Publications Available Online

Online Publications

1. NOTE: From now on, my latest publications are stored in another website. Please visit it. Once you are on that website, go to the navigation tool bar on the left column. Choose "books" or "papers." Select specific publication and click. Thanks!
2. Russell, S. & Ty, R. (2010). Conflict transformation efforts in the southern Philippines. In Carter, C. C. (Ed). Conflict Resolution and Peace Education: Transformations across Disciplines. New York: MacMillan.
3. Ty, R. (2010). Youth and Adult Education for Social Change in the Philippines: Linking Education with NGOs, Social Movements and Civil Socity. In Human rights education in Asia-Pacific. Vol. 1. PRINTED COPY AVAILABLE. ONLINE VERSION COMING SOON. Osaka, Japan: HuRights Osaka.
4. Russell, S., Davide-Ong, L., & Ty, R. (Eds.). (2007). The Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao and Majority-Minority Relations in the Philippines: Religion, Education, Community and Political Process. DeKalb: Northern Illinois University International Training Office and Center for Southeast Asian Studies.
5. Russell, S., Davide-Ong, L., & Ty, R. (Eds.). (2007). Philippine Youth Leadership Program: Engaging a New Generation in the Southern Philippines in Inter-Ethnic Dialogue and Conflict Resolution. DeKalb: Northern Illinois University International Training Office and Center for Southeast Asian Studies.
   
6. Russell, S., Davide-Ong, L., & Ty, R. (Eds.). (2006). Inter-Ethnic Dialogue and Conflict Resolution in the Southern Philippines. DeKalb: Northern Illinois University International Training Office and Center for Southeast Asian Studies.
7. Russell, S., Davide-Ong, L., Gonzalez, A., Ty, R., Madale, N. & Medina, N. (Eds.). (2005). Mindanao: A Perspective on Youth, Inter-Ethnic Dialogue, and Conflict Resolution in the Southern Philippines. DeKalb: Northern Illinois University International Training Office and Center for Southeast Asian Studies.
8. Ty, R. (2008). Pious Women, Prostituted Women: Contending Interpretations of Buddhist Texts Regarding Gender Roles in the Thai Social Context. Proceedings of the African American Latino(a) Adult Education Research Conference. Chicago: Northeastern Illinois University.
   
9. Ty, R. (2008). Where Moses, Jesus, Mary, Marx and Freire Share Rice and Fish at the Table: Post-Colonial Christians, Theology of Struggle, and National Liberation in the Philippines. Proceedings of the Midwest Research to Practice Conference. Bowling Green: Western Kentucky University, pp. 217-222.
10. Ty, R. (2008). Cultural Citizens and North-South Dialogue: Building the National Identity and Civic Participation in the Philippines. DeKalb: Northern Illinois University International Training Office and Center for Southeast Asian Studies.
11. Ty, R. (2006). GABRIELA: Contributions of a Third World Women's Movement to Feminist Theory and Practice. Proceedings of the Midwest Research to Practice Conference. St. Louis: University of St. Louis-Missouri.
12. Ty, R., (Ed.). (2008). Training Manual: Philippine Youth Leadership Program: Engaging a New Generation in the Southern Philippines in Inter-Ethnic Dialogue and Conflict Resolution. DeKalb: Northern Illinois University International Training Office and Center for Southeast Asian Studies.
    
13. Ty, R., Konate, M., & Carvalho, F. (2008). Gender, Culture, and Religion in Asia, Africa, and Latin America: Marginalization, Popular Education and Empowerment of Women. Proceedings of the Midwest Research to Practice Conference. Bowling Green: Western Kentucky University, pp. 223-228.
14. Ty, R., Konate, M., & Carvalho, F. (2008). Gender and Development: Post-Colonial Feminism in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Proceedings of the African American/Latino(a) Adult Education Symposium. Chicago: Northeastern Illinois University.
15. Ty, R. & Razvi, M. (2008). Critical Post-Colonial Feminism in Southeast Asia and South Asia. Proceedings of the Midwest Research to Practice Conference. Bowling Green: Western Kentucky University, pp. 229-234.
    

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