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PUBLICATIONS Occasional Papers Special Publications Articles Online Newsletters Occasional Paper Series Knowing America's Colony: A Hundred Years from the Philippine War, by Reynaldo C. Ileto Vigilantes in the Philippines: From Fanatical Cults to Citizen's Volunteer Organizations, by Ronald J. May And Woman Will Prevail Over Man: The Case of the Ciudad Mistica de Dios, by Floro Quibuyen The Emergence of Modern Drama in the Philippines (1898-1912), by Tomas C. Hernandez Dallang: An Introduction to Philippine Literature in Ilokano & Other Essays, by Marcelino A. Foronda, Jr. Sadinno ti Papanam: Selected Issues Affecting Filipinos in Hawaii, edited by Tomas C. Hernandez Two Perspectives on Philippine Literature and Society, by Epifanio San Juan and Luis V. Teodoro Cronies and Enemies: The Current Philippine Scene, by John F. Doherty, S.J. and Jovito R. Salonga Filipiniana in Madrid: Field Notes in Five Manuscripts Collection, by Bruce Cruikshank Philippine Newspapers: An International Union List, compiled by Shiro Saito and Alice Mak Philippine Urban Poor, by John F. Doherty, S.J. The Politics of Counterinsurgency in the Philippines: Military and Political Options, by Gareth Porter The Philippine Political and Economic Situation in View of 1992, edited by Randolf S. David and Jonathan Y. Okamura The Age of Discovery: Impact on Philippine Society and Culture, 2nd edition, edited by Belinda A. Aquino and Dean T. Alegado [ Click to ] Special Publications The Philippines: Sights and Sounds: A Guide to Audiovisual Resources on Philippine Studies in Hawaii, prepared by Belinda A. Aquino and Marissa C. Garcia Philippine Studies Specialists in the United States and Canada, prepared by Robert L. Youngblood and Belinda A. Aquino Theses and Dissertations on the Philippines at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, CPS Sights and Sounds, A Guide to Audiovisual Resources on the Philippines at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2nd edition Sinking Roots: Filipino American Legacy in Hawaii, 2nd edition, edited by Dean T. Alegado Articles Online The U.S., Philippines and Hawaii: Leap into Imperialism, by Tom Coffman How Philippine Studies Began, by Belinda A. Aquino Plantation Legacy in Hawaii, by Helen Nagtalon-Miller The Politics of Ethnicity among Ilokanos in Hawaii, by Belinda A. Aquino The Visayans in Hawaii, by Serafin Colmenares, Jr. Islam and Politics of Identity, by Federico V. Magdalena [ Click here for ]   Newsletters Until Spring 1996, the Center published the tri-annual Philippine Studies Newsletter distributed internationally for the Philippine Studies Group of the Association for Asian Studies. The Center also co-publishes the Southeast Asian and Philippine Studies News Bulletin with the Center for Southeast Asian Studies at UHM. For coverage of the Marcos martial law regime, old issues of the underground newsletter, Pahayag, are still available at Moore Hall 415 and at Hamilton Library. The issues cover the years 1972-1977, under the editorship of "Merlin Castro" (pen name of Belinda A. Aquino). Pahayag was published monthly by a liberal group of Filipinos and Americans concerned about the present and future conditions in the Philippines, then under Martial Law. Its last issue was Nos. 51-52, 1977, when Pahayag bowed out of existence.