Philippine Political Science Journal

Official Publication of the Philippine Political Science Association @philpolsci | Published by @BrillPublishing | @Scopus | Edited by @AtienzaEla

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The Philippine Political Science Journal grieves the loss of Professor Temario C. Rivera, who was a former Editor of our publication. (Photo from the PPSA Facebook page)

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Interested in reading Communal Intimacy and the Violence of Politics: Understanding the War on Drugs in Bagong Silang, Philippines (2022)? Check Iglesias's review at https://t.co/zb9VodkUHB

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Interested in reading The Political Economy of Southeast Asia: Politics and Uneven Development Under Hyperglobalisation (2020)? Check Eusebio's review at https://t.co/dXKvl92srK

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How do the Bangsamoro and Christians view forgiveness toward each other, and how do differences in their views, if any, affect Bangsamoro-Christian conflict resolution? Read what Labor and Gastardo-Conaco have to say at https://t.co/t0O3iMadiO

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Can we use moral politics to understand—and find solutions to—the problem of sidewalk vending in Manila? Read what Agnes has to say at https://t.co/4HBHdrwoD4

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Do political parties represent voters' preference in South Korea local elections? Read what Lee and Repkine have to say at https://t.co/Y4YTMGDpNm

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The latest issue, Volume 44 (2023) Issue 2, of Philippine Political Science Journal is now available! The issue features three full-length research articles and two book reviews.

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For 2022, @PPSJournal is the Q2 for the Political Science and International Relations category. Its SJR score is 0.254, the highest since 1999. PPSJ is in the top 25-50% of the 615 journals in the category.

PPSJ, @philpolsci's official publication, is indexed in @Scopus.

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In this article, Eusebio investigates how political machinery and direct delivery of developmental goods and services to crucial constituencies were being linked and used in two locales in the Philippines.
Read more: https://t.co/czoiEBnwYu

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In this article, Divinagracia looks into the discursive frames employed by selected pro-Duterte pages on Facebook that tackled the ABS-CBN shutdown and franchise denial issues in 2020.
Read more: https://t.co/Vt1RicyqRs

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In this article: Ducanes, Rood, and Tigno find that sociodemographic factors, policy satisfaction, and perception of Duterte’s character all contribute to explaining his high satisfaction rating.
Read more: https://t.co/RExXn48Q28

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Volume 44 Issue 1 (2023) of the @PPSJournal is now out. It features three full-length articles on factors affecting Duterte's popularity, the ABS-CBN shutdown issue and echo chambers, and developmental machinery in Naga and Pangasinan.

https://t.co/kmzPSvRIa7

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Volume 43 Issue 3 (December 2022) of the PPSJ is now available online. The issue has two full-length articles on (1) the Philippines in the context of US-China rivalry and (2) local electoral incentives and public welfare expenditures.

https://t.co/LgZ4sEMV42

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In this article, Paul D Hutchcroft and Weena Gera argue that strong-arming is no substitute for effective central steering – whether in responding to this crisis or to other crises that may emerge in the future.

Read their article: https://t.co/lAKlTTKPMB