Authors: Gonzales, Ma-Ay O., Lumbang, Rossane Stefi B., and Mendoza, Gayle Micahelle R. Year: 2022 Abstract: Since its creation in 1967, ASEAN has pushed for the preservation of its members from external powers and had been insistent on pursuing regional security. The practice of consensus has been ASEAN’s distinctive way of conflict management. With the… Read more: A Balancing Institution: Delving Deeper into ASEANs Role in the South China Sea Dispute

Authors: Estares, Khay, Luntayao, Jessa Marie V., Rico, Noreen L., and Tabamo, Jenica R. Year: 2021 Abstract: The researchers conducted a study entitled “The Role of Cultural Differences in International Trade Negotiation between the Philippines and the People’s Republic of China”. The purpose of this study is to understand the importance of cultural differences in… Read more: The Role of Cultural Differences in International Trade Negotiation Between the Philippines and The Peoples Republic of China

Authors: Allanigue, Ma. Angelica P., Amita, Gayle L., and Pena, Marijo Year: 2020 Abstract: This study aspires to know what assistance of Philippine government is best for the returning overseas Filipino workers from Kuwait for reintegration in the local labor market. This research was conducted through qualitative methods. The survey paper and online questionnaires were… Read more: The Assistance of the Philippine Government to the Returning Overseas Filipino Workers from Kuwait for Reintegration in the Local Labor Market

Authors: Gabriel, Rikki Pamela A., Gabriel, Vinz Marsan A., and Weber, Kimberly Jacquiline S. Year: 2019 Abstract: This research is intended to produce an in-depth comprehension on the effects of the West Philippine Sea Dispute between the People’s Republic of China and the Republic of the Philippines on fishermen of San Vicente, Palawan with reference… Read more: Effects of the West Philippine Sea Dispute Between the People’s Republic of China and the Republic of the Philippines on Fishermen of San Vicente, Palawan

Authors: Cordero, Edshi-Lee A., Malapad, Kathleen Grace C., Marcos, Julie Anne D., and Reyes, Lairi T. Year: 2018 Abstract: This research study entitled “Digital Diplomacy as an Emerging Tool for International Negotiations was conducted in order to further understand Digital Diplomacy and to determine whether or not the Philippines should adopt Digital Diplomacy as a… Read more: Digital Diplomacy as an Emerging Tool for International Negotiations

Author: Calipes, Kimberly Ann F. Year: 2022 Abstract: The primary objective of this study is to comprehend the power and impact media holds over open insight, this paper means to survey the impact of political movies on open impressions of governmental issues and society, and what it means for an individual’s political discernment for every… Read more: A Qualitative Case Study on Political Film “THE KINGMAKER”: Opposing Political Perspective Among Filipino College Students of a Philippine University

Authors: Abdo, Mouien, Erfe, Althea Louriz, and Maaño, Sophia Denice Year: 2021 Abstract: The researchers are taking a course in AB MMA at the College of Arts and Sciences at the 4th-year level and this study was conducted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Throughout this study, the respondents are AB MMA College students because these respondents… Read more: Perceiving of the Familiarity and Awareness towards Filipino Animated Content during the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Case of LPU AB-MMA Students

Authors: Guemo, Juvielynne Mae, Lajara, Randy, and Pirante, Michael Gianne Year: 2020 Abstract: In the film industry, the horror genre is at the top among all the films because of its screenplay and sound design. The study will focus on the elements of sound design specifications that are in the horror film genre, such as… Read more: Boolaga: Impact of Sound Design in Horror Films on Pinoy Moviegoers

Authors: Colorado,Deon Xander Denise, Daoang, Mae, and Panelo, Annie Mae Year: 2019 Abstract: This research provides an art enthusiast’s perspective on the value of abstract art. It answers the research problem “How does an art enthusiast’s perspective in abstract art become a determining factor of its artistic value?” The method used for this study is… Read more: A Review of Art Enthusiasts Perspectives on the Abstract Art’s Artistic Value

Authors: Bonicafio, Rikki Lou D., Fremista, Raphael Ian M., Furukawa, Yuuma A., and Rojo, Joanna Juvyjoy A. Year: 2018 Abstract: The present study investigated and observed the effects of art on people’s emotions through traditional painting. The problems that the current COVID-19 pandemic caused are the main problems being tackled in this study. The aim… Read more: Freedom Through Art: How Painting Helped College Students Communicate Their Emotions

Authors: Abalde, Adrian T., Nuñez, Klara Alexandra, and Villa, Cris Denzel B. Year: 2022 Abstract: The most recent election in the Philippines, which took place in May 2022, sparked the researchers’ interest in conducting additional research on the effects of political brand activism on Millennials in Makati City. The unveiling of a brand’s authenticity in… Read more: The Political Brand Activism of Colourette Cosmetics on Makati City’s Millennial Buying Behavior

Authors: Tacla, Joaquin Victor and Del Rosario, Ryan Darl Year: 2022 Abstract: Whenever historical revisionism is brought up in the Philippines, it is often associated with the Marcoses (Ong et al., 2019). Discussions on the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos and his family are shaded with mythic reduction, which can be partly attributed to the success… Read more: TikTok Propaganda: The Cultivation Effects of Marcos-Related Content on the Perceived Social Realities of Students

Authors: Madrid, Gwyneth Zoe P., Morales, Patricia Lorein M., Pineda, Samantha A., and Ramos, Rovic D. Year: 2022 Abstract: Social media is a medium for engaging discussion that develops into an immediate information source for the general public. By providing strong public platforms where Individuals can liberally share their thoughts, feelings, and opinions about a… Read more: How #Kakampink On (FB GROUP) Influence Filipino Voters on pre, during, and post Philippine Election 2022 A Thematic Analysis

Authors: Macam, Nica Mae L., Relucio, Angelo G., Reyes, Julce Marie Anne M., and Sta Cruz, Ellaine A. Year: 2021 Abstract: To determine the occurrence of Smart shaming within social media and the factors that can shape this phenomenon. This study also answers the effects of Smart shaming to the individuals who experienced it. The… Read more: Online Smart-Shaming: A Phenomenological Study of CAS College Students in Lyceum of the Philippines University – Manila

Authors: Corro, Shadrach S., Gaspi, Maryzusie, and Navarro, Mikhaella B. Year: 2020 Abstract: The issues of acceptance of the LGBTQIA+ community in the Filipino society still remain as evidenced by the long history of misrepresentation in mainstream media and continued discrimination they face. The study aims to determine the extent of the impact of representation… Read more: The Extent of the Impact of LGBTQIA+ Representation on Perceptions of LPU-Manila CAS Students

Authors: Delfin, Ruffae Mae Jezra C. and Rondina, Crizza C. Year: 2022 Abstract: In 1990, the Philippines signed the Convention on the Rights of the Child which ensures the protection, survival, and development of all children, without discrimination. While there are existing laws and jurisprudence in compliance with the convention, Philippines remains silent in all… Read more: PUSH!!: Legitimizing Surrogate Children to their Intended Parents in Accordance with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child

Authors: Rabi, Rhenee Kate M. and Busilan, Reyann S. Year: 2021 Abstract: In recent years, millions of Filipinos have received random messages or phone coming from fraudsters asking them to click and fall for their scams so that they may obtain personal information and use it for illicit purposes. As a result, several bills were… Read more: A Review of the Potential Unconstitutionality of Authorized “Spoofing” in Section 11 (E) of the Sim Registration Act

Authors: Alon, Lanceyngwiel and Sarmiento, Nowell Gabriel S. Year: 2020 Abstract: In a standard relationship, it is expected that the parties involved have an equal footing with one another. After all, a healthy union ensures mutual benefits. However, this is not the case for trilateral relationships, as recent years have proven that employees under this… Read more: Improvement of the Trilateral Relationship: An Augmentation of the Legal Framework of Manpower Agencies

Authors: Sharmila Cruz, Luis Miguel De Oño, and Marco Matsunaga Year: 2019 Abstract: Crypto currency in the Philippines remains unregulated and not taxed under the income tax law of the Philippines. Crypto currency should be taxed, but with the lack of regulation, Filipino crypto currency users opt not to declare their income earned through crypto… Read more: Study on Systematizing the Regulation of Crypto currency Transactions under the Income Taxation Law of the Philippines

Authors: Atendido, Kaye T. and Caybot, Pia Algera A. Year: 2018 Abstract: The undeniable advancements of artificial intelligence (AI) in today’s time of modernity have vividly revolutionized the creative landscape, giving rise to a new era of machine-generated works. With AI’s growing ability to generate creative works across various mediums, including text, music, and images,… Read more: Intellectual Property in the Time of Modernity: Evaluating the Legal Framework of Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines on AI-Generated Works and Copyright