• I.A. No. 01: Vying for the presidency in 2010
• I.A. No. 02: Philippine bureaucracy: Bloated and corrupted
• I.A. No. 03: Governance by arrogance
• I.A. No. 04: People Power
• I.A. No. 05: Options and scenarios
• I.A. No. 06: Are foreign loan agreements not international agreements?
• I.A. No. 07: Environment: A major source of corruption
• I.A. No. 08: CRISPIN BELTRAN: MOST OUTSTANDING LEGISLATOR
• I.A. No. 09: Crisis Management, Arroyo Style
• I.A . No.10: Turning palms into clenched fists
• I.A. No. 11: Federalism Will Entrench the Oligarchy
• I.A. No. 12: MoA on Ancestral Domain: It’s Not Over, Yet
• I.A. No. 13: Peace in Mindanao - at What Price?

• No. 1: ELECTION TURNOUT, LOWEST IN YEARS? 
• No. 2: FOREIGN OBSERVERS: BATTLE-SCARRED,
  DIFFERENT MISSIONS
• No. 3: Political Fiefdoms Dig In
• No. 4: The Massacre of Mindanao Votes
• No. 5: Sabotaging an Election Machinery: Manipulation,
  Psywar and Military
• No. 6 / Part I: Pork Barrel, Perks Helped Pro-Arroyo Clans
  to Dominate House, LGUs
• No. 6 / Part II: All in the Family: Ampatuans, Garcias, Other Reigning Lords
• No. 7: COMELEC's Panganiban Doctrine Breaches
  Proportional Representation
• 2-Round Method Affirms the Principle of Proportional Representation in the House

Issue Analysis 2004-2006

• I.A. Special Edition: Two Versions of the Philippine Political Economy
• I.A. No. 27: After the Con-Ass Debacle, the Elections
• I.A. No. 26: Desperate Times
• I.A. No. 25: Loyalty to the Commander-in-Chief,
  Above All Else
• I.A. No. 24: Human Rights and the Quest for Justice
• I.A. No. 23: Disasters and Faulty Governance
• I.A. No. 22: Is Arroyo Pre-empting European
  Rights Mission’s Work?
• I.A. No. 21: Self-serving Interests at Stake in Chacha
• I.A. No. 20: Extra Judicial Killings and Sham Investigation
• I.A. No. 19: Regulating Mass Media Through
  Proclamation 1017
• I.A. No. 18: Chacha 2006: A Closer Look at the
  Promise of Parliamentarism
• I.A. No. 17: The VFA: A Threat to All Filipino
• I.A. No. 16: Target All of the Media
• I.A. No. 15: Killings a State Policy
• I.A. No. 14: The Enemy Within
• I.A. No. 13: Repeating History
• I.A. No. 12: Uncertain Future
• I.A. No. 11: The United States Role in the Political Crisis
  A Neocolony, Not a Sovereign State
• I.A. No. 10: People Power and the Military
• I.A. No. 09: The Falsehood Commission
• I.A. No. 08: Chacha Favors the Elite and the US
• I.A. No. 07: Arroyo's Ramos Agenda
• I.A. No. 06: Assaulting the Truth
• I.A. No. 05: Only a Solution Beyond the Political System
  will Solve the Crisis of 2005
• I.A. No. 04: Government by Repression
• I.A. No. 03: Pro-people Policies Needed
• I.A. No. 02: Enrile's Revised EDSA History

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• Global Currents 6
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• Global Currents 7
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• Global Currents 9

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• National Study Conference on Corruption 2005
• Charter Change and Corruption
• The Mideast Crisis and the Philippine Crisis
• OFW Bank
• Crisis in the Rule of Law
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