Dr. Salvador Araneta's bayanikasan constitution : a non-traditional approach to federalism / Araneta Salvador

Acknowledgements vi -- Preface ix -- Contents xv -- Introduction to Part I 1 -- Preamble 2 -- Chapter I : Declaration of principles 3 -- Chapter II : Constitutional powers delegated to the states 15 -- Chapter III : Active operating powers : the executive 21 -- Chapter IV : Active operating powers : the legislative 31 -- Chapter V : Active operating powers : the judicial 41 -- Chapter VI : Moderating powers in the government 45 -- Chapter VII : The democratization of wealth 53 -- Chapter VIII : Participatory democracy 60 -- Chapter IX : Human values 64 -- Chapter X : International policies 72 -- Chapter XI : Constitutional amendment 74 -- Introduction to Part II 77 -- Ten Bullets to stop graft and corruption and alleviate poverty based on The Bayanikasan Constitution 78 -- Highlights of Dr. Araneta's Bayanikasan Constitution 91 -- Dr. Salvador Araneta: a voice in the wilderness 105 -- When Delicadeza and integrity ruled the day 124

In 1971, Dr. Salvador Araneta presented his Bayanikasan Constitution for the Federal Republic of the Philippines to the 1971-1972 Constitutional Convention. It was his draft constitution that contained proposals for anew wave of thinking and doing politics that also touched on social values and economics. AS a delegate of that Constitutional Convention (he was also a member of the 1934-1935 Constitutional Convention), Dr. Araneta came prepared to bring about the much needed reforms so every Filipino can enjoy the benefits of a true democracy, leaving no one behind in the world of progress.