Volume 13, Number 1 (2021)
Heterogeneous Cultural and Political Landscape of our Land
The recent collection of scholarly research in PUP SSDR 2021 Issue offers a wide array of topics with rich cultural and political insights from the authors who devoted so much attention to a detailed analysis of the issues they discussed in their specific field of study. It is indeed an honor on my part to present to you, our dear readers, the content of the SSDR Journal in this issue. As we try to invite more scholars from different regions, this is also our way of finding diversified research materials that will not only benefit our readers, but will represent the different cultural and political landscapes of rural settings as well.Articles
Customer Aggression and Organizational Turnover Among Service Employees in Metro Manila, Philippines
Guillermo C. Bungato Jr., Mecmack A. Nartea, and Giscelle Iveth Samonte
Filipinos’ Framed Faces: Comparative Study of the Filipino Stereotypes as Perceived by the Cebuano and Waray Students of an Agricultural State Universityin Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines
Leslie Anne L. Liwanag; Romeo J. Toring, Jr.; Mary Grace P. Enaya; Hilda A. Pedrera; and Precious Elaine D. Tubigan
The Land Question and Development
Artchil B. Fernandez
Rosas: Kulay at Kilusan (Pink: Color and Movement)
Mark Joseph P. Santos
Pagsasaespasyo at Pagpopook sa mga Pagkaing Pilipino sa New South Wales, Australia (The Spatialization and Localization of Filipino Foods in New South Wales, Australia)
Axle Christien J. Tugano
Interrogating Mao and Locating the Philippine Left’s Position within Mao’s Protracted War Theory: A Politico-Military Critique
Jacinto Valila Jr.
Personal Religious Practices of Christian Overseas Filipino Workers in an Islamic Host Country
Minami O. Iwayama
Revisiting a Flag Salute Case: The Law of the State as Opposed to the Right of Minority
Rosabella O. Nealega, Ailene C. Rosialda, Gerlie Caspe-Ogatis, and Ana Marie J. Bautista
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