Lectures on an autonomous region for the Cordillera, northern Philippines - Mendoza, Lorelei C. ([Place of publication not identified] [Publisher not identified], 2009)
Lecture 1: An autonomous Cordillera Region / Arellano A. Colongon, Jr. -- The Cordillera and its population -- Why "Cordillera Regional Autonomy"? -- Why the need for these lectures on an autonomous region for the Cordillera, northern Philippines -- Lecture 2: Understanding regional autonomy in the Cordillera from a historical perspective / Maria Nela B. Florendo -- Defending Cordillera indigenous autonomy : a historical confirmation -- Defending the Cordillera : challenges to American authority -- Historical continuities -- The decade of the Chico dams -- "There shall be created autonomous regions in Muslim Mindanao and the Cordillera" -- Lecture 3: Indigenous socio-political institutions, and concepts of territory, identity, and land resources in the Cordillera / June Prill-Brett -- The establishment of territory among Cordillera communities -- The ili and the indigenous concept of citizenship -- Indigenous political leadership -- The institution of intervillage diplomacy -- Land classifications and land tenure -- The indigenous concept of autonomy -- Historical change and the development of semi-autonomous communities -- Lecture 4: Legal foundation of the creation of the Cordillera Autonomous Region / Nimreh L. Calde -- The constitutional basis -- Executive Order No. 220 and the establishment of the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) -- Republic Act Number 6766 and Republic Act Number 8438 -- The Local Government Code -- Executive Orders Number 270 and 328 -- Lecture 5: The political argument for Cordillera Regional Autonomy / Maileenita A. Peñalba -- Regional autonomy or regionalization? -- Cordillera autonomy in a unitary state -- Cordillera autonomy in a proposed federal state -- Lecture 6: The administrative arguments for Cordillera Regional Autonomy / Teofino C. Macabiog -- Local government in the Philippines -- Decentralization approaches and local autonomy -- Decentralization in Republic Act 7160 : The Local Government Code of 1991 -- The Administrative Region -- Cordillera Regional Autonomy -- Lecture 7: Regional autonomy as fiscal autonomy / Santos Jose O. Dacanay III -- Fiscal autonomy and sources of revenues -- Revenue sources in the Cordillera Administrative Region in 2001-2006 -- Expenditures in 2001-2006 -- Lecture 8: What next? / Arellano A. Colongon Jr. -- Reasons for rejecting the two organic acts -- The move towards federalism -- 'Autonomy' in other politics -- Appendix: A teacher's guide.
"December 2008."
"A project of the Regional Development Council and the Commission on Higher Education, Cordillera Administrative Region."
"With technical assistance from the National Economic and Development Authority-Cordillera Administrative Region"--Cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
Keywords: Cordillera Region -- History -- Autonomy and independence movements; Cordillera Region -- Politics and government