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Philippine or Filipino Recipes

1. Download Rey Ty's Free Filipino Recipe Book here.
2. Images for Filipino Recipes.
3. Filipino Recipe.
4. Filipino Recipes.
5. My Filipino Recipes.
6. Recipe Source.

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Some Interesting Facts about the Philippines

1. Desperate Housewives Insulting Filipinos.
2. Eating Balut: Dave
3. Artists of Filipino Heritage.
4. Eating Balut: Dave
5. Eating Balut: National Geographic
6. Eating Durian for the First Time: Bruce
7. Eating Durian for the First Time: Ian
8. Eating Durian for the First Time: Kyle
9. Exorcism
10. Manila and Metromanila, Philippines -- Rey Ty.
11. Old Philippines 1898-1930
12. The Philippines - A Tale of Two Cities : Charles Dickens Revisited in Asia, Poverty amidst Wealth.
13. Philippines, Then and Now
14. Southeast Asian Fruits: Note that lansones is wrongly identified as longans.
15. Spanish Colonial Churches in the Philippines
16. Spanish Colonialism, Philippine Architecture (1521-1898)
17. Spanish Colonialism, Philippine Architecture (1521-1898): Version 2

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Free e-Materials & Books on Peace and Conflict Resolution

1. 3 P Human Security: Partners for Peacebuilding Policy.
2. The 2010 Humanitarian Accountability Report.
3. Albert Einstein Institution, Free Resources on Nonviolence
4. Bartkowski, M. (2013). Recovering Non-Violence: Civil Resistance in Liberation Struggles. Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner Publishers.
5. Berghof Handbook for Conflict Transformation II.
6. 
   CAMBRIDGE SCHOLARS PUBLISHING. (2012). Migration and New International Actors: An Old Phenomenon Seen With New Eyes. Editor Maria Eugenia Cruset. Isbn13: 978-1-4438-3457-5. Isbn: 1-4438-3457-2
7. The CANVAS Core Curriculum provides a wealth of information on a broad range of topics relevant to waging nonviolent conflict.
8. Care. (2012). Guidance for designing, monitoring and evaluating peacebuilding projects: Using theories of change. London: Care.
9. Care. (2012). Peacbuilding with Impact: Defining Theories of Change. London: Care.
10. Cartoon Movement. Masterpeace.
11. The Center for International Conflict Resolution (CICR). (2011). The Evolution of Conflict and its Implications for Peacemaking: Summary of CICR Experts Retreat. New York: Columbia University. The actual report can be downloaded from http://www.cicr-columbia.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Final-ExpertRetreatSummarySpring2011.pdf .
12. Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (the HD Centre)publications.Geneva, Switzerland: CHD.
13. Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation (CSVR. South Africa.
14. The Environmental Law Institute (ELI), United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the University of Tokyo and McGill University. Various books on Post-Conflict Peacebuilding and Natural Resource Management.
15. Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (the HD Centre). (2011). Negotiating Ceasefires: Dilemmas and options for mediators. Geneva, Switzerland: CHD.
16. Coburn, Noah. (2013). Informal Justice and the International Community in Afghanistan. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Institute of Peace.
17. Conciliation Resources (CR). U.K.
18. Conciliation Resources (CR). U.K. Accord: an international review of peace initiatives.
19. Conciliation Resources (CR). U.K. Accord Philippines-Mindanao project.
20. Conciliation Resources (CR). U.K. Paix sans frontières: building peace across borders.
21. Cost of War to the United States
22. Conflict Resolution Education Connection
23. Escola de Cultura de Pau. (2011). Peace Education Games and Activities Resource Bank.
24. Geneva Centre for Security Policy. World Views : Negotiating the North Korean Nuclear Issue. GCSP Geneva Paper – Research Series n°12.
25. George Mason University. Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Newsletter.
26. Human Rights Watch. (2013). Death from the Skies: Deliberate and Indiscriminate Air Strikes on Civilians.
27. Institute for Economics and Peace. (2011). Global Peace Index (GPI).
28. International Coalition for the Responsibility to Protect.
29. Inter-Agency Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE). Peace Education Programme.
30. International Crisis Group. (2011). The Philippines: Indigenous Rights and the MILF Peace Process.
31. IPSI Peace & Security Report
32. Instituted for Economics & Peace. The Building Blocks of Peace
33. Institute for Economics & Peace. (2010). Global Peace Index Peace Indicators 2010
34. Institute for Economics & Peace. (2010 October). Measuring peace in the media. Sydney, Australia & Washington,D.C.: Institute for Economics & Peace.
35. The Inter-Agency Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE). (2010). Learning is Their Future: Darfuri Refugees in Chad.
36. Justice & Peace Project. Annual Reports. JRP promotes locally sensitive and sustainable peace in Africa's Great Lakes region by
    focusing on the active involvement of grassroots communities in local-level transitional justice.
37. Kate Lefko-Everett, Rorisang Lekalake,Erica Penfold and Sana Rais. (2010). SA Reconciliation Barometer Report 2010. South Africa: Institute for Justice and Reconciliation.
38. Life and Peace Institute. (2/2011). New Routes.
39. Open Society Foundations. (2011). The Cost of Kill/Capture: Impact of the Night Raid Surge on Afghan Civilians.
40. Oxfam International. (2013). Syria: Overtaken By Need The world’s failure to meet Syria’s escalating humanitarian crisis.
41. Paix sans frontières: building peace across borders Report.
42. Peace Action Education Fund & Peace Action West. (2009). Congressional Voting Record for the 111th Congress, 2009.
43. Peace Direct. (2011). Coming Home: A Case Study of Community Led Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration in DR Congo.
44. Peace Magazine (2013 January). Jolo: Notre Dame of Jolo and Ateneo Psychology Department.
45. Peace Wiki.
46. Program for the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration (PARC) at the Maxwell School, Syracuse University Listing of Publications
47. Saferworld. (2011). Creating Safer Communities in Bangladesh.
48. School of the Americas Watch ¡Presente!
49. Search for Common Ground
50. Teachers Without Borders Resources
51. Teachers Without Borders' The Voice of Teachers Journal
52. United Nations Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) Resources.
53. United Nations Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO). (2011). Ten-year Impact Study on Implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 (2000) on Women, Peace and Security in Peacekeeping.
54. TransConflict: Draft Principles of Conflict Transformation. Serbia.
55. United Nations Development Programme. (1994). New dimensions of human security. Chapter 2. Human development report. (pp. 22-46). New York: UNDP.
56. La Trobe University Institute for Human Security, Australia. "The U.N. Commission on Human Security has defined it “as far more than the absence of violent conflict. It encompasses human rights, good governance and access to economic opportunity, education and health care.” This is based on an earlier UNDP definition that includes seven clusters, namely economic, food, health, environmental, personal, community and political security (see UNDP Human Development report 1994 for details - PDF 4.7MB). These definitions cover the full range of security aspects from the essentials for bare life (food and shelter) to the safeguarding of citizen’s rights to adequate health care and civil liberties." (pp. 22-46). New York: UNDP.
57. United Nations. (2013). Online Peacemaker Website with a Database of 750 Documents / Peace Agreements.
58. United States Institute for Peace (USIP). (2011). Peacebuilding Tookit for Educators - Middle School Edition. Washington, D.C.: USIP.
59. University for Peace. (2005). A glossary of terms in peace and conflict studies.
60. University for Peace books.
61. Walker, P. & Russ, C. (2010). Professionalizing the Humanitarian Sector: A Scoping Study. London, United Kingdom: Enhancing Learning and Research for Humanitarian Assistance (ELRHA).
62. War Is A Crime
63. World Development Report. 2011.
64. Craig Zelizer. (2010 November). Laughing our Way to Peace or War: Humour and Peacebuilding. Jounal of Conflictology, 1(2), 1-9.
65. Zeliger, C. & Johnston, L. (2005). Skills, Networks, & Knowledge: Developing a Career in International Peace & Conflict Resolution. Alexandria, VA: Alliance for Conflict Transformation (ACT), Inc.
66. Zeliger, C. & Johnston, L. (2010). Guide to Careers in the CR Field/Additional Resources (Including Newly Expanded List of Key Job Websites)

Philippine Minorities Program: Indigenous Peoples & Muslim Bangsa Moro People -- Free Downloadable electronic e-Books

1. Philippine Minorities Program 2010
   Batch 1 Training Manual (PDF)

2. Philippine Minorities Program 2010 Batch 2 Training Manual (PDF)
3. Philippine Minorities Program 2010 Book (PDF).

Philippine Youth Leadership Program (PYLP) ACCESS Training Manuals & Books: Free Downloadable e-Books

1. PYLP/ ACCESS 2004 Book (PDF)
2. PYLP/ ACCESS 2005 Book (PDF)
3. PYLP/ACCESS 2006 Book (PDF)
4. PYLP/ACCESS 2007 Book (PDF)
5. PYLP/ACCESS 2008 Book (PDF)
6. PYLP/ACCESS 2008 Training Manual (PDF)
7. PYLP/ACCESS 2009 Book (PDF)
8. PYLP/ACCESS 2009 Training Manual (PDF)
9. PYLP/ACCESS 2010 Training Manual (PDF)
10. PYLP/ACCESS 2010 Book (PDF)
11. PYLP/ACCESS 2011 Manual (PDF).

Gender Issues in the Philippines

1. Babae (Woman) -- A Philippine Song

2. Babae Ka (You Are a Woman) -- A Philippine Song
3. GABRIELA: A Third-World Feminist Movement's Contribution to Theory and Practice
4. GABRIELA, GABRIELA Women's Party, & GABNet
5. Gender and Development: Part 1 of 2: Filipino Families and Feminist Critique
6. Gender and Development: Part 2 of 2: Filipino Families and Feminist Critique
7. Third-Wave of Democratization in the Philippines?: Role of Women in Philippine Politics Included

Philippine Profiles

*Reputable sources are marked with an asterisk. Thank you.*

1. About (Type "Philippines" on the search box)
2. About.com (Type "Philippines" on the search box)
3. Amnesty International (Nobel Laureate for Peace)*
4. Arkibong Bayan*
5. Austria-Philippine Website
6. Background Notes (U.S. Department of State)*
7. Bansa
8. BBC*
9. BBC Guide to the Philippine Conflict*
10. BBC Philippine Timeline*
11. Church History in the Philippines
12. Britannica Academic Edition
13. CIA World Factbook*
14. Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation (CSVR. *
15. Economist Country Briefings*
16. Economist "Products" about the Philippines*
17. Education Encyclopedia
18. Encarta Encylopedia (MSN)
19. Encyclopedia Britannica*
20. Encyclopedia Britannica Philippine History*
21. Encyclopedia of Nations
22. Executive Planet
23. Filipino American National Historical Society, Alaska Chapter
24. Filipino Missions Philippine History Timeline
25. Freedom House*
26. Geographic
27. History Guy
28. How Stuff Works
29. iExplore
30. Infoplease Philippine Almanac
31. Infoplease Philippine Timeline
32. Jews in Philippine History
33. Library of Congress Country Profiles *
34. Library of Congress Country Studies*
35. Library of Congress Portals to the World*
36. Likas Philippines Galleries
37. Lonely Planet*
38. Lonely Planet on Philippine Cuisine
39. Lonely Planet Philippine History
40. Maps of the World*
41. National Geographic*
42. Official Website of the Government of the Republic of the Philippines*
43. Open Directory Project
44. Philippine Centennial Celebration
45. Philippine Department of Tourism*
46. Philippine History Timeline
47. Portals to the World
48. Religious Freedom Report*
49. Santos, S. M. (2005).
50. Scuba Diving in Mindanao
51. Solar Navigator
52. Tanikalang Ginto Filipino Links
53. Transparency International*
54. UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO).*
55. University of Alberta History of the Philippines
56. University of Hawaii Philippine History Site
57. University of Redlands
58. University of New South Wales, Australia
59. USAID*
60. U.S. State Department's Background Notes*
61. UNICEF*
62. U.S. Census Bureau, Country Summary: Philippines*
63. U.S. State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs*
64. Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand Philippine Timeline
65. Wikipedia Philippine History Timeline
66. World 66
67. World Bank
68. World Health Organization*
69. World History Archives
70. Zaide & Zaide.

*Reputable sources are marked with an asterisk. Thank you. *

Newspapers

Philippine Star

Philippine Daily Inquirer

Malaya

Manila Bulletin

Manila Times

Business World

Television

ABS-CBN

GMA Network

Radio

ABS-CBN

GMA Network

Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC)

Radio Mindanao Network

News agency

Philippines News Agency - government-run

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Mindanao Profiles: Conflict in the Southern Philippines

Note: *Academic sources are marked with an asterisk.*

1. Abbas, J. A. Y. (2006).
2. Aguirre, A. P.
3. Al Jazeera. Conflict in Mindanao.
4. Arroyo, G. M. (2006).
5. Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF).
6. Asia Foundation. (2005).
7. Asia Society (2004).
8. Asia Times. (2000).
9. Association for Asian Research. (2003).
10. BBC Guide to the Philippine Conflict*
11. Blog by Jibrael. (2007).
12. BNET. CNET Networks Business.
13. Bulatlat. (2007).
14. Canadian Foreign Affairs & International Trade.
15. Catholic Peacebuilding Network.
16. Columbia Encyclopedia. (2007).
17. Diaz, P. (2003).
18. Department of Health of the Philippines. (2007).
19. Department of Health, GMA News. (2007).
20. Durante, O. (2005).
21. Economist Intelligence Unit. (1997).
22. Fox News. Profile of Mindanao Island.
23. Institute for Autonomy and Governance.
24. Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre.
25. International Conflict Research (2005).
26. Inventory of Conflict and Environment. (2003).
27. Japanese International Cooperation Agency. (2006).
28. Kamlian, J. A.
29. Kreuzer, P. (2005).
30. Luwaran.
31. Malapit, H.J.L., Clemente, T.S. & Yunzal, C. (2003). *
32. PeacebuildingData.org. Violent Conflicts and Displacement in Central Mindanao: Challenges for recovery and development. Overview.
33. PeacebuildingData.org. Violent Conflicts and Displacement in Central Mindanao: Challenges for recovery and development. Full Report.
34. PeacebuildingData.org. Violent Conflicts and Displacement in Central Mindanao: Challenges for recovery and development. Summary.
35. Peacetech.
36. Philippine Informational Agency. (2007).
37. Quezon, M. L. III. (2007).
38. Quimpo, N. G. (2003).
39. Reuters Alert Net.
40. Reuters UK.
41. RiskAsia Consulting.
42. Rogers, S. (2004). Foreign Affairs.
43. Rood, S. (2004).
44. Russell, S., Ong, L.D., Gonzalez, A., Ty, R.
45. Schiavo-Campo, S. & Judd, M. (2005).*
46. SEAsite Northern Illinois University.
47. SEAsite NIU. Mindanao: Culture and People.
48. Solidarity Philippines Australia Network. (2005).
49. Tan, S. K. (2000).
50. Teodoro, L. (2004).
51. Third World Studies Center. (2003 & 2004).
52. UNICEF. (2007).
53. United Nations Human Development and Conflict.
54. Vizmanos, D. (2000).
55. World Bank. Margallo. (2005).
56. World Bank. Shiavo-Campo, S., & Judd, M. (2005).*
57. Zamboanga Today. (2006).

Note: *Academic sources are marked with an asterisk.*

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