01262nam a22002297a 450000500170000000800410001702200220005802200230008004000140010321000100011724500790012726000670020630000210027331000140029436200360030850002320034450501500057650501000072650501280082665000420095465000360099620260121163837.0260114b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a2244-1638.(print)  a2244-1093 (online)  aMMSUcULS  aPSHEV  aPhilippine Studies Historical Ethnographic Viewpoints :bManila's monorail  aQuezon City, Philippines :bAtene De Manila University,c2022-  avolumes c23 cm.  aQuarterly  aVolume 70, Number 1 (2022-    )  aPhilippine 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.   aDodged Bullet or Missed Opportunity? A History of Planned Monorails for Manila, 1961-1985 /rJudith Camille E. Rosette and Miguel Paolo P. Reyes   aHuman Security and Olongapo Residents' Nostalgia for the US Subic Base /rKarl Gerrard Tiu See   aThe Kalibapi's 1944 Lakambini Popularity Contest during the Japanese Occupation of Iloilo City /rFrances Anthea R. Redison  aCosmopolitanismxHistoryvPeriodicals  aOld MalayxHistoryvPeriodicals