The Philippines: Transition to the Third Republic
Analyzing the US-granted independence in 1946 and the persistence of neo-colonial ties.
Key Questions
- 1To what extent was Philippine independence limited by the Bell Trade Act?
- 2How did the Hukbalahap Rebellion challenge the post-war political order?
- 3Why did the landed elite maintain dominance after the US departure?
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