Philippines Studies Group
of the
Association for Asian Studies
1021 E. Huron  St., Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1628

NOTICE: As of 2007, the Philippine Studies Group of the Association for Asian Studies, USA, has officially ended its affiliation with the journal Pilipinas and its management. Any current announcements or correspondence pertaining to subscriptions, article submissions, calls for papers, review requests, payments, etc., are being issued without the notification or approval of the Philippine Studies Group or its representatives. As such, we do not and cannot accept any responsibility for any such administrative, financial or editorial matters related to Pilipinas.

The Philippines Studies Group (PSG) is one of six country committees of the Southeast Asian Council of the Association for Asian Studies (AAS). PSG offers an interdisciplinary forum for the exchange of scholarly ideas and the promotion of Philippine Studies. Members are scholars and/or practitioners engaged in such professions as teaching, publishing/research, non-government organization work, government work, and business in the United States, the Philippines, and elsewhere. Everyone interested in promoting Philippine studies is invited to attend the annual PSG business meeting: held, each year, at a location listed in the program of the Association for Asian Studies Conference schedule. New members are invited to serve as board members and in other capacities.

TO JOIN: the Association for Asian Studies, which is a prerequisite for membership in the PSG, please contact:

The Philippine Studies Group of the Association for Asian Studies is administered by an Executive Secretary and Advisory Council. All decisions, including elections, pertaining to the governance of the PSG are made in a consensual manner at the annual business meeting held at the AAS conference. All members and prospective members are invited to participate in the PSG business meeting. The current Executive Secretary is Benito Vergara, Jr., and the Vice President is Paul Rodell. The Executive Secretary, Vice President, and Advisory Council members are elected for three year terms.

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY: Benito Vergara, Jr.

VICE PRESIDENT: Paul Rodell

ADVISORY COUNCIL BOARD MEMBERS:

• Patricio Abinales (ex-officio: Grant Goodman Prize committee)
• Adelwisa Agas Weller (2007 - 2010)
• Belinda Aquino (ex-officio: Director, Philippine Studies Center)
• Kiko Benitez (2007 - 2010)
• Roger Bresnahan (ex-officio: Grant Goodman Prize committee)
• Richard Chu (2007 - 2010)
• Bernardita Churchill (2004 - 2010)
• Jay Gonzalez (2007 - 2010)
• John Larkin (ex-officio: Grant Goodman Prize committee)
• Steven Mackay (2007 - 2010)
• Ruth Mabanglo (2007 - 2010)
• Lynn Milgram (2007 - 2010)
• Resil Mojares (ex-officio: Grant Goodman Prize committee)
• Kathleen Nadeau  (ex-officio: webpage facilitator)
• Oona Paredes (2007 - 2010)
• Rhacel Parrenas (2007 - 2010)
• Cheree Quizon (2007 - 2010)
• Vicente Rafael (2007: Grant Goodman Prize Awardee)
• Paul Rodell (ex-officio: vice president)
• Susan Russell (ex-officio: Grant Goodman Prize committee)
• Benito Vergara, Jr. (ex-officio: listserve)
• Bill Wise (2007 - 2010)
  

CONTRIBUTIONS

PSG Homepage houses PSG business matters; information on the association's journal: Pilipinas (see: PSG business meeting notes under announcement section for this year's information regarding the journal); special announcements: and general information concerning web links and affiliated SEA Studies Centers and Philippine Studies Centers.  All members are cordially requested to help to maintain this page by sending appropriate information to the web facilitator: knadeau@csusb.edu  who reserves the right to use discretionary judgement.

PSG Listserve offers an interdisciplinary forum for the exchange of scholarly ideas and the promotion of Philippine Studies. As of Summer 2007 the listserve has been moved to a new server and subscribers can now directly post information of interest to their colleagues about upcoming conferences, books, calls for collaboration, and any other professional news. There are added features such as opportunities for interactive dialogs and more. Please re-subscribe or subscribe to the new listserve: For information and instructions on how to subscribe please visit PSG (Philippine Studies Group) at:  http://groups.google.com/group/psg-l?hl=en

mailto:psg-l@googlegroups.com

Listserve questions: contact: Benito Vergara: bvergara@sfsu.edu

PSG Directory is a membership directory listing contact information for Filipinos and Philippine Studies Scholars in various fields, including but not limited to, education, publishing/and research, NGOs, government, and business around the world. Members are in charge of this directory: please help by alerting the web facilitator of any discrepancies, spreading the word to fellow colleagues, and making sure your own contact information is accurate. Send contract information to: knadeau@csusb.edu

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PROJECT COMMITTEE

The PSG has created a committee to deal with requests for funding by the PSG and to serve as a clearing house for proposals to the Southeast Asian Council and for annual panels and round tables each year at the Association for Asian Studies. The projects committee consists of Paul Hutchcroft hutchcroft@polisci.wisc.edu, and Susan Russell srussell@niu.edu. If you need any help or suggestions, please contact them.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Official Notice : regarding Pilipinas, Journal of Philippine Studies:  as of 2007, the Philippine Studies Group of the Association for Asian Studies, USA, has officially ended its affiliation with the journal Pilipinas and its management. Any current announcements or correspondence pertaining to subscriptions, article submissions, calls for papers, review requests, payments, etc., are being issued without the notification or approval of the Philippine Studies Group or its representatives. As such, we do not and cannot accept any responsibility for any such administrative, financial or editorial matters related to Pilipinas.

Philippine Language Training:

SEASSI 2008
June 16 to August 8

SEASSI - the Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute - is an
eight-week intensive language training program for undergraduates,
graduate students and professionals. It has been held since 1983 and
hosted for the last 7 years by the University of Wisconsin in Madison.

Instruction is offered for academic credit in nine languages at the
1st, 2nd, and 3rd year levels : Burmese, Filipino, Hmong, Indonesian,
Javanese, Khmer, Lao, Thai & Vietnamese. Scheduling of classes is
contingent on sufficient enrollment, especially at the upper levels.

Each language course is equivalent to two semesters of study, with
full academic year credit. Instruction is given in small
individualized groups taught by a team consisting of a coordinator
(usually a linguist specializing in Southeast Asian language pedagogy)
and teachers who are native speakers of that language.

Please visit the SEASSI website for application information:
http://seassi.wisc.edu and deadlines for fellowship/scholarship
applications. Applications for FLAS fellowships, Heritage Language
fellowships or undergraduate scholarships are due FEB 15, 2008. The
full SEASSI application is due APRIL 4, 2008.

SEASSI is part of a nationwide network of language teaching faculty
from the institutions that are members of the SEASSI Consortium:
Arizona State University, CSU Long Beach, Cornell University, Northern
Illinois University, Ohio University, University of British Columbia,
UC Berkeley, UCLA, University of Hawaii-Manoa, University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign, University of Michigan, University of Washington,
University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Yale University.
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Advanced Filipino Abroad Program (information from 2008)

ADVANCED FILIPINO ABROAD PROGRAM The Advanced Filipino Abroad Program (AFAP), now on its 8th year, is funded by the U.S. Department of Education and administered by the University of Hawaii Center for Southeast Asian Studies. Dr. Teresita V. Ramos, Director of the program has announced that for the year 2008, the summer intensive program will begin June 16 and end July 31, 2008. A national selection will take place sometime in February 2008. Application deadline is January 31, 2008. However, you can email a one-page information sheet about yourself soon, the deadline may be extended up to February 7, 2008. These summer programs are designed to provide American teachers and students with the opportunity to learn the Filipino language (Tagalog) in a Philippine setting, through a unique short-term immersion program. Unlike the typical and conventional travel abroad programs, it focuses on advanced-level language acquisition and consists of a structured academic program of four hours every morning and from two to three hours of task-based language use in the afternoon. The latter activity provides the participants maximum exposure to native speakers outside the classroom. It is this combination of structured and unstructured learning environments that is difficult to duplicate in the student's home institution. This program has five primary goals: It is designed to provide intensive and specialized instruction in Filipino (Tagalog) for advanced students and teachers of Filipino and Philippine studies within its natural, cultural, and social context. It will enable participants from a variety of American institutions and different disciplines to supplement their previous training in Filipino and to attain a high level of language competence within a relatively short period of time. It is intended to promote cooperation between the United States and the Philippines and stimulate discussions among scholars from these countries. It aims to provide in-country experience and preparation which will enable the participants to deal with cross-cultural stress in the Philippine society and to develop the social skills necessary for life in the Philippine society before they go into the field. It will provide potential researchers an opportunity to see their chosen area first hand, and to select appropriate research sites and introductory contacts. It will provide and test a body of pedagogical materials for intensive language study abroad programs and field test proficiency examinations in Filipino. The AFAP was first funded for $45,000 by the Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad Program in the summer of 1991. It was funded again in 1993 at $120,000 for 3 summers, and again in 1996 at the same amount. This year 1999, AFAP's eighth year, the program was again funded $141,000 for 3 summers. The program has received a total of $426,000 from Fulbright-Hays Groups Projects Program of the U.S. Department of Education since 1991. A consortium of six universities supports this program: Cornell University; University of Hawaii; University of Michigan; University of Wisconsin at Madison; University of California at Berkeley; and University of Washington. They contribute consortium fees, participate in the selection of participants, and their Tagalog faculty act as co-directors for the project. Students' evaluations of this program reveal extremely positive feedback. Their overall response spoke highly about their maximum exposure to Philippine language and culture. They attribute significant gains in achieving higher proficiency in Tagalog to this aspect of the program. it is a level of proficiency in Filipino which existing programs in the United States are not able to achieve. This experience not only adds immeasurably to their language competence, it develops greater awareness and sensitivity about another culture, and possibly of their own. For further information about the program: http://www2.hawaii.edu/~tagalog/abroad.htm NEWS UPDATE! NEWS UPDATE! NEWS UPDATE! The Summer 2000 AFAP will be held at the Philippine Normal University in Manila, Philippines from June 16-July 29. Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad, U.S. Department of Education funds this intensive language study program. To apply, contact: Flo Lamoureux, Associate Director Center for Southeast Asian Studies 1890 East-West Road, Moore Hall 416 University of Hawaii Honolulu, Hawaii 96822 Phone: (808) 956-2688 Fax: (808) 956-2682 E-Mail: cseas@hawaii.edu The application deadline is January 31, 2000. Applicants must be non-native speakers who have had at least intermediate-level study of Filipino, the equivalent of two year of college work. Fellowships covering transportation, housing, and partial program costs will be awarded to the ten applicants selected to participate in the program.

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New Cebuano Dictionary:

Dictionary of Cebuano Arts compiled and edited by Linda Alburo, published by the Cebuano Studies Center (with assistance from the Toyota Foundation and the Provincial Government of Cebu, 2006) in 2007.  Price: $21 includes shipping by air mail.  Annotated, excluding loan words, containing the ff. sections: art criticism, architecture, practical arts (boat-building, ceramics, clothing and various ware, crafts and materials), decorative arts (design and grooming), entertainment arts (music, dance, and ritual), verbal arts (language, communication and literature) and visual arts.  Send inquires or orders to:  Dr. Linda Alburo, Director, Cebuano Studies Center, Unviersity of San Carlos, P del Rosario St., Cebu City, Philippines  6000. Email: bisayangdaku@yahoo.com

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Calls for Papers and Upcoming Conferences:  

Spring 2008:

• Filipino as a Global Language: Future Directions and Prospects. First International Conference: Filipino and Philippine Literature Program. Department of Indo-Pacific Languages and Literature, University of Hawai`i at Manoa, March 17-19, 2008. For more information contact: Professor Ruth Mabanglo at mabanglo@hawaii.edu

Summer 2008:

• 8th International Conference on Philippine Studies, JULY 23-26, 2008, Manila, Philippines : "Philippine Studies for the 21st Century, New Meanings, Critiques, and Trajectories" Inquiries:  Barnadita Churchill - nitachurchill@hotmail.com or Belinda Aquino - lyndy@hawaii.edu ICOPHIL - icophil@pssc.org.ph Tel. (632) 929-2671/ (632) 456-1930

• Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference
  The Association for Asian Studies (AAS) http://www.aasianst.org/ — the largest society of its kind, with approximately 7,000 members worldwide—is a scholarly, non-political, non-profit professional association open to all persons interested in Asia. It seeks through www.aasianst.org publications, meetings, and seminars to facilitate contact and an exchange of information among scholars to increase their understanding of East, South, and Southeast Asia. It counts among its members scholars, students, business people, diplomats, journalists, and interested lay persons.
  
  All members qualify to submit a proposal for the 2008 annual conference in Atlanta, April 3-6, 2008. Organized Panels as well as Roundtables, Individual Papers for sessions to be created by the Program Committee, and Poster Sessions, are welcome. The Program Committee seeks sessions that will engage panelists and audiences in the consideration of ideas, information, and interpretations that will advance knowledge about Asian regions and, by extension, will enrich teaching about Asia at all levels.  The deadline for all proposals is August 17, 2007.  All proposals must be submitted online at http://www.aasianst.org/proposal/pages/2008CFP.htm.

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• Call for Contributors to Asian American Folklore Encyclopedia Project.  Asian American folklore is the folklore spreading among the Asian immigrants in U.S. America. For example, Famulan is still a role model to many Chinese Americans and the relevant information concerning the story of Famulan needs to be provided, including its original version and its version in the USA. (Maxine Hong Kingston gave her version in her book: The Warrior Woman).  There are many other examples. Asian Studies specialists and authors are cordially invited to consider serving as a contributor to this new project.  
• Editors Juwen Zhang and Kathy Nadeau seek contributors for entries on different types of folklore, immigrant novels written by Asian Americans, histories and applications of folklore, and analyses. A-Z arrangements. If you are interested in serving as a contributor please email knadeau@csusb.edu http://www.willamette.edu/~juwen/encyclopedia.htm

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PSG Business Minutes (2007)

• Philippine Studies Group Minutes Annual Meeting, March 23, 2007; 7 – 9 p.m. Boston

1. PSG President, Sunny Vergara chaired the meeting.

The Minutes from the 2006 PSG meeting were approved, and Lynne Milgram volunteered to take the minutes for the 2007 meeting.

2. Budget: Information on the budget was presented: there is $1214.55 in the PSG committee account as of September 2006.

3. Pilipinas: A Journal of Philippine Studies

· There was extended discussion on the status of Pilipinas. Specifically, Paul Rodell explained that as requested at the 2006 meeting, the Pilipinas review committee had informed Paul Matthews, current editor of Pilipinas, that the PSG had voted that editorial control of the journal be returned to the US. Paul Matthews stated that the PSAA (Philippine Study Association of Australia) remained interested in keeping and maintaining the journal in Australia. According to other PSG members, who subsequently made inquiries into the status of PSAA, PSAA may have been disbanded, but this will be looked into further.

· Journal Issue 45 is now a year late. Members stated that Paul Matthews is no longer living in Australia, but in Taiwan and thus has no logistical support to assist in the journal’s production. Paul Matthews has now had an additional transitional year. Barbara Gaerlan spoke about an on-line book review version and Paul Rodell addressed the fact that many subscriptions had not been renewed.

ACTION: Susan Russell will work with Sunny Vergara to again inform Paul Matthews of the PSG decision to have control of the journal return to the US. They will also check with any remaining PSAA members to see if Pilipinas subscriptions have been renewed.

Susan Russell will also explore the possibility of PSAA (if they still exist) and PSG sharing copyright responsibility.  Two moves forward on this issue were proposed.

A) MOTION: Jack Larkin encouraged PSG to take whatever steps necessary to sever all PSG relationships with Paul Matthews. Jack Larkin made the motion, seconded by Barbara Gaerlan. A vote on this motion was taken and agreement was unanimous (22 agreed).

B. Prior to the 2008 PSG meeting, members will then vote about the future of the journal. Sunny Vergara will send out an e-mail survey to the membership on this question.

3. SEAC (Susan Russell): Susan Russell presented her report on the SEAC meeting. She explained that the maximum request from SEAC for funds to bring in an international scholar is $1,000. She suggested that PSG should have some activities to raise money for this purpose.

· From this SEAC discussion, other issues that arose include: a discussion about how to make the PSG listserv more active – Sunny will poll the membership for some ideas. Lindy asked how PSG could get more Philippine scholars talking to one another and suggested a PSG bulletin Board that could serve members.

· There was a suggestion of instituting dues of $20.00 for voting members. Members asked on what would the PSG dues be spent? One suggestion was to use the dues as a resource for Philippine scholars or to forward the funds to Kathy Nadeau as a resource for the PSG website and ID for the organization.

· Connected to this discussion was the suggestion that the PSG By-Laws be reviewed and brought up to date.

· Lindy also suggested having a mid-year PSG meeting in addition to meeting as the AAS.

5. Grant Goodman Prize (John Larkin): John Larkin announced that the 2006 winner is Vicente Rafael and read his award citation. Sunny Vergara read Vince’s acceptance speech.

· John Larkin also wants to raise the amount of the prize from $500.00 to  $1,000. All  members agreed to this raise, and Nita Churchill was asked to contact Grant Goodman regarding this.

·John Larkin also announced that he is stepping down as Chair of the Grant Goodman Prize Committee.

MOTION: Jack suggested that the Grant Goodman Prize Committee solicit nominations for a new committee Chair. The motion was seconded by Lynne Milgram. The three members in the nominating committee are: Resil Mojares, Susan Russell, and Roger Bresnahan.

We also wish to thank Jack Larkin and Patricio Abinales, the outgoing members of the Grant Goodman Prize Committee.

6. Advanced Filipino Abroad program: Joi Barrios-Leblanc reported on the status of the program. There were 28 applicants for the last of the 4th cycle of  language study; 14 students studies at 2 campuses in Manila. The program will be applying for a new grant and the program is open to US citizens and permanent residents who are students.

7. ICOPHIL 8, Manila 2008. Lindy Aquino and Nita Churchill. Nita outlined the history of the ICOPHIL and EUROPHIL (every 2 years) conferences and how best to keep these two meetings coordinated. PSG members agreed that the best time for ICOPHIL in Manila is late July 2008. The meetings will be held at the Intercontinental Hotel and will also be supported in the Philippines by PSCC. Nita pointed out that ICOPHIL needs funding and sponsors. This discussion will continue.

The PSG members discussed contacting Roger Bresnahan about the 2012 meetings at Michigan State.

8. Philippine Studies Association (Manila). Nita Churchill’s original term (2003 – 2005) as PSA (Manila) President has been extended to the present. Nita would like to step down as president in 2008. Because ICOPHIL 2008 will be in Manila, Nita has agreed to stay on as PSA President to work on this conference. She pointed out that during the time she is not in Manila, no one is steering PSA.

9. SEASSI: Mike Cullinane reported on the undergraduate scholarships in Southeast Asian languages.

10. Elections: MOTION: Paul Rodell moved that outgoing members of the Advisory Council – Adelwisa Agas Weller, Bernardita Churchill, Barbara Gaerlan, Ruth Mabanglo, and Oona Paredes – be re-nominated as continuing members. The new members elected to the Advisory Council are Richard Chu, Cheree Quizon, and Bill Wise.

The continuing elected members of the Advisory Council are: Kiko Benitez, Jay Gonzalez, Steven Mackay, Lynne Milgram and Rhacel Parrenas.

Continuing permanent members of the Advisory Council include: Patricio Abinales, Roger Bresnahan, John Larkin (Grant Goodman Prize committee); Kathy Nadeau (webpage design); Sunny Vergara (listserve); Barbara Gaerlan (book review editor for Pilipinas); Lindy Aquino (Director, Philippine Studies Center); Paul Rodell (vice-president).

The outgoing members are Susan Go, Monita Manalo, and Yoshiko Nagano. We thank them for their service to PSG.

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Tracking information on past conferences held in 2007:

The 12th Philippine Studies Forum of Japan, at Hiroshima Koku Gakuin University was held  June 30 -July 1, Hiroshima, 2007
http://www.d1.dion.ne.jp/~zmackey/page088.html

Philippine History Conference

Constructing and Deconstructing Resistance in the Philippines: Centennial Legacies of Macario Sakay

Saturday 13 October 2007

Asian Studies Center, Michigan State University

East Lansing, MI  October 1, 2007

The keynote speaker will be Dr. Rico Jose from the University of the Philippines, Diliman.  The goal of this conference is to recognize the centennial of General

Macario Sakay's death.  Sakay's resistance to Spanish and American colonial rule has produced parallel frameworks of analysis where his legacy as Filipino freedom fighter emerges in conflict with his execution as a criminal by U.S. forces in 1907.  In the past century, Filipino resistance has been variously constructed and deconstructed, and the anniversary Sakay's death offers an opportunity to revisit these historical sites of contestation.

http://www.h-net.msu.edu/announce/show.cgi?ID=157918

UGAT (Ugnayang Pang-Aghamtao, Inc., the Anthropological Association of the Philippines) will hold the 29th Annual Conference “The Practice of Governance” on October 25-27, 2007 at Ateneo de Zamboanga University.  Panels include: conflict resolution and peace building; customary justice system; asserting citizenship and entitlements; culture of corruption (with audit and performance); urban governance; heritage (tangible, intangible, natural); ethnography of state violence; governance and the regulation of kinship, gender, and family; and eco-governance.  For inquiries e-mail ugat_aap@yahoo.com or see www.geocities.com/ugat_aap Abstracts are due on July 15, 2007.

The First Philippine Studies Conference of Japan (2006) was held on November 11-12 at the Tokyo Green Palace, with the theme of "The Philippines and Japan in Global Context: Making Multicultural Societies in the Asian Region". The conference program and paper abstracts are available at: http://www.d1.dion.ne.jp/~zmackey/PSCJ.html

The Center for Philippine Studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa in cooperation with the Filipino Centennial Celebration Commission, co-sponsored the International Conference on the Hawaii Filipino Centennial on December 13-17, 2006 at the Ala Moana Hotel in Honolulu. The conference commemorated the 100th anniversary of the Filipinos' immigration to Hawaii.  The conference program and paper abstracts are available at:

http://www.hawaii.edu/cps/centennial-conference.html

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AWARDS

The Philippine Studies Group, a constituent of the Association for Asian Studies, awards the Grant Goodman Prize every two years, or so, for outstanding contributions to Philippine historical studies. This is a lifetime achievement award and is open to all scholars across academic disciplines, providing their work is innovative and incorporates an historical perspective. The Grant Goodman Prize was established in 1990 with a generous gift from Grant Goodman, Professor Emeritus, Department of History, University of Kansas.

Nomination instructions: nominations can be made for living persons of any nationality who have made substantial innovative contributions to Philippine history. Anyone can make a nomination and should include a CV of the nominee and a letter explaining why you think your nominee is qualified to receive this prize. 

The award ceremony is held at the annual PSG business meeting, which is held during the annual Association for Asian Studies Conference meeting at a specified location listed in the conference program http://www.aasianst.org/

There is no limit on the times that you can nominate a candidate for this award. If your nominee was not selected previously, we invite you to re-nominate him or her by resending a new nomination letter together with an up-to-date resume that covers his or her career accomplishments over a lifetime of work. To make the award to deserving individuals it is important that you re-submit updated nominations to the selection committee for their consideration in the new bi-annual cycle.

Past Prize Winners:

1994 -- Professor John N. Schumacher, S.J.

1996 -- Professor John Larkin

1998 -- Professor Resil B. Mojares

2000 -- Professor Alfred McCoy

2007 -- Professor Vicente Rafael

Prize Committee Members: (Roger Bresnahan; Resil Mojares; Susan Russell)

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WEB LINKS

Please send Links of interest to PSG members with explanatory note to: knadeau@csusb.edu

Note: the following links are very roughly organized in alphabetical order by key word.

A

Asia Pacific Leadership Program (APLP), East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii www.eastwestcenter.org/aplp

Ateneo network of universities in the Philippines
http://www.ateneo.net/

American Studies Resource Centers in the Philippines
http://usembassy.state.gov.posts/rp`/wwwh2007.html

The Australian National University Asia: Asia-area studies at ANU  http://www.anu.edu.au/pad/asia/home.html

Arizona State University Program for Southeast Asian Studies http://www.asu.edu/clas/asian/pseas.html 
http://www.asu.edu/pseas

Association for Asian American Studies  http://www.aaas.org

Association for Asian Studies http://www.aasianst.org/

International Institute of Asian Studies in Leiden, Amsterdam

http://www.onderzoekinformatie.nl/en/oi/nod/organisatie/ORG1237489/

B

UC Berkeley, Center for Asian Studies

http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~cseas/

UC Berkeley, Center for Southeast Asian Studies

http://ias.berkeley.edu/cseas/resources/resources.htm

C

Cordillera Studies Center, University of the Philippines, Baguio
City http://www.up.edu.ph/newsletter/1998/01/cordil.html

California State University, Fresno, Center for Southeast Asian Studies http://www.csufresno.edu/SEASIAN

Cornell University, SEA Program

http://www.einaudi.cornell.edu/SoutheastAsia/

D

E

F

American Filipino Library

http://filipinoamericanlibrary.org/

H

University of Hawaii Southeast Asian and Philippine Studies
Bulletin http://www.hawaii.edu/cseas/newsbul.html

University of Hawaii at Manoa, Center for SEAhttp://www.hawaii.edu/shaps/enter/southeast.html

Hiraya Gallery, Philippine Gallery established in 1980 specializing in Philippine contemporary art.  www.hiraya.com

I

Institute of Islamic Studies, University of the Philippines,
Diliman.  http://www.upd.edu.ph/~iis/

K

Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia http://www.kyotoreviewsea.org

Kapampangan Studies, Holy Angel University, Angeles City: http://www.hau.edu.ph/kcenter

Kritika Kultura, the online journal of Literary/Language/Cultural Studies of the English Department, Ateneo de Manila University. PSG members are also invited to contribute to it. www.ateneo.edu/kritikakultura

L

UCLA, Center for Asian Studies http://www.isop.ucla.edu/cseas/

Southeast Asian Studies at UCLA http://www.isop.ucla.edu/cseas/

Library of Congress  http://lcweb2.loc.gov/asian/philhtml/

M

Moro Islamic Liberation Front

www.luwaran.com

MNLF; MILF; Bangsamoro Development Authority: BDA and other organization under Bangsamoro

www.bangsamoro.com  

University of Michigan Center for S and SEA Studies http://www.umich.edu/~iinet/csseas/index.html

Univeristy of Michigan (historical information, a few photos, and over 1000 books:

http://www.hti.umich.edu/p/philamer/

Asian Studies at Murdoch University http://wwwsshe.murdoch.edu.au/asianstudies/

N

Northern Illinois University, Center for Southeast Asian Studies

http://www.niu.edu/cseas/

and NIU's worldwide Tagalog language and culture project

http://www.seasite.niu.edu/tagalog/

Northern Illinois University, Mindanao Project

http://www.niu.edu/cseas/outreach/PhilAccess/accessfs.htm

http://www.niu.edu/cseas/armm/armm.htm

Northern Illinois University, Center for Burma Studies http://www.grad.niu.edu/burma/

Northern Illinois University, Center for SEAS http://www.niu.edu/cseas

Nordic Institute of Asian Studies http://nias.ku.dk/

O

Ohio University, Center for SEAS http://www.ohiou.edu/seas/index.html

University of Oregon, Center for Asian and Pacific Studies http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~caps/

P

Philippine National Commission for Culture and the Arts http://www.ncca.gov.ph

Philippine National Historical Society  http://pnhsi.tripod.com

Philippine American Literary House  http://www.palhbooks.com

University of the Philippines at Los Banos http://www.uplb.edu.ph/

Center for Philippine Studies, Univ. of Hawaii
http://www.hawaii.edu/cps

Center for Advanced Philippine Studies

http://www.caps.ph/profile.htm

Philippine Center for Policy Studies

http://www.pcps.ph/

Center for Pacific Studies

http://www.cpas.su.se

Philippine Studies Group, Inc., Association for Asian Studies

http://psg.csusb.edu

Pacific Asian Studies

http://ssd1.cas.pacificu.edu/as/home/as.html

Philippine Studies Association of Australasia, Inc., Electronic Newsletter:  http://www.uws.edu.au/social/psaa/newslets.html

Philippine Studies Association of Australasia's listserve:  philippinestudies-l@uws.edu.au

University of the Philippines Presshttp:    http://www.uppress.org

S

University of San Carlos, Cebuano Studies Center http://www.usc.edu.ph/

Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute WWW Page http://wiscinfo.doit.wisc.edu/seassi/

Association for Southeast Asian Studies, UK

http://www.hull.ac.uk/seas

T

Third World Studies Center, University of the Philippines,
Diliman.  http://www.upd.edu.ph/~twsc/kas_vol.htm

Center for Tarlaqueno Studies http:www.geocities.com/cts_tsu/index.html

V

University of Virginia East Asia Center http://www.Virginia. EDU/~eastasia/

University of Washington, Center for SEAS http://jsis.artsci.washington.edu/programs/seasia/seasia-ctr.html

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Center for SEAS http://www.wisc.edu/ctrseasia

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SUBMITTING DIRECTORY INFORMATION

Send name, title, address, and current research information to : knadeau@csusb.edu 

Sample format:

Name:

Title:

Work Address:

Tel:

Email:

most recent publication:

current research projects: