Social engineering in the Philippines the aims, execution, and impact of American colonial policy, 1900-1913 - May, Glenn Anthony 1945- (Westport, Conn. Greenwood Press, 1980)
Table of Contents: Illustrations. Tables. Series Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgments. Introduction. -- Part One. Personalities, Values, Goals: 1. American Policy-Makers and Policies -- 2. Filipino "Collaborators" and Critics -- Part Two. Political Education: 3. The Commission and Filipino Municipal Governments -- 4. The Philippine Assembly's Attack -- Part Three. Schooling: 5. 1900-02: Fred Atkinson -- 6. 1903-09: David Barrows -- 7. 1910-13: The Triumph of Industrial Education -- Part Four. Economic Questions: 8. The Commission's View of Philippine Economic Development -- 9. Congressional Frustration of Philippine Development -- Conclusion: 10. The Balance Sheet -- Appendixes: Appendix A. Backgrounds of Members of the Philippine Assembly, First and Third Philippine Legislatures, 1907-09, 1912-16 -- Appendix B. Assembly Bills Tabled by the Philippine Commission, First Philippine Legislature, 1907-09 -- Appendix C. Assembly Bills Tabled by the Philippine Commission, Second Philippine Legislature, 1910-12 -- Appendix D. Arithmetic in Philippine Primary Schools -- Appendix E. Principal Crops Cultivated in the Philippines, 1902, by Province and Comandancia. -- Notes. Bibliographical Essay. Index.
Keywords: Education -- Philippines -- 1901-1935.; Education -- United States -- Colonies; Philippines -- Politics and government -- 1898-1935.; Philippines -- Economic conditions -- 1901-1935.; United States -- Colonies