Resources for the study of Philippine history

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Re-reading Philippine History
By Sharon Delmendo, from H-AMSTDY list, 27 October 1995. There are some terrific articles in the new volume Discrepant Histories, edited by Vincente Rafael and published simultaneously in the US by Temple UP and in the Philippines by Anvil Publishers.
Political map of the Philippines
Maegellan Geographx, 1997. A simple political map of the Republic of the Philippines.
Center for Philippine Studies, University of Hawai'i at Manoa
SEASIA-L list, 26 June 2001. In 1975, the Hawai'i State Legislature established the first and only Center for Philippine Studies in the United States at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa.
IBON Jacket on Wages, Labor and Workers
IBON, 24 August 2001. The IBON Jacket on Wages, Labor and Workers is a compilation of all available reading materials on labor popularized in the issues of IBON Facts and Figures, English and Filipino, IBON Special Releases, Inst. of Political Economy journals and primers, and Perspectives. Appended list of available labor-related video documentaries.