cmISSN: 2244-1638.(print); 2244-1093 (online)Subject(s): Cosmopolitanism -- History -- Periodicals | Old Malay -- History -- Periodicals

Contents:

Dodged Bullet or Missed Opportunity? A History of Planned Monorails for Manila, 1961-1985 / Judith Camille E. Rosette and Miguel Paolo P. Reyes

Human Security and Olongapo Residents' Nostalgia for the US Subic Base / Karl Gerrard Tiu See

The Kalibapi's 1944 Lakambini Popularity Contest during the Japanese Occupation of Iloilo City / Frances Anthea R. Redison

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Item type	Home library	Shelving location	Call number	Vol info	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode
SERIALS/JOURNALS	MMSU Main Library	Serials (Local)		Volume 70, Number 1 (2022	Available	Room Use Only		SERIALS-147

Philippine Studies Historical Ethnographic Viewpoints covers research on Philippine history and ethnography, with its format evolving from Philippine Studies founded in 1953, and adopting its current name and subtitle in 2012.

Dodged Bullet or Missed Opportunity? A History of Planned Monorails for Manila, 1961-1985 / Judith Camille E. Rosette and Miguel Paolo P. Reyes

Human Security and Olongapo Residents' Nostalgia for the US Subic Base / Karl Gerrard Tiu See

The Kalibapi's 1944 Lakambini Popularity Contest during the Japanese Occupation of Iloilo City / Frances Anthea R. Redison

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