In December 2020, the ISC assisted the UNESCO in gathering comments from the scientific community on the first draft of the Recommendation on Open Science through an online survey. The results of the survey have now been published and will feed into the development of the final text of the Recommendation on Open Science, expected to […]
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This is a reminder that topic suggestions for the 24th Biennial General Conference need to be submitted to michelle.bruce@socialsciences.org.au via return email no later than Friday 19 March. Your suggestions can be as formal or informal as you like and suggestions for sub-topics or sessional themes will be greatly appreciated. Thank you to those members who have already provided suggestions.
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Join Ugnayang Agham Tao (UGAT) in the first of its two-part roundtable discussion on on March 25, 2021 at 10am via Zoom. The first part aims to unpack and unsettle the politics of naming for the Lumad.
What’s in a Name? Views from Anthropologists on ‘Lumad’ Read More »
Dr. Mellissa Withers, Executive Director of the APRU Global Health Program, presents her lecture on how immigrants in the United States have been impacted by the pandemic during the 2021 Philippine Migration Research Network General Assembly held last March 1-2, 2021.
The Philippine Sociological Society will hold its annual conference with the theme: “The Sociology of Vulnerabilities and Resistance: New and Emerging Challenges to Lives, Communities, and Places.”
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The Philippine Migration Research Network’s newest publication, “Looking Back, Moving Forward: Philippine Migration Issues, Policies, and Narratives,” is now available for pre-orders at the PSSC Book Shop! The book will be available on March 15.
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On 23 February 2021, Dr. George Emmanuel R. Borrinaga, Assistant Professor at the History Section – Department of Anthropology, Sociology, and History of the University of San Carlos and Member of the Philippine National Historical Society (PNHS), was conferred the Philippine Social Science Council’s 9th Virginia A. Miralao Excellence in Research Award (VAMERA) for his
Thirty-five years since the Filipino people gathered along EDSA to oust the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos and his family, the Marcoses continue to make headlines, occupy positions of power, and have a strong presence in Philippine society. Their political clout is perhaps best exemplified by the results of the 2019 elections, which landed members of
After EDSA: Historical Revisionism and Other Factors That Led to the Marcoses’ Return Read More »
The UP Population Institute (UPPI) is pleased to announce the launching of the “Josefina V. Cabigon Memorial Scholarship” starting first semester, AY 2020-2021. The scholarship is open to new and continuing graduate students enrolled in the MA Demography and Master in Population Studies at UPPI. Preference is given to scholars who are financially in need
The Philippine Indigenous Peoples Rights Act (IPRA) Two Decades Later: What Worked, What Failed, What Now? Special issue for Aghamtao, Official Journal of Ugnayang Pang-Aghamtao, Inc. (UGAT/Anthropological Association of the Philippines) New deadline March 31, 2021 This special issue will engage in a praxis-based exploration of the Philippine Indigenous Peoples Rights Act (IPRA), a law
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