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    Introduction and Critical Context | Oscar V. Campomanes

    by Critical Asia 2025-07-21

    【by Oscar V. Campomanes, June 2025】 The groundwork for this discussion and analysis of Philippine authoritarianism was laid by some of our contributors here through a roundtable on the topic at the In …

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    Socio-political Context | Ma. Luisa Torres Reyes

    by Critical Asia 2025-07-21

    【by Ma. Luisa Torres Reyes, June 2025】 Our roundtable session at the 2023 Seoul Conference consisted of members of the Network in Defense of Historical Truth and Academic Freedom (NDHTAF), established …

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    Vigilance amid Threats: Assessing Academic Freedom as Democracy Erodes in the Philippines | Sol Iglesias

    by Critical Asia 2025-07-21

    【by Sol Iglesias, June 2025】 This essay aims to offer insight into the impact of democratic backsliding on the academe. The Philippine case offers an urgent impetus and opportunity for such a study, g …

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    Polarizing Discourses of Contestation during the Philippine Presidential Election of 2022 | Ramon Guillermo and Noreen H. Sapalo

    by Critical Asia 2025-07-21

    【by Ramon Guillermo and Noreen H. Sapalo, June 2025】 The discussion will focus on a preliminary social-media investigation and analysis of one of the more well-known “myths,” in the form of disinforma …

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    Interrogating the Liberal-Democratic Critique of Historical Distortion and Disinformation | Michael D. Pante

    by Critical Asia 2025-07-21

    【by Michael D. Pante, June 2025】 The capacity of social media platforms, through their algorithms, to amplify one’s political beliefs and shut out competing discourses has been weaponized by political …

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