Table of Contents
Articles
| Gerard A. Persoon | |
| Introduction. A overview of Philippine studies | 451-469 |
| Otto van den Muijzenberg | |
| Philippine-Dutch social relations, 1600-2000 | 471-509 |
| Willem G. Wolters | |
| Flooded with foreign coins. Spanish and American administrators dealing with currency. Problems in the Philippines, 1890-1905 | 511-538 |
| Greg Bankoff | |
| Selective memory and collective forgetting. Historiography and the Philippine centennial of 1898 | 539-560 |
| Robert R. Reed | |
| The Iglesia ni Cristo, 1914-2000. From obscure Philippine faith to global belief system | 561-608 |
| Levita Duhaylungsod | |
| Rethinking sustainable development. Indigenous peoples and resource use relations in the Philippines | 609-628 |
| Rosanne Rutten | |
| Villagers into national revolutionaries? Shifting ‘communities ‘ in a period of revolutionary mobilization in the Philippines | 629-659 |
| Ben S. Malayang III | |
| Tenure rights and ancestral domains in the Philippines. A study of the roots of conflict | 661-676 |
| Ton van Naerssen | |
| Globalization and urban social movements. The case of metro Manila, the Philippines | 677-689 |
| Andres B. Masipiqueña, Gerard A. Persoon, Denyse J. Snelder | |
| A decade of Filipino-Dutch academic cooperation. The Cagayan valley programme on environment and development | 691-712 |