00000cam a22000004a 4500 UP-1685594773861725517 Buklod 20090725141535.0 j|||||||||||||| | ta 160130s2007 xx a rb |||0 0|eng d 9789719340898 (iLib)UPBAG-00006064381 BC-57634 Php1,470.00 BAG rda eng DS 688 M2 M664 2007 Mindanao Studies Conference (1st 2007 Davao City, Philippines) Checkpoints & chokepoints learning from peace and development paradigms and practices in Mindanao : the 1st Mindanao Studies Conference, 26-27 February 2007, Waterfront Insular Hotel, Davao City, Philippines. Checkpoints and chokepoints. Davao City Mindanao Studies Consortium Foundation ©2007. 253 pages illustrations 28 cm Includes bibliographical references. Message /Jesus G. Duriza -- foreword /Ricardo M. de Ungria -- acknowledgement -- contents -- conference program -- acronyms and abbreviation -- introduction: double-checking Mindanao peace and development /Fr. Alberto E. Alejo,S.J. -- processed documentation of the 1st Mindanao studies conference -- preliminaries -- plenary 1: historical analysis of peace and development paradigms in Mindanao -- plenary 2: current peace and development paradigms in Mindanao -- breakout session 1: development practices and the politics of aid, and post-conflict transitions -- breakout session 2: role of institutions, governance, and private sector -- breakout session 3: inter- and intra-ethnic relations (Indigenous People), grassroots initiatives, and environment and conflict -- concluding activities -- highlights of peace and development paradigms and practices in Mindanao -- what was (1900-1986) Mindanao as colony -- what's now (1986-present) Mindanao as island economy -- what's next re-vision-ing Mindanao -- success stories, lessons learned , and policy recommendations -- success stories -- lessons learned -- policy recommendations -- plenary session papers -- Mindanao in the developmentalists fantasy of the Philippines state, 1900-2000 /Patricio N. Abinales, Ph.D -- the national peace paradigm /Romulo B. Halabaso -- a review of the government's Mindanao peace and development paradigms /Fermin D. Adriano, Ph.D -- current peace and development frameworks in Mindanao: an AusAID perspective /Steve Darvill -- breakout sessions -- bad governance and broken peace: insights from Muslim Mindanao /Amina Rasul-Bernando -- because this is our Mindanao: the role of media in peace and development /Carolyn O. Arguillas -- breaking the cycle, setting new directions /Carolyn O. Arguillas -- business practices to contribute progress and peace building /Datu Ibrahim "Toto" Paglas III -- Bakwit: community initiatives in forced migration situations in Central Mindanao /Jose Jowel Canuday -- grassroots peace initiative on Mindanao: the ACCESS Philippines Youth Leadership Program /Nagura T. Madale, Ph.D. -- Liguasan Marsh Research and Development Council (LMRDC) /Taib Mangulamas -- inter-and intra-ethnic relations /Norma Mapansa-Gonos -- powerpoint presentations -- an analysis of Mindanao development paradigms /Datu Michael O. Mastura -- development practices and politics aid /Rufa Cagoco-Guiam -- post-conflict transitions /Datu Mussolini Sinsuat Lidasan -- role of institutions /Ofelia Durante, Ph.D -- Governance /Alex Brillantes, Ph.D. -- inter-and intra-ethnic relations /Norma Mapansa-Gonos -- environment and conflict /Penelope Sanz -- the 1st Mindanao Studies Conference Organizers -- Mindanao Studies Consortium Foundation, Inc. Peace negotiations Philippines Mindanao Congresses. Muslims Philippines Mindanao Politics and government Congresses. Mindanao History Autonomy and independence movements Congresses. Mindanao Studies Consortium Foundation. FI UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN DS 688 M2 M664 2007 Book