Philippine Crisis and Revolution

A series of ten lectures delivered at the Asian Center of the University of the Philippines - Diliman, between April 15, 1986 and May 30, 1986.

Republished as "Philippine Economy and Politics" alongside "On The Mode of Production": 1998 (Philippines: Aklat ng Bayan Inc.)

Table of Contents (From copy in archives):
1. Historical Roots of the Philippine Crisis
2. Crisis of the Semifeudal Economy
3. Crisis of the Neocolonial State
4. Crisis of the Philippine Culture (1946 to the Present)
5. Crisis in International Relations
6. The New Democratic Movement
7. Economic Development
8. A National, Scientific and Mass Culture
9. Independent Foreign Policy
10. Prospects of the Philippine Revolution