(422) Balik Bukid: Philippine Agrarian Studies in the Age of Human Capital

Sunday, March 22, 2020

Sponsored By Philippine Studies Group

Organizer(s)

Participants should be aware of the following financial/non-financial relationships:

Patricia Irene N. Dacudao: Disclosure information not submitted.

Philip Cerepak: Disclosure information not submitted.

Alyssa Paredes: Disclosure information not submitted.

Noah Theriault: Disclosure information not submitted.

Benilda R. Camba: Disclosure information not submitted.

Norlita B. Colili: Disclosure information not submitted.

Jun Akamine: Disclosure information not submitted.

Land vs. Labor in Davao: Where Abaca was King and Laborers Reigned Supreme, 1898-1941
Patricia Irene N. Dacudao – Ateneo de Manila University
Mythmaking and the Philippine Coconut Administration: The Industrialization of Coconut By-Products and Copra Production, 1954-1972
Philip Cerepak – University of Wisconsin-Madison
Is the Philippines Asia’s “Banana Republic?”
Alyssa Paredes – Yale University
Low Volume, High Value, and the Labor in Between: Non-Timber Forest Products and Indigenous Rights in the Philippines
Noah Theriault – Carnegie Mellon University; Benilda R. Camba – Non-Timber Forest Products Exchange Program; Norlita B. B. Colili – Non-Timber Forest Products Exchange Program