where to buy (good) books around UPM

solidaridad (along faura)-pag-aari ni f. sionil jose. specialized na book shop ito para sa agham panlipunan at literatura, may kamahalan pero nandito ang mga bagong lathalang babasahin. namimigay din sila ng lumang kopya (back-issues) ng Solidarity dati (hindi na 'ata ngayon). kalimitan din itong binibisita ng mga academics, statesmen, at foreign dignitaries.

powerbooks (robplace)-mahal pero sulit. bihirang-bihira ako sumadya dito. si jm eneria (ds major) ang mas pamilyar dito.

booksale (pedro gil cor. leon guinto)-mura pero konting tiyagaan nga lamang sa paghahanap. mas malimit ako rito noong estudyante pa lang ako.

booksale (robplace-adriatico wing)-same as the above. kalakhan ng kolekyon ko ay dito ko nabili (mula sa halagang 5 hanggang 95 piso). sulit.

asian social institute (along leon guinto at the back of Iglesia Filipina Independiente)-alternatibong mga babasahin. sa mga kumukuha ng socio 101, maaaring makabili rito ng librong pinamagatang "Socio:Isang Sulyap" na isnulat ni Rosalie Matilac. 50 piso lang, newsprint. alternatibong diskurso ito sa pag-aaral ng sosyolohiya.

manila studies program (cas)-sumadya lamang sa opisina nila sa unang palapag ng AS. hanapin si ms. georg. may mga occasional papers din sila ritong itinitinda na isinulat nina professors r. simbulan, n. simbulan, villegas, segovia, almeda, del prado-lu, atpb. kung hindi ako nagkakamali 10 piso lang yata kada kopya.

ibon foundation (sta. mesa)-mapanuri at progresibong babasahin. karaniwang sinasadya ito ng ds, as, at ps majors para sa kanilang mga pananaliksik. makakatulong din kung sumadya muna sa www.ibon.org. v.p. nito si doc ed. 'staple' reading ito para sa ds 100, ds 121, ds 122, etc.

you have 4 options:
una, 'wag bumili
ikalawa, bumili pero i-display lang ang mga libro para ipaketeng intelektwal ang sarili.
ikatlo, bumili, magbasa at magpakadalubhasa (jeremy)
ika-apat, sumadya at magbasa ng libre

katutubo 101 (basic terms)

indigenous people
priminitve communism (communalism)
communal ownership
ancestral land
ancestral domain
right to self-determination
lumad
national minorities
council of elders
katutubong kalinangan
cultural integrity
culture sensitive
time immemorial
community intellectual right
indigenous political structures
indigenous knowledge system
domain/land rights
national oppression
state terrorism
ethnocide
development aggression
IPRA of 1997
CADT
CALT
bodong
dap-ay
tribal leaders
customary laws

HR Practices: Merits and Demerits

>'Employee of the Month' (EOM) as a form of reinforcement in the workplace
>Ranking (vs. Rating) as an option to undertake performance evaluation
>Campus recruitment to invite and recruit the 'cream of the crop' of the graduating students of competitive universities
>Psychological test for the recruitment of faculty members
>Recruitment through referral system
>The rise of Business Process Outsourcing (BPO)
>Flextime as a work arrangement
>Cross-utilization to maximize the employee's full potential

Quotes from 'Development as freedom' by Amartya Sen

FREEDOM
"Freedoms are not only the primary ends of development, they are also among its principal means." (p.10)


UNFREEDOM
"Development requires major source of unfreedom: poverty as well as tyranny, poor economic opportunities as well as systematic social deprivation, neglect of public facilities as well as intolerance or overactivity of repressive states." (p.3)


GENDER BIAS
"There is plenty of evidence that when women get the opportunities that are typically the preserve of men, they are no less successful in making use of these facilities that men have claimed to be their own over the centuries. The opportunities at the highest political levels happen to have come to women, in many developing countries, only in rather special circumstances-often related to the demise of their more established husband or fathers." (p. 199-200)

HUNGER
"For the elimination of hunger in the modern world, it is crucial to understand the causations of famines in an adequately broad way, and not just in terms of some mechanical balance between food and population." (p. 161)


ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
"In judging economic development, it is not adequate to look only at the growth of GNP or some other indicators of over-all economic expansion. We have to look also at the impact of democracy and political freedoms on the lives and capabilities of the citizens." (p. 150)


ECONOMIC INSECURITY
"Quite often economic insecurity can relate to the lack of democratic rights and liberties." (p.16)


CULTURAL IMPERIALISM
"The contemporary world is dominated by the West, and even though the imperial authority of the erstwhile rulers of the world has declined, the dominance of the West remains as strong as ever-in some ways stronger than before, especially in cultural matters. The sun does not set on the empire of Coca-cola or MTV." (p.240)

Definition of Terms (DS100)

Definition of terms.
Development studies
Development model
Development aggression
Development Anthropology
Development economics
Development indicator/index
Development of underdevelopment
Development theories
Development problems and issues
Development pattern/stages
Technological development
Economic development
Social development
Political development
Industrial development
Human Development Index