SSI Vol. 47-48 (2019-2020) is now available!
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The Philippine Social Science Council’s (PSSC) Social Science Information, Vol. 47-48 (2019-2020) with the theme “Historical Fact and Fiction” is now available for viewing!
In this issue, we feature three articles on history, recognize a social scientist, and provide updates on significant Council events in 2019 and 2020.
The theme for this issue emanated from pre-pandemic times when voices of dissent on the revision of some Philippine historical facts began to reverberate among historians, academics, and watchers of societal events. The PSSC responds to this concern and uses the Social Science Information (SSI) to contribute to the discourse and lay out the social sciences’ perspectives on the making of history. (Taken from “This Issue”)
The Philippine Social Science Council’s (PSSC) Social Science Information, Vol. 47-48 (2019-2020) with the theme “Historical Fact and Fiction” is now available for viewing!
In this issue, we feature three articles on history, recognize a social scientist, and provide updates on significant Council events in 2019 and 2020.
The theme for this issue emanated from pre-pandemic times when voices of dissent on the revision of some Philippine historical facts began to reverberate among historians, academics, and watchers of societal events. The PSSC responds to this concern and uses the Social Science Information (SSI) to contribute to the discourse and lay out the social sciences’ perspectives on the making of history. (Taken from “This Issue”)
The Philippine Social Science Council’s (PSSC) Social Science Information, Vol. 47-48 (2019-2020) with the theme “Historical Fact and Fiction” is now available for viewing!
In this issue, we feature three articles on history, recognize a social scientist, and provide updates on significant Council events in 2019 and 2020.
The theme for this issue emanated from pre-pandemic times when voices of dissent on the revision of some Philippine historical facts began to reverberate among historians, academics, and watchers of societal events. The PSSC responds to this concern and uses the Social Science Information (SSI) to contribute to the discourse and lay out the social sciences’ perspectives on the making of history. (Taken from “This Issue”)
