Publications

Pagkaligaw at Pamamaybay sa Elcano & Magellan (Being Lost in and Coasting Along Elcano & Magellan)
Tinitingnan sa papel na ito ang nilalaman ng pelikulang Elcano & Magellan: The First Voyage Around the World (dinirehe ni Ángel Alonso, at isinulat nina José Antonio Vitoria at Garbiñe Losana, 2019), at ang konteksto ng kontrobersiyal nitong resepsiyon lalo na mula sa mga Pilipinong manonood. Binigyan ng natatanging diin hindi lamang ang mga implikasyon nitong historyograpikal sa kontemporanyong naratibong pangkasaysayan ng bansa, kundi maging sa mga posibleng epekto na maaaring makuha mula rito ng pinagtutuunang tagatanggap, ang mga bata.
Magellan
Elcano
Lapu Lapu
Samar
ligaw
baybay
Gunitang Bayan at Salaysaying Bayan: Ang Pamanang Lahi sa Pag-unawa ng Kalakarang Panlipunan at Produksyong Pangkaalaman sa Pilipinas. Nasa Talas: Interdisiplinaryong Journal sa Edukasyong Pangkultura
Hindi lamang sa pamamagitan ng nakagawiang tradisyong positibistang pilosopiya sa pag-aaral maaaring
landasin, tuklasin, at suriin ang datos, impormasyon, at katotohanan upang malinaw na maisalarawan
kung ano ang idea o kaalamang naipundar kaugnay ng kalakarang panlipunan at produksiyon
pangkaalaman sa Pilipinas.

Nais na tugunan sa papel na ito ang isyu hinggil sa naihabing kaalamang akademiko mula sa positibistang
tradisyon sa Pilipinas na labis na nagpapahalaga sa empirisismo bilang kaparaanan sa pag-unawa ng
kalakarang panlipunan at produksiyon pagkaalamang nalikha na tila’y isang bantayog ng katotohanan.
Kapani-paniwala man ang mga iyon o hindi, ang malinaw ay naging pamantayan na nga at naging
balong salokan ng kaalaman ang mga nailathalang pag-aaral.

Sa ganitong punto, maghahain ang awtor sa papel na ito ng alternatibong teorya at metodolohiya sa
pananaliksik na hinugot hindi mula sa positibista-empirikal na kaparaanan, kundi sa di-nakagawiang
paggamit ng mga di-tekstuwal na mga batis sa pananaliksik. Nilalayon ng papel na ito na bigyang-
daan ang pagpadayag (pagpapalitaw, pagtatampok, pagtatanghal) ng mga nakakubling mahalagang
impormasyon at katotohanan mula sa ekspresibong kultura – mga sining biswal, pasalitang tradisyon,
at perpormatibong pagtatanghal.

Sa papel na ito, ginamit ng may-akda ang epistemolohiyang panlipunan bilang teoretikal na saligan ng
pag-aaral. Isisingkaw mula rito ang diwa ng pangangatwiran ukol sa alternatibo’t bagong kaalamang
inaasahan gamit ang pamanang-lahi bilang di-tekstuwal na batis. Ipinagpapalagay ng may-akda na isa
itong hakbang na magpapalaya ng mga intelektuwal na Pilipino mula sa pagkapiit sa makitid na lapit,
perspektiba, at kaparaanan sa pananaliksik.

Matutunghayan sa ginawang pag-aaral ang matagumpay na pagsubok sa halimbawa ng ekspresibong
kultura partikular ang pamanang-lahi bilang repositoryo ng mga nakakubling kaalamang magpapatibay
sa puntong teoretikal at metodolohikal na larang ng pag-unawa sa mga kalakarang panlipunan at
paglikha ng kaalaman.
pamana
gunita
positibismo
kaalamang-bayan
kasaysayan
The Manila Waterworks System: Water Distribution, Access, and Control in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century
Primarily considered a nineteenth-century feat, the Manila waterworks system which was formally inaugurated in 1882 is regarded as one if not the most important sanitary infrastructure achievements of the Spanish colonial government. A centerpiece public works project of the Inspección General de Obras Públicas (IGOP), it intended to provide solutions to the problems of health and sanitation in a rapidly urbanizing Manila. Used as a testament of modern engineering in the colony, the infrastructure was central in cleansing, domesticating, and transforming the urban body of the city. This paper tackles the techno-scientific innovations that characterized the Manila waterworks project to sanitize and domesticate

the murky, dirty, sickly and unruly body of the modern city. The paper traces how this sanitary infrastructure project was conceptualized and concretized, how water was located, pumped, stored, and distributed to the colonial capital. Furthermore, it interrogates how water was used both as a tool and symbol to cleanse and modernize the colonial body and colonial city. It discusses how water access, exclusion, and control led to an ideological and spatial transformation of Manila in the last decades of the nineteenth century.
Manila waterworks system
sanitary infrastructures
water distribution
water access
water control
colonial public works
The June 1863 and the July 1881 Earthquakes: Interpretations and Responses
This paper presents a historical analysis of the response of the government and the people after the June 1863 and July 1880 earthquake disasters. It provides a discussion of the extent of damage caused by the two earthquakes, and the post-disaster responses of the Spanish civil government in Manila and the central government in Madrid. This study also narrates the varying interpretations of the earthquakes, from the point of view of the Church, and from the perspective of the scientific community.

The two earthquakes became profound catalysts for the changes that had taken place in its immediate aftermath. First, it prompted the civil government to initiate and implement a systematic disaster response plan and to institutionalize earthquake studies as a prerequisite in crafting seismic engineering and architectural plans for the communities. Second, what transpired after the two earthquakes revealed the long-standing problems in the bureaucracy and the need to implement modern and scientific approaches to urban planning and infrastructural integrity of the city. Ultimately, these catastrophic events paved the way for the institutionalization of scientific, architectural, and public engineering reforms in the colony.
Earthquakes
religious responses
Spanish bureaucracy
Jesuits
colonial engineers
Prosecuting the “Criminals”: “Undesirable” Chinese and Court System in the Nineteenth-century Philippines
In the nineteenth-century Philippines, numerous “undesirable” Chinese violated certain policies commonly related to registration, taxation and migration. The Spanish colonial government regarded this particular segment of the Chinese population—vagrants, unemployed, idlers, drunkards, pickpockets, beggars, undocumented, and the “suspicious”—as a serious threat to the colony’s political security and financial stability. As such, they were invariably arrested, prosecuted and punished through the state’s judicial apparatus, of which the court system was an important component. Using unexplored archival materials, this paper examines how “undesirable” Chinese were tried in regular and special courts like the Tribunal de Sangleyes in the 1800s. It interrogates the actors, institutions and processes involved in prosecuting these individuals. It argues that while these “criminals” were subjected to bureaucratic judicial procedures, they also employed certain subtle strategies that challenged the state’s administrative and financial capabilities.
Chinese
criminality
judicial apparatus
court system
Philippine history
Did municipal elites intermarry? A case study of marriage practices among the political elites of San Pablo, Laguna, 1853–1854
This article provides a quantitative counterpoint to the existing historiography’s qualitative consensus that colonial-era municipal elites were endogamous in terms of status by presenting a case study based on 402 marriage outcomes from the parish register of one community, during one twelve-month period, along the political dimension of status. It finds that from 1 August 1853 to 31 July1854, political elite status in San Pablo, Laguna, was positively but moderately correlated with marriage outside the status group. This practice was likely aided by the limited catchment area from which these political elites found partners and the group’s numeric scarcity within that space.
Exogamy
Intermarriage
Colonial Historiography
Quantitative Case Study
Political Elite
Tungo sa unang sentenaryo ni Bonifacio: Mga Pakikibaka at Pagpupunyagi para sa Supremo ng Katipunan, 1897–1963
Sa kabila ng matayog na papel na ginampanan ni Andres Bonifacio sa pagtatatag ng Katipunan at pagpapasiklab ng Himagsikang 1896, lubhang naging mabagal ang isinagawang pagkilala sa kaniya ng estado at ng akademya. Matapos ang mapait na kamatayan ng Supremo noong 1897, nasadlak ang kaniyang alaala sa negatibong pagkakakilanlan na sinabayan pa ng pagtatangka ng ilang sektor na supilin ang paggawad sa kaniya ng maringal na pagkilala bilang bayani. Gayunpaman, hindi natinag ang ilang samahang pansibikong maka-Bonifacio, kaisa ang ilang akademiko at lider pampolitika, upang itampok at iluklok siya sa pedestal. Bunga ng kanilang marubdob na pagsusumikap, kalaunan ay tuluyan na siyang itinanghal ng estado na makikita sa pagsulputan ng samu’t saring monumento, lansangan, paaralan, at salaping barya at papel na lantarang gumugunita sa kaniyang kabayanihan at kadakilaan. Batay sa mga pahayagan at ilang nailathalang gunita, ang papel na ito ay isang historiko-kultural na analisis ng mga pangyayari kung paano ginunita at itinanghal ng mga samahang pansibiko, akademya, at estado ang Supremo ng Katipunan simula 1897 hanggang 1963, ang taon ng sentenaryo ng kaniyang kapanganakan. Sa pamamagitan nito, nilalayon ng papel na ito na makapag-ambag sa lumalagong larangan ng araling gunita (memory studies) at pulitika ng gunita (politics of memory).
araling gunita
Bonifacio
Himagsikang 1896
Katipunan
Supremo
Ang Dalawang Maria ng Malabon: Panata Bilang Pagsasabuhay sa mga Pagpapahalagang Pilipino sa Konteksto ng Ugnayang Pangkasaysayan at Pangkalinangan ng La Inmaculada Concepcion at La Purisima Concepcion ng Malabon
Pinayaman ng pag-iral ng dalawa sa pinakamatandang pangrelihiyong institusyon sa Malabon— ang Romano Katolikong Parokya ng La Inmaculada Concepcion (PLIC) at ang Aglipayanong Parokya ng La Purisima Concepcion (PLPC) ang pangkasaysayan, pangkalinangan, at pangrelihiyong pag-unlad nito. Ang nasilayang pagkakatulad, o pagkakaiba, ng mga doktrina at pagsamba sa kanilang mga pintakasi ay nag-ambag sa malalim na pananampalataya sa Birheng Maria sa Malabon, na mababakas sa manipestasyon ng indibidwal na paniniwala, kolektibong pananampalataya, at mga pagdiriwang-pagpupunyagi kay Maria bilang inang pintakasi. Ang ugnayan ng pagitan ng dalawang simbahan ay mailalarawan bilang dramatiko, maigting, at panaka-naka ang “sigalot at “kapayapaan”— lalo na’t ang dalawa ay sumasandig sa kanilang pananampalataya sa Birheng Maria, na itinuturing na simbolo ng pagmamahal at kapayapaan, sa konteksto ng isang maigting na pagpapakita na ang pananampalataya ng isa ay mas tunay o higit sa kabila. Ang pag-aaral na ito ay isang pagsusuri sa kasaysayan at manipestasyon ng panata sa Birheng Maria bilang pagsasabuhay ng ilang pagpapahalagang Pilipino. Kabilang rito ang maigting na pananampalataya, pakikipag-kapwa, at pagpapakatao. Sa pamamagitan ng pagsusuri sa mga talang historikal, gayundin ang pakikipanayam sa ilang piling indibidwal na namamanata o deboto ng Birheng Maria mula sa dalawang simbahan, makikita na ang mga pagpapahalagang ito ay nasasalamin sa pagpapakahulugan sa debosyon sa birhen, pagtatasa sa kanilang kaalaman at pagtitimbang sa hidwaan ng dalawang simbahan, partikular tungkol sa awtentisidad ng imahen ni Maria na kani-kaniyang dinadambana, at ang kanilang pagmumuni- muni sa gampanin ng indibidwal na pamamanata bilang pagpapakita ng gampanin sa mas malawak na lipunang ginagalawan. Nais ng papel na ito na tasahin ang ugyang pulitikal at kultural ng dalawang simbahan, batay sa kaniyang dokumentadong kasaysayan, at pananaw ng mga nakapanayam na miyembro. Tatangkain ng papel na ito na ipaliwanag ang iba’t ibang dimensiyon at manipestasyon ng panata bilang pagsasabuhay pagpapahalagang Pilipino, batay sa karanasang kultural at pulitikal ng dalawang simbahang Kristiyano sa Malabon.
Faith
Devotion
La Inmaculada Concepcion
La Purisima Concepcion
Virgin Mary
Malabon



  Title   Journal   Faculty Involved   Keywords   Year
Recording Maladies and Remedies: Isabelo de los Reyes and Folk Medicine in Late Nineteenth Century Philippines Banwaan: The Philippine Journal of Folklore Joseph Adrian D. Afundar folk medicine, El Folk-Lore Filipino, Isabelo de los Reyes, folklore, history of medicine 2025
Isabelo’s Nature and Weather: Exploring Isabelo de los Reyes’ Notes on the Physical Environment in the El Folk-Lore Filipino (1889) Banwaan: The Philippine Journal of Folklore Kerby C. Alvarez, Ph.D. Isabelo de los Reyes, physical environment, folk knowledge, local history, knowledge production 2025
Authoring the Folk Banwaan: The Philippine Journal of Folklore Emmanuel Jayson V. Bolata Leona Florentino, Isabelo de los Reyes, folk literature, Ilocano literature, author 2025
Legal Codification of Family-Related Filipino Proverbs (Salawikain) in the Civil Code of the Philippines, 1947-1949 Banwaan: The Philippine Journal of Folklore Lorenz Timothy Barco Ranera folklore, proverbs, legal history, family law, Philippines 2025
Is Sungka a Wargame? An Investigation into Conflict and Strategy within Pre-Colonial Philippine Ludic Culture Banwaan: The Philippine Journal of Folklore Micah Jeiel R. Perez sungka, folk game, wargame, warfare, strategy 2025
Juan Luna as nationalist painter and hero: examining configurations of public memory in the Philippines South East Asia Research Grace Liza Y. Concepcion, Ph.D. Public memory, Philippines, Juan Luna, commemorations, paintings, museums 2025
Proto-Modern Astronomy in the Philippines: A History of Words, 10th-19th Century The Archive Emmanuel Jayson V. Bolata Philippine astronomy, proto-modern astronomy, ethnoastronomy, Austronesian languages, Sanskrit, Arabic, Malay 2024
Pleasure Trail: American Land Travels to Baguio, 1900s to 1920s The Cordillera Review: Journal of Philippine Culture and Society Carlos Joaquin R. Tabalon Baguio, American colonial period, travel writing, highland-lowland, mobilities 2024
A Dependent Empire: The Military Activities of the Filipino Natives in Spanish Taiwan, 1589-1642 TALA: An Online Journal of History Moises Levi Orlino Spanish Taiwan, Isla Hermosa, Native Soldiers, Pampangans, Formosa 2024
Pagpapalawak ng Edukasyong Pangkagubatan sa Konteksto ng Zambales (1900-1930) Journal of Philippine Local History and Heritage Janet S. Reguindin-Estella, Ph.D. Kagawaran ng Paggugubat, edukasyong pangkagubatan, siyentipikong kasanayan, administratibong pamamahala, kolonyalismong Estados Unidos 2024
Evaluating the Origins of Project Gintong Alay and Philippine Sports’ ‘Golden Years’ Under the Marcos Administration, 1978–1982 Asian Journal of Sport History & Culture Micah Jeiel R. Perez Gintong Alay, Ferdinand Marcos, Michael Keon, martial law, Philippine sports 2024
Eighteenth-Century Colonial Leyte: Challenges in Administrative Jurisdiction and Tribute Collection Journal on Philippine Local History and Heritage Ros A. Costelo, Ph.D. Leyte, eighteenth-century Leyte, colonial administrative jurisdiction, tribute, indigenous resistance, division of province 2024
A History of Institutional Meteorology in the Philippines, 1865-1972 Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Climate Science Kerby C. Alvarez, Ph.D. Observatorio Meteorológico de Manila, Philippine Weather Bureau, meteorology, institutional meteorology, Jesuit scientists, Filipino scientists 2024
The Curse of the Tablas Strait: An Interrogation of Maritime Accidents from 1902-2008 Banwaan: The Philippine Journal of Folklore Karl Friedrik K. Poblador, Ph.D. interisland shipping, maritime disasters, Tablas Strait, Doña Paz, Romblon Triangle 2023
Stars of Portent: Comets and Disasters in the Philippine Past, 1566-1910 Banwaan: The Philippine Journal of Folklore Emmanuel Jayson V. Bolata comet, disasters, ethnoastronomy, astrology, Philippine astronomy 2023
Explosions et représentations : vignettes scientifiques et culturelles des éruptions du Taal Frontières Kerby C. Alvarez, Ph.D. Taal volcano, volcanic hazards, historical eruptions, geological studies, folklores 2023
Ang Larong Sungka Bilang Pamanang Bayan sa Pananaliksik at Pagbuo ng Kaalamang Pangkasaysayan sa Pilipinas Kaningningan: An Interdisciplinary and Multidisciplinary Journal of New Era University Center for Philippine Studies Vicente C. Villan, Ph.D. Katutubong Laro, Sungka, Pamanang Kultural, Ekspresibong Kultura, Panlipunang Produksyon 2023
Dominican Missionaries and the Importation of Unwanted Chinese Children to the Philippines in the Mid-Nineteenth Century Journal of the Society for Asian Humanities Jely A. Galang, Ph.D. Philippine history, Dominicans, Chinese children, Child emigration, Charity, Labour question 2023
The 1864 Sino-Spanish Treaty and the Chinese in the Philippines, 1871-1896 Chinese Studies Journal Jely A. Galang, Ph.D. Sino-Spanish Treaty, Chinese, Philippine history, diplomatic history 2023
Kapaki-pakinabang na Moda ng Transportasyon? Mga Pananaw ng Diskursong Historiograpikal sa Trambiya ng Kolonyal na Kamaynilaan HAMAKA E-Journal Carlos Joaquin R. Tabalon trambiya, Maynila, kolonyalismo, transportasyon 2023
An Institutional History of Nayong Pilipino Foundation, 1970-2015 Nayon: Journal of Natural and Cultural Heritage Inaugural Issue Patrick James B. Serra cultural tourism, Philippine heritage, Philippine studies, theme park 2023
Writing 'La Universidad de Manila' Anew: La Solidaridad and the Revival of José María Panganiban's Campaign for Reforms in Higher Education, 1890-1891 Bikolnon: Journal of the Ateneo de Naga Javier Leonardo V. Rugeria José María Panganiban, La Solidaridad, enseñanza superior (Philippine higher education), secularization, Propaganda Movement 2023
Evidence of Active Resistance against the Japanese before the Fall of Corregidor: The Case of Luzon, 1941-1942 Journal of Philippine Local History and Heritage Javier Leonardo V. Rugeria Teodoro Agoncillo, Ablan-Madamba Guerrilla Forces, Tangkong Vaca Guerrilla Unit, Camp Isarog Guerrillas, Filipino-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) 2023
The First Shipping Magnates of Cebu: A History of Domestic Shipping in the Philippines. Journal of Philippine Local History and Heritage Karl Friedrik K. Poblador, Ph.D. Domestic shipping, Maritime disasters, Aboitiz, William Lines, Gothong, Superferry 2023
Cultivating Knowledge: T. H. Pardo de Tavera and Philippine Medicinal Flora The Archive Ma. Mercedes G. Planta, Ph.D. 2023
The 16th century Carrera del Pacífico: its sailor-merchants and their trade goods Philippine Review of Economics Kristyl N. Obispado, Ph.D. Pacific trade, sailor-merchants, early globalization, Philippine-Chinese good 2023
Teksto at Talastasan: Pagmumuni at Pagbabalangkas sa Kasaysayan-bilang-Komunikasyon Talas: Interdisiplinaryong Journal sa Edukasyong Pangkultura Emmanuel Jayson V. Bolata kasaysayan, komunikasyon, dialogo, may-akda, teksto, deviation 2023
Greening with Exotics: Mount Makiling and Reforestation Discourses in the Twentieth-Century Philippines Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints Ruel V. Pagunsan, Ph.D. Postwar Forestry, Forest Rehabilitation, Exotic Trees, Natural Laboratory, National Science 2023
The case of the dead sailors and the things they left: A microhistorical analysis of the Carrera del Pacífico in the sixteenth century Europa y América: el mar y la primera globalización, Colección Historia Medieval y Moderna Kristyl N. Obispado, Ph.D. Carrera del Pacífico, dead sailors, microhistory, labor, global trade goods 2023
Observing Heavens, Marking Time: The Astronomical Work of the Observatorio Meteorológico de Manila (OMM), later reorganized as the Philippine Weather Bureau (PWB), 1891-1945 Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage Kerby C. Alvarez, Ph.D. Observatorio Meteorológico de Manila, Philippine Weather Bureau, astronomy, meteorology, Jesuits 2023
Ang Noumenal at ang Nominal sa Panulaan ni Allan Popa. Daluyan: Journal ng Wikang Filipino Emmanuel Jayson V. Bolata 2022
Institutional Support and Crony Capitalism: The State of the Philippine Shipping Industry during the period of Authoritarian Rule Diliman Review Karl Friedrik K. Poblador, Ph.D. shipping, crony capitalism, presidential decrees, IMF lending, Lusteveco 2022
Social Criticism during the Commonwealth Period: Renato Constantino and the Philippine Collegian, 1939-1940 Diliman Review Francisco Jayme Paolo A. Guiang Philippine Collegian, Philippine Commonwealth, prewar Philippines, nationalism, social criticism 2022
Tracing the Provenance of Marinduque Toponyms Social Science Diliman Emmanuel Jayson V. Bolata Marinduque, toponyms, placenaming, local history 2022
A Historical Seismology of Luzon Earthquakes in the 20th Century: The Dynamics of State Responses on Four Earthquake Disasters Philippine Social Sciences Review Kerby C. Alvarez, Ph.D. Earthquakes, Luzon island, historical seismology, state responses, military, scientific institutions 2022
Fact-Checking ‘Fake News’ and Disinformation: Notes on Akademiya at Bayan Kontra Disimpormasyon at Dayaan’s (ABKD) Social Media Initiatives Pingkian: Journal for Emancipatory and Anti-Imperialist Education Francisco Jayme Paolo A. Guiang fact-checking, fake news and disinformation, social media platforms, Marcosian disinformation, 2022 national elections 2022
Walking in UP Diliman as Ethnographic and Countermapping Practice Banwaan: The Journal of Philippine Folklore Emmanuel Jayson V. Bolata walking, walk-map, autoethnography, countermapping, UP Diliman 2022
Translation of "Cayetano Sanchez Fuertes’ “Fray Juan Duarez OFM, Founder of the Town of Daraga (Philippines) Saysay: The Journal of Bikol History Ros A. Costelo, Ph.D. Fr. Juan Duárez de Santa Cruz, Franciscan missions in the Philippines, , History of Camarines, Mayon Volcano, History of Daraga, History of Cagsawa 2022
Homesickness and the Filipino Nation The Emotional Experience of Propagandists, 1889–1895 Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints Rhodalyn C. Wani-Obias, Ph.D. Marcelo del Pilar, Exile, History of Emotions, Nationalism, Propaganda Movement 2022
The Philippine Army Capability Development Planning Process The Jacinto Papers: Army Strategic Studies Micah Jeiel R. Perez Philippine Army, Capability Development, Capability-Based Planning, AFP Modernization Program 2022
The Philippine Army Theory of Victory Future of Philippine Warfare Micah Jeiel R. Perez Philippine Army, Theory of Victory, Hybrid Threat, Hybrid Warfare, Landpower Maneuver, Capability Development 2022
The Challenges to Prohibition: Opium Law, Opium Smuggling, and Chinese in the Philippines, 1910–1935 China and Asia: A Journal of Historical Studies Dondy Pepito G. Ramos II drug policy, opium smuggling, American empire, Chinese in the Philippines 2022
A Cultural Minority’s Disaster Survival Experience: The August 1968 Luzon Earthquake, the Ruby Tower Tragedy, and the Chinese in Manila China and Asia: A Journal of Historical Studies Kerby C. Alvarez, Ph.D. August 2, 1968 earthquake, Ruby Tower Apartments, Chinese in Manila, disaster response, disaster memory 2022
Colonial Policies on Insanity in the Philippines, 1903-1928 Philippine Journal of Health Research and Development Francis Justine M. Malban insanity, Insane Department, San Lazaro Hospital, insanity law, colonial policies, Philippines 2022
Los Chinos Macanistas: The Cantonese Chinese in the Philippines, 1778-1898 Chinese Studies Journal Jely A. Galang, Ph.D. Macanista, macao, Cantonese, Chinese, Philippine history 2022
Marinduque Silencescapes: History and Stories of Local Silence Banwaan: The Philippine Journal of Folklore Emmanuel Jayson V. Bolata silencescapes, Marinduque, geonarratives, local history, countermapping 2022
Science for National Development: State-Science Engagements through the Research Exploits of the National Research Council of the Philippines during the Commonwealth Period (1934-1941) Philippine Social Sciences Review Francisco Jayme Paolo A. Guiang National Research Council of the Philippines, Philippine Commonwealth, national development, colonial science, state-science nexus 2021
Francisco Gaínza and the Establishment of the Escuela-Colegio de Santa Isabel: The Pursuit of Hispanization in the Diocese of Cáceres, 1863-1877 Saysay: The Journal of Bikol History Javier Leonardo V. Rugeria Francisco Gaínza, Escuela-Colegio de Santa Isabel, Cáceres, Hispanization, education 2021
The COVID-19 Pandemic: Insights from Philippine History The Journal of History Ma. Mercedes G. Planta, Ph.D. COVID-19 pandemic, Philippine history, smallpox, influenza pandemic, vaccination 2021
Chinese Prisoners in the Nineteenth Century Philippines China and Asia: A Journal of Historical Studies Jely A. Galang, Ph.D. Chinese prisoners, Philippine history, crime, punishment, prison 2021
Deportation of “Undesirable” Chinese in the Philippines, 1837-1882. Translocal Chinese: East Asian Perspectives Jely A. Galang, Ph.D. deportation, social undesirables, Chinese, Philippine history 2021
Ang Pagsusunong ng Pupuwa ng Kababaihang Gaseña Daluyan: Journal ng Wikang Filipino Emmanuel Jayson V. Bolata Bearing of pupuwa, women, Gasan, Marinduque, tradition, devotion 2021
Flight and freedom: Chinese fugitives and the Spanish colonial state in the nineteenth-century Philippines Social Science Diliman Jely A. Galang, Ph.D. Chinese, fugitives, flight, criminality, Philippine history 2021
José María Panganiban’s “La Universidad de Manila” and the Liberal Campaign for Reforms in Philippine Higher Education Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints Javier Leonardo V. Rugeria Jose Maria Panganiban, University of Santo Tomas, Propaganda movement, Philippine education, secularization 2021
Expulsion of “Undesirable” Chinese from the Philippines, 1883–1898 Journal of Chinese Overseas Jely A. Galang, Ph.D. outcasts, expulsion, Chinese criminals, Philippines 2021
Hacienda Gomantong: The 1888 Chinese Immigration Decree, A German Tobacco Plantation, and Chinese Laborers in Jolo, Sulu, Southern Philippines Asian Studies: Journal of Critical Perspectives on Asia Jely A. Galang, Ph.D. September 1888 Immigration decree, Hacienda Gomantong, Chinese in Jolo, tobacco cultivation in the Philippines 2021
Nature, Colonial Science and Nation-building in the Twentieth-Century Philippines Journal of Southeast Asian Studies Ruel V. Pagunsan, Ph.D. 2021
Living Carriers in the East: Chinese Cargadores in Nineteenth-Century Manila Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints Jely A. Galang, Ph.D. Chinese, Manual Laborers, Philippine History, Nineteenth Century, Spanish Colonialism 2021
Producing “Idolatry:” Indigenous Knowledge Production via Colonial Investigations into Animism, Luzon, 1679–1687 Philippiniana Sacra Nicholas Michael C. Sy Knowledge production, Missionary, Church, Philippines, Early Modern, Spanish Empire, Conversion, Idolatry 2021
Play and Propaganda: The Sports of the Ilustrados in Nineteenth-Century Europe Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints Micah Jeiel R. Perez Ilustrado, sports, nationalism, masculinity, modernity 2020
Pagkaligaw at Pamamaybay sa Elcano & Magellan (Being Lost in and Coasting Along Elcano & Magellan) Katipunan Emmanuel Jayson V. Bolata Magellan, Elcano, Lapu Lapu, Samar, ligaw, baybay 2020
Gunitang Bayan at Salaysaying Bayan: Ang Pamanang Lahi sa Pag-unawa ng Kalakarang Panlipunan at Produksyong Pangkaalaman sa Pilipinas. Nasa Talas: Interdisiplinaryong Journal sa Edukasyong Pangkultura Talas: Interdisiplinaryong Journal sa Edukasyong Pangkultura Vicente C. Villan, Ph.D. pamana, gunita, positibismo, kaalamang-bayan, kasaysayan 2020
The Manila Waterworks System: Water Distribution, Access, and Control in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century Illes i imperis Ros A. Costelo, Ph.D. Manila waterworks system, sanitary infrastructures, water distribution, water access, water control, colonial public works 2020
The June 1863 and the July 1881 Earthquakes: Interpretations and Responses Illes i imperis Kerby C. Alvarez, Ph.D. Earthquakes, religious responses, Spanish bureaucracy, Jesuits, colonial engineers 2020
Prosecuting the “Criminals”: “Undesirable” Chinese and Court System in the Nineteenth-century Philippines Philippine Social Science Review Jely A. Galang, Ph.D. Chinese, criminality, judicial apparatus, court system, Philippine history 2019
Did municipal elites intermarry? A case study of marriage practices among the political elites of San Pablo, Laguna, 1853–1854 Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints Nicholas Michael C. Sy Exogamy, Intermarriage, Colonial Historiography, Quantitative Case Study, Political Elite 2019
Tungo sa unang sentenaryo ni Bonifacio: Mga Pakikibaka at Pagpupunyagi para sa Supremo ng Katipunan, 1897–1963 Social Science Diliman Kristoffer R. Esquejo, Ph.D. araling gunita, Bonifacio, Himagsikang 1896, Katipunan, Supremo 2019
Ang Dalawang Maria ng Malabon: Panata Bilang Pagsasabuhay sa mga Pagpapahalagang Pilipino sa Konteksto ng Ugnayang Pangkasaysayan at Pangkalinangan ng La Inmaculada Concepcion at La Purisima Concepcion ng Malabon DIWA E-Journal Kerby C. Alvarez, Ph.D. Faith, Devotion, La Inmaculada Concepcion, La Purisima Concepcion, Virgin Mary, Malabon 2019