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ANU-Philippine-Studies
Version 1.00	September 1993 - records are retrieved via their headlines

Abstracts of 95 papers delivered at the 4th International Philippine
Studies
Conference held 1-3 July 1992, on the campus of the Australian National
University, Canberra, ACT 0200

This WAIS server was created by the Coombs Computing Unit [S. Batt, T.M.
Ciolek,
R. Hurle,  G. Longmuir, Y. Pittelkow, H. Walker, D. Whaite], Research
Schools of
Social Sciences and Pacific Studies, Australian National University, 
Canberra
ACT 0200.  Phone: +61 6 249 4600; fax: +61 6 257 1893; email:
wais@coombs.anu.edu.au


Dbase editor: Dr T. Matthew Ciolek  		tmciolek@coombs.anu.edu.au

Keywords:
The 4th International Philippine Studies Conference was organised jointly
by the
Philippine Studies Association of Australia, and the Department of
Political and
Social Change, ANU. International Philippine Studies conferences are held
only
once every four years.

CONFERENCE PANELS:1992 elections in the Philippines, women's identity in
history
and the arts, the international diaspora, the Aquino legacy, religion and
society, women: international migration and experiences, class formations
and
class conflict, population and health, ngos and development, land reform
and
land takeovers, indigenizing the social sciences, women, religion and
power,
politics, insurgency and the state, insights into Philippine history,
environmental issues, counterinsurgency and the peace process, deciphering
images and text, living and leaving: womens life histories, Filipino
working
women in Hawaii, case studies in economic development,
Philippine-Australian
relations: linkages in history, women and development, the politics of
kinship
and ethnicity, aspects of the American period, cultural communities and
identity, economic policy for the post-Aquino era, poetry, pasyon and the
epic
tradition, the Tasaday controversy, labour relations, foreign policy and
regional security, understanding the colonial state "
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