The Philippine State

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The Philippine State: A Survey of its Political, Economic and Socio – Cultural Landscape Gary G. Ador Dionisio Assistant Professor SMS – Social Science 1

The Philippine State Objectives  It aims to discuss the characteristics of the Philippine state  It examines the causes and roots of political and economic problems in the Philippines  It explains how these problems affect the different industries in the Philippines  It discusses alternative programs for the Philippine State 2

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Introduction: An Activity on Philippine State What are the different news today? What do you think is the impact of these different news in our political and economic condition?

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The Philippine State II. Understanding the Political, Economic and Socio – Cultural Characteristics of Philippine State 1. Political Situation C. Weak State (Rivera 24:95; Myrdal 11:96)  Abu Sayaff, NPA, etc. b. Weak Party System (Miranda 35:94)  Personality Politics 4

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Patronage System



Elite Led

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Guns, Goons and Gold (3Gs)



Trapo (Traditional Politicians)

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The Philippine State 2. Economic Situation  Elite controlled 

Low GDP and GNP



High unemployment

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No.1 human exporter (OFW)



Gigantic Foreign Debt



High cost of utilities (electricity, water, transportation)

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The Philippine State 3. Socio – cultural situation  Neo – Colonialism 

Weak culture of democracy

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MTV and MYX Generation



Social Apathy

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The Philippine State III. Impact on Different Industry  Low tourists arrival in Southeast Asia 

Low wages in the industry

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Job (In)Security



Abuse of Practicum students

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The Philippine State IV. Alternative Programs to Philippine State b. Political and Electoral Reforms  Political Education for Active Citizenship

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Computerization of Election



Strengthening Party List Law



Anti Dynasty Law 14

The Philippine State b. Economic Reforms  Sustainable Economic Program 

Synergy of Agriculture and Industrialization



Creation of Real Jobs 15

The Philippine State c. Socio – cultural program  Political values



Culture of solidarity



Active citizenship 16

The Philippine State V. Conclusion  The Future of Philippine State

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