Pro-Deo Et Patria: The Political Philosophy of Jose P. Laurel
Remigio E. AGPALO
Philippine Interest Groups: An Index of Political Development
Robert B. STAUFFER
The Development of Philippine Asianism
Usha MAHAJANI
The Chinese Newspaper in the Philippines: Toward the Definition of a Tool
James Roland BLAKER
A Historical Summary of Indian Village Autonomy
Mario D. ZAMORA
Yajna in the Bhagavadgita
J.I.F JORDENS
Horace Hayman Wilson and Gamesmanship in Indology
Natalie P.R. SIRKIN
Nation-Building: Some Glances at the Pakistan Scene
Laurence ZIRING
Peking and the World: Some Thoughts on Chinese Communist Foreign Policy
Henry G. SCHWARZ
Japan and Postwar Southeast Asia
Russel FIFIELD
Institutional Growth of the Southeast Asian Treaty Organization: Circumstances of the Changes
Richard BUTWELL
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