Philippine government : (its development, organization and activities) / Maximo M. Kalaw

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Manila, Philippines : The Author, c1948Description: viii, 351 pages : illustrations ; 22 cmSubject(s): LOC classification:
  • JQ 1424 .K35 1948
Contents:
Introduction -- Pre-Spanish government -- The Spanish government -- The Revolutionary government -- The Treaty of Paris -- The Military government -- The Philippine commission -- Progress towards Filipino autonomy -- The Commonwealth government -- Activities under the Commonwealth -- Local government -- Political parties -- Under Japanese rule - Japan's declared "mission" -- Under Japanese rule - the "republic" -- Filipino opposition to Japanese rule -- Guerrilla units and organization-Luzon -- The Reestablishment of the Commonwealth government -- The Independence movement -- The New republic -- The Present executive departments bureaus and government corporations -- Some social problems -- Principles of freedom and democracy -- International relations -- The United Nations
Summary: A treatise on Philippine government must be primarily developmental in nature in view of the various transitions from period to period which we have undergone.
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Books Books National University - Manila LRC - Annex Filipiniana Special Collection FIL JQ 1424 .K35 1948 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) c.1 Available NULIB000020146

Includes index.

Introduction -- Pre-Spanish government -- The Spanish government -- The Revolutionary government -- The Treaty of Paris -- The Military government -- The Philippine commission -- Progress towards Filipino autonomy -- The Commonwealth government -- Activities under the Commonwealth -- Local government -- Political parties -- Under Japanese rule - Japan's declared "mission" -- Under Japanese rule - the "republic" -- Filipino opposition to Japanese rule -- Guerrilla units and organization-Luzon -- The Reestablishment of the Commonwealth government -- The Independence movement -- The New republic -- The Present executive departments bureaus and government corporations -- Some social problems -- Principles of freedom and democracy -- International relations -- The United Nations

A treatise on Philippine government must be primarily developmental in nature in view of the various transitions from period to period which we have undergone.

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