by ITC | Jan 26, 2022 | College of Social Sciences, Publications, Research and Academics
Abstract: To address the problem of overwhelming cases pending before the judiciary, mediation has been sought as a means to settle disputes speedily and amicably. This article argues that much of the success or failure of a mediator to reach a settlement among...
by ITC | Jan 26, 2022 | College of Social Sciences, Publications, Research and Academics
AbstractThe present study explored the phenomenon of women choosing younger men—seemingly a violation of evolved mate preferences of males preferring young mates and females preferring resource-laden mates who are usually older. The study explored this issue through...
by ITC | Jul 31, 2021 | College of Social Sciences, News, Research and Academics
Prof. Regletto Aldrich D. Imbong, Ph.D. Doctor of Philosophy in Philosophy at the University of San Carlos, 2020 with his dissertation on “Alain Badiou’s Emancipatory Politics and Maoism: Toward a Reformulation of the Communist Hypothesis.” Prof. Kaira Zoe Alburo...
by ITC | Jul 16, 2021 | College of Science, College of Social Sciences, News, School of Management
The College of Social Sciences had their Convocation of Scholars on 14 July 2021. Their recognition speaker was Mr. Raffy Jones Sanchez, UP Cebu alumnus and Registered Psychologist and Psychometrician. The School of Management held their Virtual Convocation of...
by ITC | Jul 28, 2020 | College of Social Sciences, Publications, Research and Academics
Heightened Contradictions: Duterte and Local Autonomy in the Era of Covid-19 Author: Weena Jade Gera Excerpt Ensuing political dynamics, however, put into question the Executive’s motives in asserting control over SAP, and other donations, under the pretext of...
by ITC | Jul 28, 2020 | College of Social Sciences, Publications, Research and Academics
Covid-19 and Social Inequality: How Poor Filipinos Suffer More During Pandemics Author: Regletto Aldrich Imbong Summary On social inequality and the Filipino government’s measures taken against the coronavirus Excerpt While the enhanced community quarantine...