The Philippine State and the Marcos Regime

Gary Hawes

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Philippine History and Culture Political Conflict and Governance Asian Studies and History

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February 1986 saw the downfall of President Ferdinand Marcos, and the Philippine people took to the streets to celebrate his departure. In The Philippine State and the Marcos Regime , Gary Hawes shows how a strong ruler who had dominated the political scene for twenty years lost his grip on power.

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