Mr. Akinori Matsunaga, Program Officer of the Sumitomo Foundation, was invited by the Center for Research and Communication to UA&P on July 3, 2015. Mr. Matsunaga encouraged researchers to submit research proposals on Japan-related topics in the social sciences and humanities. Participants included faculty and staff from the UA&P School of Law and Governance, School ... continue reading
This post was last edited on 2015-09-23 08:26:15 Round Table Discussion on Cooperatives in Agriculture [ Photo: crcarch201509230826a] The Center for Research and Communication conducted a Round Table Discussion on Agricultural Cooperatives on June 23, 2015 in the University of Asia and the Pacific, as part of the activities under the Leo Parma Professorial Chair ... continue reading
This post was last edited on 2015-07-24 08:43:20 CRC is currently working on a new book, History of Football in the Philippines by Bernardo M. Villegas, Ph.D., editor Bert A. Ramirez, and contributors Ignacio Dee, Manolo Pedralvez, Bill Velasco, Rick Olivares, and Stella Marie Urbiztondo. History of Football will cover the beginnings, rise, decline, and revival of ... continue reading
The Middle East continues to be a leading destination for OFWs, with land-based OFWs reaching 2,473,668 in 2010, and the establishment of 46 Philippine Schools in the region (Ramirez, 2015). Despite their growing number and increasing remittances, minimal research studies have been conducted on the life and work of Filipinos in the Middle East; their ... continue reading
Attracting more foreign long-stay tourists to the Philippines is a lucrative industry. However, there is a need to stop, listen, and truly understand the concerns of both Filipino and foreign retirees: How do they want to spend their “second youth”? What dreams do they want to fulfill? Helping to broaden the retirement industry’s perspective, from ... continue reading
This post was recovered from an article last posted on 2014-11-06 23:52:13 Third Football RTD Focuses on Maximizing Opportunities for Players and Coaches “As the Philippines moves towards football as a more important national sport, football will be a huge industry following in the footsteps of the other nations, where it is a multi-billion euro ... continue reading
This post was recovered from an article last posted on 2014-09-21 16:30:57 UA&P 19th University Day Lecture - underscoring the strengths behind a weak currency Dr. Victor Abola, this year's University Day lecturer. Photo by CCO. It is a common perception that a lower, stronger Peso to Dollar exchange rate is good for the economy. ... continue reading
This post was recovered from an article last posted on 2014-09-11 10:57:42 Content: Philippine E-Journals (PEJ) Discipline: Humanities; Social Sciences Publisher: University of Asia and the Pacific Synergeia 2012 Synergeia is a refereed journal on interdisciplinary research in the humanities and the social sciences published by the University of Asia and the Pacific. When business ... continue reading
This post was last edited on 2014-08-12 06:06:31 Empowering our Tribal Communities and Indigenous People in the Philippines CRC held a round table discussion on the theme, Empowering our Tribal Communities and Indigenous People in the Philippines at the University of Asia and the Pacific on August 9, 2014. The Philippines has some 14 to ... continue reading
CRC held a round table discussion on the theme, The Influence of Sports on the Cultivation of Virtue: Towards the Continuing Personal Formation of Street Children through Street Football at the University of Asia and the Pacific on August 6, 2014. The objective of the RTD is to highlight research on the personal formation of ... continue reading
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