Beyond 2010:Leadership for the Next Generation - Revision history

Rsmoralejo: /* Session 10: Confronting Trade, Markets, and Regulation */

2016-06-17T09:20:45Z

Session 10: Confronting Trade, Markets, and Regulation

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	~~\|[[Final CCA-DRR Hard Choices]]~~
	~~\|La Vina, Antonio~~
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	~~\|[[Lessons from Recent Philippine Disasters]]~~
	~~\|Lagmay, Alfredo Mahar Francisco~~
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	~~\|[[Reaching Out for Breath--Issues And Challenges for Disaster Risks Reduction]]~~
	~~\|Luna, Emmanuel~~
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	\|[[Liberalization and Regulatory Challenges]]		\|[[Liberalization and Regulatory Challenges]]

Rsmoralejo: /* Session 15: Labor–Revisiting Constitutional Guarantees */

2016-06-17T09:19:38Z

Session 15: Labor–Revisiting Constitutional Guarantees

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	\|Magallona, Merlin		\|Magallona, Merlin
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	\|		\|[[Labor Law Reforms for the 21st Century: Transcending Classical Labor Relations]]
	\|Dep. Administrator Hans Leo J. Cacdac		\|Dep. Administrator Hans Leo J. Cacdac
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Rsmoralejo: /* Session 13: Addressing Impunity */

2016-06-17T09:19:29Z

Session 13: Addressing Impunity

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	~~\|Cacdac, Hans Leo~~
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	\|[[Addressing Impunity]]		\|[[Addressing Impunity]]

Rsmoralejo: /* Session 15: Labor–Revisiting Constitutional Guarantees */

2016-06-17T09:18:41Z

Session 15: Labor–Revisiting Constitutional Guarantees

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	\|Faculty Regent Judy M. Taguiwalo		\|Faculty Regent Judy M. Taguiwalo
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	\|[[The Condition of Overseas Filipino Workers in Global Migration: Problems And Approaches]]		\|[[The Condition of Overseas Filipino Workers in Global Migration: Problems And Approaches]]
	\|Magallona, Merlin		\|Magallona, Merlin

Rsmoralejo: /* Session 15: Labor–Revisiting Constitutional Guarantees */

2016-06-17T09:18:22Z

Session 15: Labor–Revisiting Constitutional Guarantees

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	\|~~Former Dean~~ Merlin ~~M. Magallona~~		\|[[The Condition of Overseas Filipino Workers in Global Migration: Problems And Approaches]]
			\|Magallona, Merlin
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Rsmoralejo: /* Session 13: Addressing Impunity */

2016-06-17T09:17:57Z

Session 13: Addressing Impunity

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	\|[[Labor Law Reforms for the 21st Century: Transcending Classical Labor Relations]]		\|[[Labor Law Reforms for the 21st Century: Transcending Classical Labor Relations]]
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	====Session 14: Elections and How to Choose Leaders ====		====Session 14: Elections and How to Choose Leaders ====
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Rsmoralejo: /* Session 12: Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction */

2016-06-17T09:09:41Z

Session 12: Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction

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	\|Dr. Alfredo Mahar A. Lagmay		\|Dr. Alfredo Mahar A. Lagmay
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	\|Dr. Emmanuel M. Luna		\|Dr. Emmanuel M. Luna
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Rsmoralejo: /* Session 12: Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction */

2016-06-17T09:08:06Z

Session 12: Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction

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	\|Dean Antonio G. M. La Vina		\|Dean Antonio G. M. La Vina
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	\|		\|[[Lessons from Recent Philippine Disasters]]
	\|Dr. Alfredo Mahar A. Lagmay		\|Dr. Alfredo Mahar A. Lagmay
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Rsmoralejo at 09:05, 17 June 2016

2016-06-17T09:05:51Z

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	In the past, Philippine foreign policy has, at times, been criticized as reactive and lacking a strategic framework to guide the definition of the nation’s interests and goals. The current fluidity of the international environment makes it imperative that a policy assessment be conducted with the end in view of helping re-define many of our key interests in relation to this environment, and examining critical interventions for policy makers to undertake. This panel hopes to make an important contribution in identifying challenges as well as opportunities, especially in key issues arising from US primacy, human security, regional integration trends, and the emergence of new Asian powers China and India.		In the past, Philippine foreign policy has, at times, been criticized as reactive and lacking a strategic framework to guide the definition of the nation’s interests and goals. The current fluidity of the international environment makes it imperative that a policy assessment be conducted with the end in view of helping re-define many of our key interests in relation to this environment, and examining critical interventions for policy makers to undertake. This panel hopes to make an important contribution in identifying challenges as well as opportunities, especially in key issues arising from US primacy, human security, regional integration trends, and the emergence of new Asian powers China and India.

	====Session 12: Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction~~-- Trends, Challenges,~~		====Session 12: Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction====
	~~Lessons, and Response Options~~====

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Rsmoralejo at 09:05, 17 June 2016

2016-06-17T09:05:22Z

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	In the past, Philippine foreign policy has, at times, been criticized as reactive and lacking a strategic framework to guide the definition of the nation’s interests and goals. The current fluidity of the international environment makes it imperative that a policy assessment be conducted with the end in view of helping re-define many of our key interests in relation to this environment, and examining critical interventions for policy makers to undertake. This panel hopes to make an important contribution in identifying challenges as well as opportunities, especially in key issues arising from US primacy, human security, regional integration trends, and the emergence of new Asian powers China and India.		In the past, Philippine foreign policy has, at times, been criticized as reactive and lacking a strategic framework to guide the definition of the nation’s interests and goals. The current fluidity of the international environment makes it imperative that a policy assessment be conducted with the end in view of helping re-define many of our key interests in relation to this environment, and examining critical interventions for policy makers to undertake. This panel hopes to make an important contribution in identifying challenges as well as opportunities, especially in key issues arising from US primacy, human security, regional integration trends, and the emergence of new Asian powers China and India.

	====Session 12: Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction: Trends, Challenges,		====Session 12: Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction-- Trends, Challenges,
	Lessons, and Response Options====		Lessons, and Response Options====