The Invisible enemy : globalization and maldevelopment/ Renato Constantino

By:

Constantino, Renato [author]

Contributor(s):

Orendain, Joan [editor]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Quezon City, Philippines : Foundation for Nationalist Studies, c1997Description: x, 149 pages ; 22 cmISBN:

9718741208

Subject(s):

ECONOMIC POLICY

LOC classification:

HB 130 .C75 1997

Contents:

I. Historical backdrop -- II. North-South divide -- III. Blueprint of mal-development -- IV. Coping with globalization.

Summary: For Filipinos educated in the cusp between immediate postwar and pre-UP barikada, banned all through academic life from reading Rizal's "Noli" and "El Filibusterismo," nationalism was an extremely dirty word in the love-America-our-savior era.

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I. Historical backdrop -- II. North-South divide -- III. Blueprint of mal-development -- IV. Coping with globalization.

For Filipinos educated in the cusp between immediate postwar and pre-UP barikada, banned all through academic life from reading Rizal's "Noli" and "El Filibusterismo," nationalism was an extremely dirty word in the love-America-our-savior era.

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