Infographics courtesy of Michelle Gan, a student at University of Chicago, currently on a two-month internship (July-August 2017) at IBON International as a fellow of Kaya
Launched on July 21, the new book by the Institute of Political Economy answers in the affirmative.
Launched on July 21, the new book by the Institute of Political Economy answers in the affirmative.
Join us on August 7, in Toronto, Canada, as we hold a workshop on the climate-militarism nexus as part of Solidarity & Fight Back: Building Resistance to US-led War, Militarism and Neo-Fascism!
Join us on August 7, in Toronto, Canada, as we hold a workshop on the climate-militarism nexus as part of Solidarity & Fight Back: Building Resistance to US-led War, Militarism and Neo-Fascism!
The United States withdrawing from a climate policy is nothing new. Not only because Trump’s denial of the science of climate change has been consistent since his election, but also worth highlighting is that past US Presidents never stepped up to its responsibilities to climate change.
Join us on August 19 as we hold a Forum on the 2017 International Situation, to be held at the College of Mass Communication of the University of the Philippines-Diliman, in Quezon City, Philippines!
To commemorate the hundredth anniversary of Lenin’s “Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism,” the Institute of Political Economy (IPE), in co-operation with IBON International, launched a new book with the title “Lenin’s ‘Imperialism’ in the 21st Century.”
To commemorate the hundredth anniversary of Lenin’s “Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism,” the Institute of Political Economy (IPE), in co-operation with IBON International, launched a new book with the title “Lenin’s ‘Imperialism’ in the 21st Century.”
Examining the case of USAID in Mindanao, southern Philippines, and how development could be subsumed to military objectives at the expense of addressing roots of armed conflict.
We remember the legacy of a prolific thinker and a friend to oppressed peoples of the world, François Houtart.
We look back at the Cordillera peoples’ struggle against development aggression and other ills until the present. Their struggle manifests how rights are not just given but could be claimed through collective action.
This event will seek to provide a forum for all actors to engage and contribute to the modernisation of ODA with a particular focus on blended finance.
In the Philippines, agrarian reform and development of national industries forms an important part of the talks between the government and the National Democratic Front, and could point to a new direction for the country’s economy.
Some of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations are directly related to combating inequality, such as: ending poverty (SDG 1), ending hunger (SDG 2), promoting
Civil society organizations raised the issues of transparency of the RCEP negotiations and the trade deal’s potential effects to various social sectors last May 10 in Manila.