Journal of Philippine Development

Issues

Number Thirty-Eight, 1st and 2nd Semesters 1994, Volume XXI, Nos. 1 & 2

Articles

Section I: Philippine Social Science Study in the 1990S: Status, Methodology and Relevance

· Reflections on Philippine Sociology in the 1990s
Maria Cynthia Rose Banzon Bautista

o Comments
Sylvia H. Guerrero

· A Retreat from the Ideal: Reflections on a Frustrated Attempt to Study a Social Phenomenon the Natural Science Way
Ledivina V. Cariño

o Comments
Jose V. Abueva

· Policy Researchers and Policymakers: Never the Twain Shall Meet?
David Glover

Section II: Philippine Agriculture and Rural Development

· Dynamics of Rural Development: Analytical and Policy Issues
Romeo M. Bautista

o Comments
Gwendolyn R. Tecson

· GATT-UR and Philippine Agriculture: Facts and Fallacies
Cristina C. David

o Comments
Fermin D. Adriano

· Targeting Transfer to the Poor: The Case of Food Subsidies
Arsenio M. Balisacan

o Comments
Mahar K. Mangahas

· Policy-based Lending Programs in the Philippines
Mario B. Lamberte

· Old Images and New Challenges: Rethinking the Mission of Agricultural Support Systems in Asia
Bruce Koppel

Section III: Human Capital: Issues and Monitoring Concerns

· Social Science Research on Reproductive Health in the Philippines
Mercedes B. Concepcion

o Comments
Corazon Raymundo

· Population, Health and Women
Alejandro N. Herrin

· Beyond Socioeconomic Status: Some Implications for Planned Health Intervention Among the Poor
Exaltacion E. Lamberte

· Marriage in Rural Philippine Households
Robert E. Evenson

· Engendering Development
Solita C. Monsod

· Monitoring Systems for MIMAP
Celia M. Reyes

o Comments
Rodolfo Florentino

Section IV: Environmental Concerns: Of Revisits and New Paradigm

· Sustaining Resource Use in Upland in Coastal Communities: Macro and Micro Analyses Revisited
Marian S. delos Angeles

· Adjusting to the New Trade and Environmental Paradigm: The Case of the Philippines
Ponciano S. Intal Jr. and Paul Quintos

Section V: A Word from the Honoree: Rural Development Reconsidered

· Rural Development Reconsidered: Some Emerging Niches for Population Studies
Gelia T. Castillo

Section VI: Symposium Testimonial in Honor of Dr. Gelia T. Castillo: Highlights of Proceedings

· Opening Remarks
Dr. Ponciano Intal Jr.

· Opening Remarks
Dr. W. Randy Spence

· In Honor of Dr. Gelia T. Castillo
Emil Javier

· Remembering Gelia
Sam Hsieh

· Testimonial
Gordon Prain

· Response from the Honoree - Agricultural "Fatigue" and Rural Development "Blues": Are They Both Passé?
Gelia T. Castillo

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