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Batas Militar sa Mindanao (Martial Law in Mindanao) in Laoanen: Women, Conflict, Peace

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Jopson, Teresa Lorena

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Gantala Press Inc

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This analytical paper examines the function and symbolism of the current Martial Law in Mindanao in light of Philippine history and politics.

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Laoanen

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2099-12-31