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Quality of Leaders and Barangay Finance Comparative Ecclesiology Jesuit University. Jesuit Community and the larger Mindanao region as a Filipino, Catholic and and Catholic Filipino, a as region Mindanao larger the and Community Joel E. Tabora, SJ Tabora, E. Joel the commitment of the Ateneo de Davao University to serve the Ateneo Ateneo the serve to University Davao de Ateneo the of commitment the Serious Problems with the K-12 Senior High School Curriculum School High Senior K-12 the with Problems Serious to emphasize emphasize to word Bagobo the borrowed has journal This tambara Cletus U. Obijiaku, MSSP Obijiaku, U. Cletus Violence: The Nigerian Christians’ Experience Christians’ Nigerian The Violence: Fay Cooper Cole Cooper Fay Volume 31, Issue No.1 (2014) 31, Issue No.1 Volume A Historico-Biblical Appraisal of Christian Religion vis-à-vis vis-à-vis Religion Christian of Appraisal Historico-Biblical A crop, and make the owners rich and happy. and rich owners the make and crop, away evil spirits, keep the workers in good health, allow an abundant abundant an allow health, good in workers the keep spirits, evil away Manuel B. Dy, Jr. Dy, B. Manuel betel nut. This is an offering to Eugpamolak Manobo, besought to drive drive to besought Manobo, Eugpamolak to offering an is This nut. betel Philosophy and Nation Building: The Case of the Philippines the of Case The Building: Nation and Philosophy and in the center of each, they place a a place they each, of center the in and a white dish containing containing dish white a tambara, tambara, With the ending of the period of taboo, the workers go to the fields fields the to go workers the taboo, of period the of ending the With Michael Vincent P. Caceres P. Vincent Michael men abstain from work. No music and dancing are allowed. allowed. are dancing and music No work. from abstain men with other Asian Kingdoms Asian other with to take part in the ceremonies honoring the spirits. For three days, the the days, three For spirits. the honoring ceremonies the in part take to The Sulu Sultanate: Foreign Relations, Contacts and Collaboration Collaboration and Contacts Relations, Foreign Sultanate: Sulu The All who are to prepare new fields or are to assist others in such work gather gather work such in others assist to are or fields new prepare to are who All appears in the sky, it is time for the yearly sacrifice. sacrifice. yearly the for time is it sky, the in appears the When balatik balatik Julito Paraguya, Jr. Paraguya, Julito Roman Catholic Church Catholic Roman Comparative Ecclesiology: A Way Toward a More Accountable Accountable More a Toward Way A Ecclesiology: Comparative Cindy Ann J. Quaile J. Ann Cindy Quality of Leaders and Barangay Finance Finance Barangay and Leaders of Quality TAMBARA A JOURNAL ON THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES ISSN 0117-6323 ISSN Volume 31, Issue No.1 (2014) No.1 Issue 31, Volume A JOURNAL ON THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES SOCIAL AND HUMANITIES THE ON JOURNAL A TAMBARA Instructions for Authors TAMBARA A JOURNAL ON THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 1. The Editor invites submissions of manuscripts for consideration as main article, editorial, or review article. Main articles should normally range from 6,000 to 8,000 words in length, accompanied by an abstract of 100-150 words and five to Editorial Board six keywords. Book reviews should not normally exceed 1,500 words in length. RENANTE D. PILAPIL 2. Manuscripts should be in MS Word file and double-spaced. For house style, Editor-in-Chief please refer to previous issues of the journal, or alternatively, follow the M. ISABEL S. ACTUB Chicago Manual of Style. RHODORA S. RANALAN Associate Editors 3. All submissions are to be subjected to anonymous review by at least two experts. As such, no references to authors in the manuscript should be made. The review process will normally take four to six weeks after which authors Board of Reviewers will be notified of the Editor’s decision. RONNIE V. AMORADO, University of Mindanao, Philippines ALOYSIUS LOPEZ CARTAGENAS, Catholic Theological Services of the Philippines 4. On a separate sheet, authors should provide: Title of the article, name and ANTONIO G. M. LA VIÑA, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines title of the author, institutional affiliation, and email address. RUBEN C. MENDOZA, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines KAREL S. SAN JUAN, SJ, Ateneo de Zamboanga University, Philippines 5. Submissions should be sent by email to: [email protected]. MACARIO D. TIU, Philippine Women’s College of Davao, Philippines 6. Upon publication of accepted article, authors will receive a free copy of the journal’s issue. They can also purchase the same issue at a thirty percent discount. International Advisory Board PATRICIO N. ABINALES, University of Hawaii-Manoa, USA SAMPSON LEE BLAIR, State University of New York at Buffalo, USA REINHARD C. HEINISCH, University of Salzburg, Austria SHEILA ROYO-MAXWELL, Michigan State University, USA AGUSTIN MARTIN G. RODRIGUEZ, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines SUBSCRIPTION RATES PER ISSUE (Institutional or Individual) Tambara is a bi-annual peer-reviewed journal of the Ateneo de Davao University released every June and December. It aims to provide a forum for a vibrant and informed public discourse on various pertinent PhP 300 (local) issues—theoretical and practical—affecting Mindanao and beyond among established as well as aspiring USD 30 (foreign) scholars. It publishes original articles, editorials, and review essays in the areas of humanities, social sciences, philosophy and theology. Replies to articles are also welcome. All subscriptions and business correspondence should be addressed to: Statements and opinions expressed in the articles and reviews are the authors’ own and do not necessarily The Editor reflect the opinion of the editors, the University, or the Society of Jesus. Tambara Ateneo de Davao University Jacinto Street, 8016 Davao City © 2014 by Ateneo de Davao University. All rights reserved. ISSN 0117-6323. Philippines Email: [email protected] Jesuit University. Jesuit Community and the larger Mindanao region as a Filipino, Catholic and and Catholic Filipino, a as region Mindanao larger the and Community Joel E. Tabora, SJ Tabora, E. Joel the commitment of the Ateneo de Davao University to serve the Ateneo Ateneo the serve to University Davao de Ateneo the of commitment the Serious Problems with the K-12 Senior High School Curriculum School High Senior K-12 the with Problems Serious to emphasize emphasize to word Bagobo the borrowed has journal This tambara Cletus U. Obijiaku, MSSP Obijiaku, U. Cletus Violence: The Nigerian Christians’ Experience Christians’ Nigerian The Violence: Fay Cooper Cole Cooper Fay Volume 31, Issue No.1 (2014) 31, Issue No.1 Volume A Historico-Biblical Appraisal of Christian Religion vis-à-vis vis-à-vis Religion Christian of Appraisal Historico-Biblical A crop, and make the owners rich and happy. and rich owners the make and crop, away evil spirits, keep the workers in good health, allow an abundant abundant an allow health, good in workers the keep spirits, evil away Manuel B. Dy, Jr. Dy, B. Manuel betel nut. This is an offering to Eugpamolak Manobo, besought to drive drive to besought Manobo, Eugpamolak to offering an is This nut. betel Philosophy and Nation Building: The Case of the Philippines the of Case The Building: Nation and Philosophy a white dish containing containing dish white a a place they each, of center the in and tambara, tambara, With the ending of the period of taboo, the workers go to the fields fields the to go workers the taboo, of period the of ending the With Michael Vincent P. Caceres P. Vincent Michael men abstain from work. No music and dancing are allowed. allowed. are dancing and music No work. from abstain men with other Asian Kingdoms Asian other with to take part in the ceremonies honoring the spirits. For three days, the the days, three For spirits. the honoring ceremonies the in part take to The Sulu Sultanate: Foreign Relations, Contacts and Collaboration Collaboration and Contacts Relations, Foreign Sultanate: Sulu The All who are to prepare new fields or are to assist others in such work gather gather work such in others assist to are or fields new prepare to are who All appears in the sky, it is time for the yearly sacrifice. sacrifice. yearly the for time is it sky, the in appears the When balatik balatik Julito Paraguya, Jr. Paraguya, Julito Roman Catholic Church Catholic Roman Comparative Ecclesiology: A Way Toward a More Accountable Accountable More a Toward Way A Ecclesiology: Comparative Cindy Ann J. Quaile J. Ann Cindy Quality of Leaders and Barangay Finance Finance Barangay and Leaders of Quality TAMBARA A JOURNAL ON THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Volume 31, Issue No.1 (2014) No.1 Issue 31, Volume 0117-6323 ISSN A JOURNAL ON THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES SOCIAL AND HUMANITIES THE ON JOURNAL A TAMBARA Instructions for Authors TAMBARA A JOURNAL ON THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 1. The Editor invites submissions of manuscripts for consideration as main article, editorial, or review article. Main articles should normally range from 6,000 to 8,000 words in length, accompanied by an abstract of 100-150 words and five to Editorial Board six keywords. Book reviews should not normally exceed 1,500 words in length. RENANTE D. PILAPIL 2. Manuscripts should be in MS Word file and double-spaced. For house style, Editor-in-Chief please refer to previous issues of the journal, or alternatively, follow the M. ISABEL S. ACTUB Chicago Manual of Style. RHODORA S. RANALAN Associate Editors 3. All submissions are to be subjected to anonymous review by at least two experts.
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