PHDR Discussion Paper Series | Other Publications
The PHDN discussion paper series features research papers and case studies commissioned by the Network in the theme areas of the Philippine Human Development Reports. These are authored by experts in their respective fields who were invited to contribute to the development and publication of the national reports.
In Search of A Human Face: 15 Years of Knowledge Building on Human Development in the Philippines
1. Postscripts
a. Human Development Must Wear A Human Face: Reflections on 15-Year Journey Gelia T. Castillo
b. Gender Concerns and Human Development Jeanne Frances I. Illo
c. Basic Education: All’s Still Not Well Michael M. Alba
Congestion in Public Elementary Schools Michael M. Alba
d. Unemployment, Work Security, and Labor Market Policies Emmanuel F. Esguerra
e. A Different View of Insurgencies Benedict J. Tria Kerkvliet
When Reforms Don’t Transform: Reflections on Institutional Reforms in the Department of Education Ma. Cynthia Rose Bautista, Allan B.I. Bernardo, and Dina Ocampo
Institutions, politics and human development
1. Background papers
a. The Challenge of Governance in a Large Bureaucracy (Department of Education): Linking governance to performance in an under-performing sector Juan Miguel Luz
b. When Reforms Don’t Transform: Reflections on institutional reforms in the Department of Education Ma. Cynthia Rose Bautista, Allan Bernardo, Dina Ocampo
c. A case study of the decentralization of health and education services in the Philippines Joseph Capuno
d. The Philippine Bureaucracy: Incentive structures and implications for performance Toby Monsod
e. Case Study: The influence of the budget process on governance effectiveness Emily Boncodin
2. Technical Issues/Notes
a. 2008 Philippine Human Development Report (Technical Annex) Sharon Faye Piza, Regina Salve Baroma
b. The Office of the Ombudsman: Is there institutional weakness? Transparency and Accountability Network
c. 2000 Life Table Estimates for the Philippines and Provinces by Sex Josefina Cabigon
Peace, Human Security and Human Development in the Philippines
1. History of Armed Conflict
a.Evolution of the Armed Conflict on the Communist Front Atty. Soliman Santos, Jr.
b.Evolution of the Armed Conflict on the Moro Front Atty. Soliman Santos, Jr.
2. Case Studies
a.Human Development, Economic and Social Costs, and Spillovers of Conflict: The Case of the Province of Lanao del Sur Yasmin Busran-Lao
b.Case Study on the Human Development and Economic Costs/Spillovers of Armed Conflict in Bicol Fr. Jovic Lobrigo et al.
c.Philippine Human Development Report 2005: Metro Manila-Rizal Case Study Dr. Noel Morada
3. Institutional Responses
a.Institutional and Politico-Administrative Responses on Armed Conflicts Dr. Alex Brillantes, Jr.
b.Institutional Response: Civil Society Miriam Coronel-Ferrer
c.Institutional Responses to Armed Conflict: The Armed Forces of the Philippines Dr. Carolina Hernandez
4. Early Warning System
a.Ideologically Motivated Conflicts in the Philippines: Exploring the Possibility of an Early Warning System Dr. Ma. Cynthia Rose Banzon Bautista
b.Ideologically Motivated Conflicts in the Philippines: In Search of Underlying Causes Rosemarie G. Edillon
5. Other Papers
a.Macroeconomic Effects of Conflict (powerpoint presentation) Geoffrey Ducanes and Mitzirose Legal
b.Notes on Macroeconomic Effects of Conflict Geoffrey Ducanes
c.Putting the Money where the Mouth is-ODA in Mindanao: A View from the Communities Marides Gardiola
d.Strengthening Dialogue and Socio-economic Development amidst Conflict in the Philippines Philip Arnold Tuano
Policy Notes
The Cost of War in Human Dimension: The Case of Lanao del Sur
Armed Conflict in Bicol: The Price Does Not Come Cheap
Civil Society Institutional Response: Peaceful Intervention to Resolve Armed Conflicts
The AFP’s Institutional Responses to Armed Conflict: a Continuing Quest for the Right Approach
Extracting the Root to Reap the Fruit: Searching for a Possible End to Armed Conflict
Development Research News
Cross-border Trade in Higher Education: What Are Our Chances?
The Bias Against Muslims: A creeping perception
Costs and Spillovers of the AFP vs NPA armed conflicts: MM-Rizal case study
In addition the Network has published a number of books and monographs related to issue of human development.
A Woman’s Work Is Never Done: A Review of Literature on Women 1986-1996by Rosalinda Pineda-Ofreneo, Rosario del Rosario, Ma. Delia Monares, Victoria Narciso Apuan and Merceditas Cruz
Globalization: Its Effects on Growth and EquityProceedings of the Third Sustainable Human Development Forum
Indigenization of HDI: The Case of the Minimum Basic Needs Approach by Victoria Bautista
National Elementary Assessment Test and the National Secondary Assessment Test by Michael Tan
Indicators of Good Governance: Developing an Index of Governance Quality at the LGU Level by Rosario Manasan, Eduardo Gonzales and Romualdo Gaffud
Who’s Afraid of Capital ControlsProceedings of the Sixth Sustainable Human Development Forum
Human Rights Approach to Governance of Multi-cultural and Multi-ethnic States Proceedings of the Launching of the 2000 Global Human Development Report and Forum
Making New Technologies Work for Human Development Proceedings of the 2001 Launch- Forum on the 2001 Global Human Development Report
Institutions, politics and human development
1. Background papers
a. The Challenge of Governance in a Large Bureaucracy (Department of Education): Linking governance to performance in an under-performing sector Juan Miguel Luz
b. When Reforms Don’t Transform: Reflections on institutional reforms in the Department of Education Ma. Cynthia Rose Bautista, Allan Bernardo, Dina Ocampo
c. A case study of the decentralization of health and education services in the Philippines Joseph Capuno
d. The Philippine Bureaucracy: Incentive structures and implications for performance Toby Monsod
e. Case Study: The influence of the budget process on governance effectiveness Emily Boncodin
2. Technical Issues/Notes
a. 2008 Philippine Human Development Report (Technical Annex) Sharon Faye Piza, Regina Salve Baroma
b. The Office of the Ombudsman: Is there institutional weakness? Transparency and Accountability Network
c. 2000 Life Table Estimates for the Philippines and Provinces by Sex Josefina Cabigon
Peace, Human Security and Human Development in the Philippines
1. History of Armed Conflict
a.Evolution of the Armed Conflict on the Communist Front Atty. Soliman Santos, Jr.
b.Evolution of the Armed Conflict on the Moro Front Atty. Soliman Santos, Jr.
2. Case Studies
a.Human Development, Economic and Social Costs, and Spillovers of Conflict: The Case of the Province of Lanao del Sur Yasmin Busran-Lao
b.Case Study on the Human Development and Economic Costs/Spillovers of Armed Conflict in Bicol Fr. Jovic Lobrigo et al.
c.Philippine Human Development Report 2005: Metro Manila-Rizal Case Study Dr. Noel Morada
3. Institutional Responses
a.Institutional and Politico-Administrative Responses on Armed Conflicts Dr. Alex Brillantes, Jr.
b.Institutional Response: Civil Society Miriam Coronel-Ferrer
c.Institutional Responses to Armed Conflict: The Armed Forces of the Philippines Dr. Carolina Hernandez
4. Early Warning System
a.Ideologically Motivated Conflicts in the Philippines: Exploring the Possibility of an Early Warning System Dr. Ma. Cynthia Rose Banzon Bautista
b.Ideologically Motivated Conflicts in the Philippines: In Search of Underlying Causes Rosemarie G. Edillon
5. Other Papers
a.Macroeconomic Effects of Conflict (powerpoint presentation) Geoffrey Ducanes and Mitzirose Legal
b.Notes on Macroeconomic Effects of Conflict Geoffrey Ducanes
c.Putting the Money where the Mouth is-ODA in Mindanao: A View from the Communities Marides Gardiola
d.Strengthening Dialogue and Socio-economic Development amidst Conflict in the Philippines Philip Arnold Tuano
Policy Notes
The Cost of War in Human Dimension: The Case of Lanao del Sur
Armed Conflict in Bicol: The Price Does Not Come Cheap
Civil Society Institutional Response: Peaceful Intervention to Resolve Armed Conflicts
The AFP’s Institutional Responses to Armed Conflict: a Continuing Quest for the Right Approach
Extracting the Root to Reap the Fruit: Searching for a Possible End to Armed Conflict
Development Research News
Cross-border Trade in Higher Education: What Are Our Chances?
The Bias Against Muslims: A creeping perception
Costs and Spillovers of the AFP vs NPA armed conflicts: MM-Rizal case study
