TY  - BOOK
AU  - Sarmiento,Abraham F.
TI  - Dissent and resistance
SN  - 9715423175
U1  - 959.9046 
PY  - 2001///
CY  - Quezon City
PB  - University of the Philippines Press
KW  - Sarmiento, Abraham F.,
KW  - Philippines
KW  - Politics and government
KW  - 1973-1986
N1  - Includes index; 1971-1980; In search of a peaceful solution to a revolutionary situation; Why retain the presidential system of government in the new constitution; On the necessity of closer relationship between people and government; The universality of the university; A valedictory of sorts: on Martial law, the political system, and the UP alumni; 1981; A demand for fair, clean, honest, and free elections; A call for a "no"; Why Rotarians must vote "no"; Boycott and the freedom of conscience; B o y c o t t; Tungo sa nagkakaisang kilusang bayan ng timog katagalugan; Our tasks; 1982; The tyranny of the magna carta for students; A message to the national labor assembly; The Marcos U.S. state visit: subservience vs. independence; The role of the united churchmen in contemporary Philippine society; 1983; The southern tagalog experience; The Filipino people shall prevail; Food and freedom; The proper role of a lawyer in society; A tribute to Lorenzo M. Tanada: constitutionalist; Freedom of the press and its realities in the Philippines; In the end we all must die; Pagkakaisang diwa sa katarungan, kalayaan, at kapayapaan: ang hamon sa lahat; Challenging the mockery of laws and of the law; The Filipino lawyers' response to present Philippine realities; Oppressive and repressive decrees; Genuine national reconciliation or civil disobedience; 1984; Boycott the election for a useless, expensive, and obsequious second legislature; Semi-parliamentary democracy or presidential dictatorship; Aberrations of amendments no. 6 and Marcos lawmaking powers; The absence of nationalism in the Philippines: September 21, 1972 to the present; The liberal party program of government--people-oriented; 1985; Accreditation of political parties and the dominant opposition party; Rejecting the Philippine-Japan treaty of amity, commerce, and navigation; The response of the church to the present realities: from a layman's point of view; The public assembly act of 1985
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