PSCJ 2018 in Hiroshima

4th Philippine Studies Conference in Japan

Three Decades of the Post-EDSA Philippines Continuity, Discontinuity, and Emergence

Hiroshima University, Higashi-Hiroshima City, Japan

November 17-18, 2018

Conference Schedule

Saturday, November 17 8:00 - Registration (Entrance Hall, IDEC)

9:00 - 10:40 Session 1 (IDEC)

10:55 - 12:55 Session 2 (IDEC)

13:20 - 14:20 Lunch (Reception Hall, Faculty Club*1)

14:30 - 15:45 Keynote Speech (Satake Memorial Hall)

16:00 - 18:00 Plenary Session (Satake Memorial Hall)

18:20 - 20:20 Reception (Reception Hall, Faculty Club)

Sunday, November 18 9:30 - 11:30 Session 3 (IDEC)

11:30 - 12:40 Lunch (IDEC)

12:45 - 14:45 Session 4 (IDEC)

15:00 - 17:00 Session 5 (IDEC)

*1 The Faculty Club is approximately a 15-minute walk from the IDEC building.

Satake Memorial HallFaculty Club

Graduate School for International Development and Cooperation (IDEC)

Higashi Hiroshima Campus of Hiroshima University

Floor Plan: IDEC Building

Saturday, November 17

Session 1 9:00-10:40 1-1 Room 1 (Large Conference Room) 9:00 - 10:40 Individual Papers War on Drugs and the Duterte Administration Chair: Wataru Kusaka (Nagoya University)

Hanyi Xu (Beijing Foreign Studies University) Sovereign State, Suspects and the Masses: Political Violence and Bare Life in the Philippine Drug War

Mark R. Thompson (City University of Hong Kong） The Duterte State and the State of Duterte Studies

Lance Collins (Hawai'i Institute for Philippine Studies) The Writ of Quo Warranto: An American Colonial Legal Form in the Duterte Era

1-2 Room 2 (204) 9:00 - 10:40 Individual Papers Democracy in the Post-EDSA Philippines Chair: Saya Kiba (Komatsu University)

Maxine Rafaella C. Rodriguez (National University of Singapore) (Re)writing the “New Society”: A linguistic and multimodal analysis of Marcos’s presidencies in two revisions of Philippines: Our Land and Heritage

Adonis Elumbre (University of the Philippines, Baguio) Narratives of International Solidarity in the 1986 EDSA People Power

Carmina Untalan (Osaka University) Philippine Post-EDSA Democracy: Against the Politics of Deferred Redemption

John X. Lambino (Kyoto Tachibana University) The Local Power for Economic Reproduction in Philippine Democracy

1-3 Room 3 (203) 9:00 - 10:40 Individual Papers Bangsamoro and Security Chair: Nobutaka Suzuki (Tsukuba University)

Jamail A. Kamlian (Mindanao State University, Iligan Institute of Technology) Lumad and Bangsamoro Relatedness to Filipino Nationhood: Symbols, Discourse, and the Question of Representation

Jefferson Erick Alindogan (Business Profiles Inc.) Understanding the Shift in Security Environment after the Marawi City Siege: Potential Implications against Aid Organizations in Mindanao, Philippines

Georgi Engelbrecht (European Union) Rashōmon in Dansalan: Explaining the 2017 urban combat in Marawi City

1-4 Room 4 (201) 9:00 - 10:40 Individual Papers Transnationalism and Overseas Filipinos Chair: Reiko Ogawa (Chiba University)

Mai Yoshida (Institute of Social Theory and Dynamics) Exclusiveness and Informality Imposed on Nikkei-jin and other Filipino migrants in Japan

Masaaki Satake (Nagoya Gakuin University) Filipino-Australian Intermarriages: Five Valuables for Security

Jhemarie Chris Bernas (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University) Stories of Return and Reintegration: Survey study of Overseas Filipino Workers Coming Home

Glenda Bonifacio (University of Lethbridge) Contemporary Pinay Transnationalism: Vested, Variant and Valiant?

1-5 Room 5 (206) 9:00 - 10:40 Individual Papers Gender in the Contemporary Philippines Chair: Johanna O. Zulueta (Soka University)

Marlon T. Salvador (University of Southern Mindanao) Subversion of Gender Stereotypes in Contemporary Philippine Movies

Maria Lulu G. Reyes (Saint Louis University) Haligi ng Tahanan- The Filipino Wife as an Idealized Legal Construct

Reynele Bren Zafra (University of Santo Tomas) Danas: Study on the Lived Experiences of Selected Filipino Women of Batis Aware, Inc.

John Carlo S. Santos (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Filipino Meat Market: On How Filipino Men-who-like-Men Utilize Grindr as a Mobile Hookup Application

1-6 Room 6 (207) 9:00 - 10:40 Individual Papers The Philippines in Global Settings Chair: Taihei Okada (University of Tokyo)

Arthur Bernardo Boquiren (University of the Philippines, Baguio) Benefits and Costs of RP Government Accommodation of China’s 9-Dash-Line

Christine Marie Lim Magpile (University of the Philippines Press) Takayama Ukon: Japanese Feudal Lord with a Zealous Catholic Faith

Tina S. Clemente (University of the Philippines, Diliman) China expertise in the Philippines: Reflections for Philippine Studies

1-7 Room 7 (405) 9:00 - 10:40Individual Papers Translation in Literature and Religion Chair: Fumiko Uchiyama (Tsuru University)

Glenda Salorsano, Karen San Diego and Emelinda Layos (Polytechnic University of the Philippines) Translation as Strengthening Tie in Philippine-Japan Literary Relations: The Case of the Translation of Japanese Novel “Botchan” into Filipino Language

Leonard Catubay (Philippine Cultural College) Syncretism: The Story of Chinese-Filipino Buddhist Catholics in Binondo Chinatown, Manila

1-8 Room 8 (508) 9:00 - 10:40Individual Papers Health, Intimacy, and the Church Chair: Julius Bautista (Kyoto University)

Jenalyn Y. Lai and Marvin G. Lai (Polytechnic University of the Philippines) Ang Ekonomiya ng Tradisyunal at Alternatibong Pangangalagang Pangkalusugan sa Maynila

Satoshi Miyawaki (Osaka University) Three Decades of the Post EDSA Philippine Catholic Church: Continuity, Discontinuity, and Emergence

Yuko Kubo (University of Tokyo) An Analysis of the term “fetus” in public discourse on the policy of reproductive health

Yumeno Tagawa (Hiroshima University) Commercial Love / Sex and Intimacy: The case study at a karaoke bar in Makati city

1-9 Room 9 (101) 9:00 - 10:40Panel Bangsamoro Peace Process and Peacebuilding: Challenges Ahead to Establishing a New Political Entity Panel Organizer: Masako Ishii (Rikkyo University) Discussant: Rufa Guiam (Alternate Forum for Research in Mindanao)

Miyoko Taniguchi (Japan International Cooperation Agency) Conflict, Violence, and Peace in Mindanao from a Historical Perspective: Implications to the Bangsamoro Peacebuilding

Masako Ishii (Rikkyo University) Potentiality of Building Peace between the Moro and the Non-Moro Indigenous Peoples: Toward Establishing a New Bangsamoro Political Entity in the Southern Philippines

Jovanie Camacho Espesor (University of Canterbury) Exogenous and Endogenous Peace Governance: Tensions, dilemmas and paradoxes in peacebuilding in war-torn polities

Session 2 10:55-12:55 2-1 Room 1 (Large Conference Room) 10:55 – 12:55 Panel Philippine Urbanization Post-EDSA and Beyond Panel Organizer: Arnisson Andre C. Ortega (University of Glasgow)

Maria Khristine Alvarez (University College London) Benevolent evictions and resiliency revanchism: Protocols of dispossession, social safeguards, and ‘participatory’ housing solutions in post-Ondoy Manila

Naoki Fujiwara (Kobe University) Political Ecology and the Politics of Environmental Development: Reflections on the Development Strategies for the Pasig River

Arnisson Andre C Ortega (University of Glasgow) Transnational mobilities and the production of urban spaces in the Philippines: Reflections on urban epistemologies, theory-building and praxis

Kristian Saguin (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Cultivating urban subjectivities through urban agriculture in Metro Manila

2-2 Room 2 (204) 10:55 – 12:55 Panel Shifting Economic Policies and Improving Governance? Panel Organizer: Shingo Mikamo (Shinshu University)

Shingo Mikamo (Shinshu University) Presidential Leadership, Economic Policy-making and Governance in the Philippines

Jenny Balboa (Devnet Business Consulting Services) Has there been major changes in the Philippine trade and investment policy under President Duterte?

Susumu Ito (Chuo University) Key Issues for Infrastructure Development in the Philippines: Dutertenomics in historical perspectives

2-3 Room 3 (203) 10:55 – 12:55 Panel Security Governance in Mindanao: Military, Police, Armed Groups, and Outsiders Panel Organizer: Saya Kiba (Komatsu University) Discussant: Rufa Guiam (Alternate Forum for Research in Mindanao)

Jennifer Santiago Oreta (Ateneo de Manila University) Community Security Management in Conflict Environments: Focus on Mindanao

Takeshi Yamane (Fukuoka Women’s University) Government-NSAGs cooperation for internal security in Mindanao

Rosalie Arcala Hall (University of the Philippines, Visayas) Under Pressure: Policing during the 2017 Marawi City Crisis

2-4 Room 4 (201) 10:55 – 12:55 Panel Gender and Disaster in the Philippines: Exploring Resilience and Spatiality Panel Organizer: Glenda Tibe Bonifacio (University of Lethbridge)

Anita G. Cular (University of the Philippines, Visayas) From Disaster Woes to Economic Windfall: The Experience of San Juan Women’s Association of Sta. Rita, Samar Philippines

Rowena Guiang and Ervina Espina (University of the Philippines, Visayas) Rurality, Disaster and Women: Finding Strength between the Physical and Social Environment

Roxanna Epe (University of Lethbridge) Youth and Disaster Risk Reduction: Building Resilience from Education, LGU and Community

2-5 Room 5 (206) 10:55 – 12:55 Panel Filipino Migrants in Japan in the 21st Century: Continuities and Transforming Subjectivities Panel Organizer: Katrina Navallo (Kyoto University) Discussant: Johanna O. Zulueta (Soka University)

Tricia Okada (Tamagawa University) Migrant Voices of Filipinos Teaching English in Japan

Eri Ono (Ferris University) The Case Study of the Gender and Life Course of Filipino Marriage Migrants in Rural Japan

Shikainnah Glow D. Meñoza (Hiroshima University) Citizenship Practices and Flexible Strategies of Adult Japanese-Filipino Migrants

Katrina Navallo (Kyoto University) Filipino Migrant Care Workers in Japan: Transforming Intimacies and Caring Practices in Japanese Intimate Spaces

2-6 Room 6 (207) 10:55 – 12:55 Panel Re/Connecting Filipino and Korean Diaspora in Transnational Perspective Panel Organizer: Nobutaka Suzuki (Tsukuba University)

Atsumasa Nagata (National Museum of Ethnology) Developing Filipino Spaces in Seoul, South Korea

Jung-Eun Lee (Ritsumeikan University) Why Korean students choose the Philippines to study English

Nobutaka Suzuki (Tsukuba University) Filipino English and Global Demand: The Origin and Transnational Spread of Korean-Run English Language Schools in Baguio, the Philippines

2-7 Room 7 (405) 10:55 – 12:55 Individual Papers Historiography and Nationhood Chair: Yoshiko Nagano (Kanagawa University)

Hiromitsu Umehara (Rikkyo University) Spanish Geographical Perception on the Filipinas Islands at the turn of the Century from 16th to 17th

Nariko Sugaya (Ehime University) Mestizo women in Spanish Colonial Manila in Transition, ca. 1780-1820: Their Lives in a Changing Colonial Environment

Takamichi Serizawa (Kyoto University) “Indigenizing” Communism in the Philippines during the Interwar Period (1919-39): Through the Comintern Archives in Moscow

Arnel E. Joven (University of Asia and the Pacific) Revisiting the Historiography of the Japanese Occupation Period: Re-Examining Radio Taiso in Philippine Social History

Fumiko Uchiyama (Tsuru University) “Code of Ethics” and a story of “moral heritage” of Filipinos

2-8 Room 8 (508) 10:55 – 12:55 Individual Papers Protest, Popular Culture, and Community Chair: Yusuke Takagi (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)

Alexander Gasmeña (University of the Philippines, Diliman) A Post-Colonial & Trans-National Study of Indonesia and Philippines’ Protests Songs during the Countries’ Strongman (Suharto & Marcos) Rule

Sheryl Alapad (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Protest and Popular Culture in the Contemporary Women's Movement: An Analysis of Sining Lila's Protest Songs from 2010-2015

Arvin Boller (Ateneo De Manila University) Social construction of public fear in the Philippine political sphere

Tomoaki Takeshita (Kagoshima University) The Existence of Sari-Sari Store in the Philippines and Their Effects on Local Communities

Veronica Alporha (University of the Philippines Los Baños) Images of Agitation: Communist Images Contained in the Educational and Propaganda Materials of the Communist Party of the Philippines and National Democratic Front (1979- 2005)

Keynote Speech 14:30-15:45

Satake Memorial Hall 14:30 - 15:45 Chair: Hiromu Shimizu (Kansai University)

Filomeno V. Aguilar, Jr. (Ateneo de Manila University)

The Present Political Conjuncture and the Disjuncture in Philippine

Studies

Plenary Session 16:00-18:00

Satake Memorial Hall 16:00 - 18:00 Three Decades of the Post-EDSA Philippines: Continuity, Discontinuity, and Emergence Organizer: 4th Philippine Studies Conference in Japan Chair: Bernardita R. Churchill (ICOPHIL)

Patricio N. Abinales (University of Hawaiʻi) Searching for the Masa in EDSA Lisandro E. Claudio (De La Salle University) Andres Bonifacio or Mocha Uson?

Comparing Katipuneros and Dutertistas Yoshiko Nagano (Kanagawa University) Understanding the Rise of Dutertismo in the

Philippines: With the Background of Its Economic Growth for the Past Ten Years Julius Bautista (Kyoto University) God is Stupid? Religion in the Philippine Public

Sphere

Sunday, November 18

Session 3 9:30-11:30 3-1 Room 1 (Large Conference Room) 9:30 – 11:30 Panel The Philippine War on Drugs: Critical Perspectives Panel Organizer: Gideon Lasco (University of the Philippines, Diliman)

Filomin C. Gutierrez (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Philippine War on Drugs: Experiences of Persons Arrested in Operation Tokhang

Gideon Lasco (University of the Philippines, Diliman) “I’d rather be killed than jailed”: Young men's narratives in a drug war-affected community in the Philippines

Aaron Abel Mallari (University of the Philippines, Diliman) “Drugs are destroying our country”: Social constructions of drugs and drug users in contemporary Philippines

Clarissa David (University of the Philippines, Diliman) “Four million addicts”? The politics of numbers in the Philippine ‘war on drugs’

3-3 Room 3 (203) 9:30 – 11:30 Panel Three Decades of Trajectory of Research and Action for Migrant Women and Japanese-Filipino Children Organizer: Chiho Ogaya (Ferris University)

Chiho Ogaya (Ferris University) Migration and Civil Society: Identifying the Transnational Assemblages in the Context of JFC and their mother’s issue

Sera Ono (Ochanomizu University) The Movement against “Entertainment Visas” by NGOs in the Philippines: Between Human Trafficking and Migration

Megumi Hara (National Institute of Technology, Wakayama College) JFC and the Social Movement: Human Rights, Peer Support, and Migration Again

Kimi Yamoto (Sophia University) The Views of Filipino and Japanese-Filipino Children on Education Support for Newcomer and Migrant Students in Japanese Public High Schools

3-4 Room 4 (201) 9:30 – 11:30 Panel Diskurso sa Diasporang Filipino: Wika, Panitikan, Ugnayan at Pag-unlad Organizer: Satoru Nishimura (Kagoshima University)

Romeo P. Peña (Polytechnic University of the Philippines) Diskurso ni E. San Juan Jr. Hinggil sa Diasporang Filipino

Jo-Ann S. Tejada (Polytechnic University of the Philippines) and Satoru Nishimura (Kagoshima University) Ang Umuusbong at Nagbabagong Network ng Diasporang Filipino sa Kagoshima, Japan

Jomar G. Adaya (Polytechnic University of the Philippines) Pagsasanda(g)li: Mga Naratibo ng Diasporang Filipino sa Antolohiyang Saanman: Mga Kuwento Mula sa Biyahe, Bagahe at Balikbayan Box

Maria Victoria R. Apigo (Polytechnic University of the Philippines) Dayaspora sa Wika Bilang Resulta ng Lokal na Migrasyon: Kaso ng Wikang Filipino Bilang Wikang Pambansa Tungo sa Filipinolohiya

3-5 Room 5 (206) 9:30 – 11:30 Panel Where Water Flows: Philippine Surface Water Governance Dynamics and Issues Organizer: Rosalie Arcala Hall (University of the Philippines, Visayas)

Corazon L. Abansi (University of the Philippines, Bagiuo), Ida M. Siason and Rosalie Arcala Hall New Directions in Understanding Water Sustainability in the Philippines: A Demand-Side Perspective

Joy C. Lizada (University of the Philippines, Visayas), Rosalie Arcala Hall, Teresita S. Espinosa and Agnes C. Rola Institutional Hierarchy Analysis of Property Rights to Surface Water in Tigum-Aganan Watershed, Philippines

Ida Siason (University of the Philippines, Visayas), Joy Lizada, Rosalie Arcala Hall, Rhodelia Ibabao and Teresita Espinosa Collaborative Governance: Lessons from Tigum-Aganan Watershed in Central Philippines

Rosalie Arcala Hall (University of the Philippines, Visayas), Joy Lizada, Corazon Abansi, Maria Helen Dayo and Agnes Rola Comparative local domestic water governance: the Philippine case

3-6 Room 6 (207) 9:30 – 11:30 Panel Make a Difference: Policy Making and Governance in Restored Philippine Democracy Organizer: Yusuke Takagi (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)

Filomeno Sta. Ana III (Action for Economic Reform) Tax Reform and Civil Society Pauleen Gorospe (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies) Hybrid security

governance in Muslim Mindanao: Towards an inclusive security sector reform Jay Tristan Tarriela (Philippine Coast Guard) Philippine Coast Guard: A Case Study

of Institution Making with International Cooperation

Yusuke Takagi (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies) Policymaking without Stable Party System: Revisiting the Fidel V. Ramos administration and its legacies

3-7 Room 7 (405) 9:30 – 11:30 Individual Papers Language, Education, and Hope Chair: Satoshi Miyawaki (Osaka University)

Alvin M. Ortiz, Marianne C. Ortiz, Perla S. Carpio and Ricardo Carpio (Polytechnic University of the Philippines) Multilingualism: Threat on Filipino National Language in a Federal State of Government in the Philippines

Allen Kim (International Christian University) and Angela Louise Rosario (Ateneo de Manila University) The Japan Philippine Student Summit: Operationalizing Educational Transformation, Awareness, and Mutual Cooperation Across Shores

Masayoshi Okabe (Institute of Developing Economies) "Boys' Underperformance in Education"? Parent-Child Nexus, Stereotypes, and Poverty in the Philippines: A Quantitative Approach to Marinduque's Case

Mayluck A. Malaga and Cindy P. Paulino (Polytechnic University of the Philippines) AmBisyo(n) Natin 2040: Ang Konsepto ng Ginhawa ng NEDA batay sa Ekonomikong Kalagayan ng mga Dalubguro sa Politeknikong Unibersidad ng Pilipinas

Lucila T. Aguada (University of the Philippines, Diliman) What Makes Filipino Children Happy? An Exploratory Study on the Influence of Age, Gender, and Socioeconomic Status on Children’s Source of Happiness

3-8 Room 8 (508) 9:30 – 11:30 Individual Papers Disaster, Resilience, and Local Governance Chair: Shingo Mikamo (Shinshu University)

Ara Joy U. Pacoma (Leyte Normal University), Angelie E. Genotiva (Visayas State University) and Jake S. Delda (University of the Philippines, Visayas) Contextualizing Meanings: The Subjective Understandings of Resilience in a post-Haiyan Context in Tacloban City

Caroline Compton (The University of New South Wales) Rethinking the state: Capacity, responsibility, and property

Shio Segi (Konan Women’s University) “Yolanda was a blessing”: The tourism boom in post-disaster Bantayan Island, Cebu

Andres Winston C. Oreta (De La Salle University, Manila) and Anjela Mae Era (Department of the Interior and Local Government) Identifying the Strengthening Interventions for Resilience Building: An Assessment of Selected Philippine Local Governments through the “Making Cities Resilient” Global Campaign

Czarina Labayo (Hiroshima University) Babaying Ati: Indigenous Knowledge and Women’s Health in Post Disaster Resettlement

Session 4 12:45-14:45 4-1 Room 1 (Large Conference Room) 12:45 – 14:45 Panel Reflections on Several Decades of Entanglement: Exploring New Perspectives in Understanding the Philippines, Japan, and the Contemporary World Organizer: Waka Aoyama (The University of Tokyo)

Wako Asato (Kyoto University) Is Japan an Inclusive Society? Drawing Lessons from the School Life of Japanese Filipino Children

Germelino M. Bautista (Ateneo de Manila University) From a Chronology to an Integrative Philippine Economic History: Reflections on Four Decades of Research

Toru Nakanishi (The University of Tokyo) On ‘the Weak’ after the Cold War Hiromu Shimizu (Kansai University) Reflections on the ‘Anthropology of Respons-

ability’ through Engagement 40 years Fieldwork with and Ethnogenesis of Pinatubo Aytas in Western Luzon

4-2 Room 2 (204) 12:45 – 14:45 Panel Response to Uncertainty and Reconfiguration of Sociality: Emerging Forms of Families, Communities and Solidarity in the Post EDSA Philippines Organizers: Yasmin Y. Ortiga (National University of Singapore) and Itaru Nagasaka (Hiroshima University)

Kentaro Azuma (Nagoya University) Two Dimensions of “the Social”: Oppression and Solidarity in the Course of Tourism Development of Boracay Island

Wataru Kusaka (Nagoya University) “Good Citizens” supporting War on Drugs: How Disaster Changed Livelihoods and Moral Subjectivities in Albuera, Leyte

Yasmin Y. Ortiga (National University of Singapore) Filipino Families and the Risk of Becoming a Highly Educated Migrant Worker

Itaru Nagasaka (Hiroshima University) Diversification of Livelihood Strategies and Emerging Sociality in the Rural Philippines: A View from Longitudinal Fieldwork in Ilocos

4-3 Room 3 (203) 12:45 – 14:45 Panel Revisiting Everyday Politics of Filipino Migrants: Gender, State and Policies Organizer: Reiko Ogawa (Chiba University) Discussant: Johanna O. Zulueta (Soka University)

Maria Rosario Piquero-Ballescas (Regional Center of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development-Cebu), Orlando Ballescas and Hiroya Takamatsu Filipino Domestic Workers to Japan: Issues and Concerns

Jean Encinas-Franco (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Everyday Feminist Political Economy and Narratives of Migrant Filipino Bride Returnees from South Korea

Queri Imelda (Rikkyo University) Patterns of Caregiving in Japanese Nursing Homes Reiko Ogawa (Chiba University) Is there a Transnational Care Labor Market?: Actors

and Institutions 4-4 Room 4 (201) 12:45 – 14:45 Panel Leftist Thought in the Age of Duterte Organizer: Taihei Okada (University of Tokyo) Discussant: Yusuke Takagi (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)

Maria Karina A. Bolasco (Ateneo de Manila University Press) The GRP-NDFP Peace Talks: Tactical Discontinuities in a Shared Narrative

Nathan Gilbert Quimpo (Tsukuba University) The Philippine Left under Duterte: A Further Splintering

Ramon Guillermo (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Left Responses to the Weaponization of Social Media in the Age of Duterte

Dominique Caouette (University of Montreal) Confusing times and old recipes: Flip-flopping presidency and hesitating Left

4-5 Room 5 (206) 12:45 – 14:45 Panel Remittance and Saving of Filipino Migrants: New Trends and Prospects in Financial Inclusion Organizer: Akira Murata (Chiba Keizai University)

Akira Murata (Chiba Keizai University) Gender Gap in Financial Inclusion among Filipino Migrant Households

Erica Paula Sioson (Asian Development Bank Institute) Remittance Sending Behavior of Migrant Filipinos: Preliminary Evidence from a Survey among Filipinos in Japan

Toru Hamaguchi (Kobe University) Delaying the Accomplishment of their Dream―The Way Filipino Specialist Working in Dubai Utilize Their Earnings

4-6 Room 6 (207) 12:45 – 14:45 Panel Diplomat and General in Exile: Mariano Ponce and Artemio Ricarte in Yokohama Organizer: Wystan de la Peña (University of the Philippines, Diliman)

Amparo Adelina Umali, III (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Preliminary Notes on Mariano Ponce’s Observations of End-of-the-19th Century Japanese Culture

Wystan de la Peña (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Meiji Japan in Initial Attempts to Craft a Philippine Foreign Policy Discourse

Hiroshi Onishi (Ferris University) Ricarte in Yokohama 4-7 Room 7 (405) 12:45 – 14:45 Individual Papers Arts and Material Culture Chair: Nobutaka Suzuki (Tsukuba University)

Aron Jayson L. Garchitorena (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Cubao Expo, the HUB in Escolta, Salcedo Art In the Park: Examining Three Art Retail Spaces in Metro Manila as Sites of the Creation of Distinction in the Philippines

Roan Jessa Dino, Jackson Jake Llames and Christo Rey Albason (Polytechnic University of the Philippines) Arts in Polytechnic University of the Philippines after the EDSA Revolution

Jess Imannuel Juan Espina and Patrick James Serra (International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) Philippines) Philippines Consciousness and Obliviousness: A Case Study on the Role of LGUs in the Preservation of Historic Centers in Malolos, Manila, and Las Piñas

Jose Eleazar R. Bersales (University of San Carlos Museum) Your Trash, My Treasure? Japanese Material Culture and the Phenomenon of Japanese Surplus Shops in Cebu, Philippines

Hiroshi Ohno (University of Shiga Prefecture) Traditional and Local Building Materials and Techniques in the Philippines: Case Study of Tacloban

4-8 Room 8 (508) 12:45 – 14:45 Individual Papers Media, Informality, and Urban Space Chair: Mamoru Tsuda (Nagoya University of Foreign Studies)

Vasil A. Victoria (Ateneo de Naga University), Rodel D. Maquilan (St. Joseph School), Marcian Xavier P. Romero (Ateneo de Naga University), Jessie S. De Lara (Kapitolyo High School) and Kyle Sasaoka (University of Hawai'i) Metadiscourse on Comment Box in YouTube for the TV Show titled “Alaala: A Martial Law Special” of GMA 7

Christian Lemuel M. Magaling (University of the Philippines, Diliman) The Virtual is political: Privacy challenges and Dataveillance

Cecile Angela A. Ilagan (Ateneo de Manila University) Pilipinolohiya sa Media: Mga Pagwawari sa Paghubog ng Filipino at Pilipinas ng The Filipino Channel

Shinji Miyagawa (University of Tokyo) How the urban poor in developing countries come to cease informal activities? A case study of 'electricity theft' in Metro Manila

Zenta Nishio (Kyoto University) (Re)Assembling Metro Manila through Transport Infrastructure: A Case of Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program

Session 5 15:00-17:00 5-1 Room 1 (Large Conference Room) 15:00 – 17:00 Panel The Political Economy of Rail-based Mass Transit System in Metro Manila Organizer: The Third World Studies Center, University of the Philippines Diliman

Ricardo Trota Jose (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Tracing Roads and Rails: The Origins and Legacy of Mass Transit in Metropolitan Manila During the American Colonial Period through the 1950s

Emerald O. Flaviano (University of the Philippines, Diliman) A Long Goodbye? The Philippine National Railways Metro Commuter Line from 1972 to 2014

Miguel Paolo P. Reyes (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Was It Worth It? On the Construction, Operation, and Maintenance of Manila’s First Light Rail Transit Line

Joel F. Ariate Jr. (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Off the Track: The Trials and Tribulations of MRT 3

Elinor May Cruz (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Changing the Rules in the Middle of the Game: Japan Flexes Its Muscle Toward an All-Japan LRT 2

5-2 Room 2 (204) 15:00 – 17:00 Panel Urban Transformation and Reimagining “the Social”: Social Policy and Urban Precarity in the Philippines Organizer: Koki Seki (Hiroshima University)

Kazuhiro Ota (Kobe University) Social Security Institutions: “The Social” among People in the Philippine Society

Koki Seki (Hiroshima University) Urban Transformation and Emerging Sociality: The “People’s Plan” for Metro Manila ISFs

Chester Arcilla (University of the Philippines, Manila) Subaltern heterogeneity and neoliberal entanglements: Resistances and engagements of grassroots politics

Faith Kares (City of Chicago) Affordable Housing as Risky Business: The Unintended Consequences of Gawad Kalinga’s Care-Giving Efforts

5-3 Room 3 (203) 15:00 – 17:00 Panel Gender dynamics in new and continuing security threats (violent extremism and illicit drug trade) in the Bangsamoro and Mindanao Organizer: Rufa Cagoco-Guiam (Independent Working Group on Transitional Justice Dealing with the Past (IWG-TJDwP) in the Bangsamoro) Discussant: Jovanie Camacho Espesor (University of Canterbury)

Maricel Aguilar (UN Women, Philippines) UN Women platforms for the prevention of Violent Extremism in the Bangsamoro and in Mindanao

Carla Silbert (UN Women, Philippines) Comparative insights on gender roles in the Prevention of Violent Extremism in other Southeast Asian countries

Rufa Cagoco-Guiam (Independent Working Group on Transitional Justice Dealing with the Past (IWG-TJDwP) in the Bangsamoro) Gender dynamics: Exploiting ‘hyper-masculinities and subservient femininities’ in the current violent extremist threat in the Bangsamoro

Lolymar Jacinto-Reyes (Mindanao State University, General Santos) Gender roles in the illegal drug trade in South Central Mindanao: A case study of incarcerated women at the General Santos City Jail

5-4 Room 4 (201) 15:00 – 17:00 Panel Care / Caring in Diaspora: Agency, Governance, and Ethnic Formation Organizer: Ron Bridget Vilog (De La Salle University)

Derrace Garfield McCallum (Nagoya University) Filipino Migrants’ Care for Family and Country: Beyond Economic and Social Remittances

Hiroya Takamatsu (Tokyo Institute of Technology) Development and Expansion of Newly Raising Ethnic Community in Tokyo Metropolitan Area: Case Study of Takenotsuka, Adachi Ward, Tokyo

Cleovi Mosuela (Bielefeld University) Care and Cosmos: Exploring the link between Migration and Social Inequalities in the Context of Climate Change

Ron Bridget Vilog (De La Salle University) The PJEPA after a Decade: Policy Issues and Challenges

5-5 Room 5 (206) 15:00 – 17:00 Panel Cultural Heritage and Cultural Resource Management Organizer: Juan Ramon Jimenez (University of Shiga Prefecture)

Juan Ramon Jimenez Verdejo (University of Shiga Prefecture) Consideration on Heritage Buildings in the Philippines

Troy Dino Elizaga (University of San Carlos) The Historical Transformation of the Urban Form of Cebu City, Philippines

Ophelynn P. Cano (University of San Carlos) The 1730 Jesuit House Cultural Conservation Heritage Project in Cebu

Carmen Bettina S. Bulaong (Escuela Taller de Filipinas Foundation, Inc.) Emerging Practices in Cultural Heritage Resource Management

5-6 Room 6 (207) 15:00 – 17:00 Individual Papers Elections, "Fake News" and the Duterte Administration Chair: Satoru Nishimura (Kagoshima University)

Christian Paul O. Chan Shio, Felix P. Muga II and Hansley A. Juliano (Ateneo de Manila University) How Clean Was 2016? Reviewing the 2016 Philippine Automated Elections and Piloting a Method to Detect Electoral Anomalies

Ardyn Albert V. Gonzales (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Understanding the Filipino Administrative Culture: The Case of the Presidency of Rodrigo Duterte

Aran V. Samson and Joselito Olpoc (Ateneo De Manila University) Analyzing the spread of fake news articles using data visualization to identify generic fake news mitigation strategies in the context of Philippine media

Sheena Mae L. Abrazado, Harold B. Badilla, Joanna Vera E. Clutario and Jessica May S. Reyes (Ateneo de Naga University) The Language of “Fake News” in Facebook

Charley Lepera-Urquiza (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Modes of Justifications: The Online Production of Public Opinion in Extrajudicial Killings

5-7 Room 7 (405) 15:00 – 17:00 Individual Papers State, Market, and Public Policies Chair: Takushi Ohno (Asahi Shimbun)

Tamiki Hara (Hitotsubashi University) Political and Economic Significance of the Enactment of the Competition Law in the Philippines

Arjan Paulo S. Salvanera (De La Salle University) PJEPA after 10 years: Analyzing Tariffs and Non-Tariff Measures

Severo C. Madrona Jr. (Ateneo de Manila University) and May Hazel Tagupa (City University of Pasay) Appraising the Participation of the Citizens/Stakeholders in Philippine Public-Private Partnership (PPP Projects), 1990-2016

Rainier Ric B. de la Cruz (University of the Philippines, Baguio) Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth: Evidence of Firm-Level Productivity Spillovers in the Philippines

Kenneth Cardenas (York University) GOCC reform and moral liquidation: The Philippine state and market creation, 1986 to the present

5-8 Room 8 (508) 15:00 – 17:00 Individual Papers Environment, Indigeneity, and Labor Chair: Masaaki Satake (Nagoya Gakuin University)

Ria Lambino(Research Institute for Humanity and Nature), Satoshi Asano, Jocelyn Siapno, Rose Bonifacio, Haruka Nakashima, Adelina Santos-Borja and Noboru Okuda Development and Environmental History of Communities in the Sta. Rosa Watershed

Bub Mo Jung (Pukyong National University) The fluid identity of Indigenous people and the resistance of “Tumandok”: The case of Jalaur Dam construction in Iloilo

Noel Moratilla (University of the Philippines, Diliman) Occluded Histories: Philippine Labor After EDSA

Armand Christopher Casiple Rola (Doshisha University) Performance Assessment of the Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation’s Rice Crop Insurance Program in the Province of Laguna

Dhino Bonita Geges (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University) Business Sector Participation to Haiyan Relief and Rehabilitation Programs in Selected Areas in the Philippines