Aileen S.P. Baviera's Publications: a Partial List

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Aileen S.P. Baviera’s Publications: A Partial List

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1988. Review of The Armed Forces in Contemporary Asian Societies, edited by Edward A. Olsen and Stephen Jurika, Jr. Philippine Studies 36 (2): 260–63. http: //www.philippinestudies.net/ojs/ index.php/ps/article/viewFile/1066/1049. 1989. “China After Tiananmen.” Philippine Daily Globe, July 9. 1989. “The Decline of Philippine Foreign Policy.” Philippine Daily Globe, August 26. 1989. “The Philippines: From One-China Policy to No China Policy.” Philippine Daily Globe, June 26. 1989. “Whither China?.” Philippine Daily Globe, June 11. 1990. “China in 1990: A Year-end Report.” Philippines-China Development Resource Center Currents 1 (2) December. 1990. “Crisis in Eastern Europe: Issues and their Implications.” Kasarinlan: Philippine Journal of Third World Studies 5 (3), 1st Quarter. 1990. “The Context of Philippine-China Relations.” In Philippine-China Relations 1975-1988: An Assessment, edited by Bernardita Reyes-Churchill. Manila: De La Salle University Press. 1990. “The Philippine-Taiwan Mutual Benefits Act: Survey of Pros and Cons.” Philippines-China Resource Development Center Currents 1 (September-October). 1991. “China’s Health Care Strategy: Issues and Implications.” Philippines-China Development Resource Center Currents 2 (5) November-December. 1991. “Philippine-Taiwan Relations.” In China-ASEAN Relations: Political, Economic and Ethnic Dimensions, edited by Theresa C. Cariño. Manila: Chinese Studies Program, De La Salle University. 1991. “RP-Taiwan Fisheries Agreement.” Philippine Daily Globe, August 4. 1991. “Some Notes on the Study of the Chinese in the Philippines.” Philippines-China Development Resource Center Currents 2 (1) January-February.

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1991. “Taiwan in Brief.” Philippines-China Development Resource Center Currents 2 (2) March- April. 1991. “The RP-Taiwan Fisheries Pact.” Tulay, August 11. 1992. “ASEAN’s Changing Perceptions of China.” China Currents 3 (2) April-June. 1992. “Ocean of Opportunity or Sea of Strife: The Philippines Looks to the South China Sea.” China Currents 3 (1) January-March. 1993. “Reforming the Revolution: Reflections on Chinese Socialism.” Jiji Review 5 March. 1994. “Rethinking Philippine Foreign Policy.” Kasarinlan: Philippine Journal of Third World Studies 10 (2), 4th Quarter. 1994. China’s Regional Security Perspectives: Implications for Southeast Asia. Tokyo: Japan Institute of International Affairs. 1994. Contemporary Political Attitudes and Behavior of the Chinese in Metro Manila. Quezon City: Philippines-China Development Resource Center. 1996. “Comprehensive Security: Its Applications to South China Sea Dispute.” In Conceptualizing Asia-Pacific Security: Papers Presented at the 2nd Meeting of the CSCAP Working Group on Comprehensive Security and Cooperative Security, Kuala Lumpur, 27-29 August 1995, edited by Jawhar Hassan and Thangam Ramnath. Kuala Lumpur: Institute for Strategic and International Studies. 1997. “Hong Kong Transition: Scenarios and their Implications for the Philippines.” UP-CIDS Chronicle 2 (2) April-June. 1997. “Hong Kong: A New Battlefield for China and the United States?.” China Currents 8 (1) January-March. 1997. “Philippine Security in the South China Sea.” In Security Implications of Conflicts in the South China Sea: Perspectives from Asia-Pacific – Proceedings of the First International Conference on the South China Sea, Manila, 12-14 November 1995, edited by Ralph Cossa and Carolina G. Hernandez, 61-75. Manila: Institute for Strategic and Development Studies. 1997. “The Hong Kong Handover: Implications for the Philippines.” China Currents 8 (2) April-June. 1998. “Security Challenges of the Philippine Archipelago.” Southeast Asian Affairs 1998: 213– 26. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies 1998. “Turning Predicament into Promise: A Prospective on Philippine-China Relations.” In Towards the 21st Century: The Philippines and China in the Asia Pacific - Proceedings of the 1st Seminar in the Carlos P. Romulo Foundation for Peace and Development Foreign Policy Series, Makati City, 13-14 January 1998. Manila: Carlos P. Romulo Foundation. 1999. “China as a Rising Power: Implications for the Asia-Pacific Region.” PASCN Discussion Paper No. 99-06, Philippine APEC Study Center Network, Makati City. https ://economics.uwo.ca/ under graduate/wuer/WUER_Citation_Guide.pdf. 1999. “Much Ado about Something: The Stakes are High in the Kalayaan Islands.” UP Observer, April-June 1999.

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1999. “The Kalayaan Islands (Spratlys) in Philippine Foreign Policy.” 1999. Panorama Vol. 2, 53-54. Manila: Konrad Adenauer Foundation. 1999. “The Spratlys Dispute: Challenges to Philippine Diplomacy.” World Affairs Weekly, 19 October 24–28. 1999. China’s Relations with Southeast Asia: Political, Security and Economic Interests. PASCN Discussion Paper No. 99-17, Philippine APEC Study Center Network, Quezon City. 2000. “Philippines-China Relations in the 20th Century: History versus Strategy.” Asian Studies: Journal of Critical Perspectives in Asia 36 (2): 51–68. https://asj.upd.edu.ph/mediabox/ archive /ASJ-36-2-2000/baviera.pdf. 2000. “Visioning Philippines-China Cooperation in the 21st Century.” In Ugnayan ng Lahi (Commemorative Book Celebrating 25 years of Philippines-China Diplomatic Relations). Manila: Department of Foreign Affairs. 2000. Bilateral Confidence Building with China in Relation to the South China Sea Disputes: A Philippine Perspective. Ottawa: Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. 2000. Comprehensive Engagement: Strategic Issues in Philippines-China Relations. Quezon City: Philippine-China Development Resource Center. 2001. “The Political Economy of China’s relations with Southeast Asia.” In China’s Economic Growth and the ASEAN, edited by Ellen H. Palanca. Makati City: Philippine Institute for Development Studies. 2002. “A Southeast Asian Perspective on Northeast Asian Security.” Asia-Pacific Social Science Review 3 (3): 97–129. 2002. “Ocean of Opportunity or Sea of Strife: Transforming the South China Sea Conflict: An Exploratory Framework.” In Management and resolution of inter-state conflicts in Southeast Asia, edited by Kamarulzaman Askandar. Kuala Lumpur: Southeast Asian Conflict Studies Network. 2002. “Philippine Perceptions of a China Threat.” In The China Threat: Myths, Perceptions and Reality, edited by Herbert Yee and Ian James Storey, 253–69. London and New York: Routledge-Curzon. 2002. “The China Challenge to ASEAN Solidarity: The Case of the South China Sea Disputes.” Asian Studies: Journal of Critical Perspectives on Asia 38 (2): 95–120. https://asj.upd.edu.ph / mediabox/ archive/ASJ-38-2-2002/baviera.pdf. 2003. “The China Factor in US Alliances in East Asia and the Asia-Pacific.” Australian Journal of International Affairs 57 (2): 339–52. 2004. “Coastal and Marine Resources Management in the Philippines: Review of Institutional Arrangements.” Sustaining Philippine Reefs: National Coral Reef Review Series No. 3. United Nations Environmental Program: Marine Science Institute. 2004. “International Terrorism, U.S. Foreign Policy and Great Power Relations in the Asia Pacific.” In Before and After September 11, 2001: An Asian Perspective. Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press.

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2004. “South China Sea: Managing Territorial and Resource Disputes.” In Searching for Peace in Asia Pacific: An Overview of Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding Activities, edited by Annelies Heijmans, Nicola Simmonds, and Hans van de Veen, 505–24. Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers. 2005. “Post-Cold War Strategic Interests of China and ASEAN: The Role of the United States.” In Return of the Dragon: US-China Relations in the 21st Century, edited by Danny Paau and Herbert Yee, 257–74. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang Publishing. 2005. “Security Issues in the Asia Pacific.” In Roundtable Discussion on World Trends and New Directions in Philippine Foreign Policy 2004-2010, Ateneo de Manila University, 24-25 November 2004. Quezon City: Ateneo University European Studies Program. 2005. “The South China Sea Disputes after the 2002 Declaration: Beyond Confidence Building.” In ASEAN-China Relations: Realities and Prospects, edited by Saw Swee-Hock, Sheng Lijun, and Chin Kin Wah, 344–54. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. 2006. “China’s Development and ASEAN-China Relations: Emerging Challenges.” In China’s Development and Prospect of ASEAN-China Relations. Hanoi: The Gioi Publishers. 2007. “Regionalism and Community Building in East Asia: Challenges and Opportunities.” In Advancing East Asian Regionalism, edited by Melissa Curley and Nicholas Thomas. Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge. 2007. “China and the Chinese Diaspora in the Philippines.” In Ethnic Diasporas and Great Power Strategies in Asia, edited by Robert G. Wirsing and Rouben Azizian. Honolulu: India Research Press and Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies. 2007. “The Burma Crisis: Issues and Possibilities.” Philippine Daily Inquirer, October 28. 2008. “Energy Cooperation and Competition: Implications for ASEAN-China Relations in the South China Sea.” In Changing Security Dynamics in Southeast Asia, edited by N.S. Sisodia and Sreeradha Datta. New Delhi: Magnum Books. 2008. Review of Inequality and Growth in Modern China, edited by Guanghua Wan. Development Asia. Asian Development Bank. 2009. “Waltzing with Goliath: Philippines’ Engagement with China in Uncharted Waters.” In Living with China: Regional States and China through Crises and Turning Points, edited by Tang Shiping, Li Mingjiang and Amitav Acharya, 173–92. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. 2009. Foreword to Between Tiger and Dragon: A History of Philippine Relations with China and Taiwan, by Claude Haberer. Mandaluyong: Anvil Publishing Inc. 2010. “Accommodation with Hedging: Southeast Asia’s Changing Perspectives toward China.” In China’s Rise – Threat or Opportunity?, edited by Herbert S. Yee, 176–90. London: Routledge.. 2010. “Territorial Disputes in East Asia: Proxies for US-China Strategic Competition?.” East Asia Forum, 27 November. https://www.eastasiaforum.org/2010/11/27/territorial-disputes-in-east- asia-proxies-for-china-us-strategic-competition/.

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2010. Review of Human Security in East Asia: Challenges for Collaborative Action, edited by Sorpong Peou. Asian Politics & Policy 3 (1): 137–48. 2011. “Aquino Policy on the South China Sea: Are we Ready for the Tough Times Ahead?.” The Philippine Star, 24 October. 2011. “Can and will regional architecture produce the norms to help resolve disputes among member states.” Remarks delivered at the Asia Foundation’s Asia Perspectives Program on “The Evolving Nature of Asia’s Regional Architecture: Views from ASEAN,” Washington, D.C., 8 November. 2011. “China and the South China Sea: Time for a Code of Conduct?” RSIS Commentaries No. 91/2011, June 14, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Singapore. 2011. “Controlling the Seas in East Asia?.” Policy Background Paper No. 3, 28 August, Australian National University, Canberra: MacArthur Asian Security Initiative. 2011. “Maritime Security in East Asia: Impact of Rising and Declining Powers.” Keynote Address delivered at the International Graduate Students Conference on Asian Security, Asian Center- University of the Philippines, 13 August. 2011. “Multilateralism and ASEAN’s Engagement of the Great Powers.” In Emerging China: Prospects for Partnership in Asia, edited by Sudhir T. Devare, Swaran Singh, and Reena Marwah, 21–35. New Delhi: Routledge India. 2011. “Power Assymmetry in the South China Sea.” Philippine Daily Inquirer, 26 June. https: //opinion.inquirer.net/6896/power-asymmetry-in-south-china-sea. 2011. “The South China Sea Territorial Disputes in ASEAN-China Relations.” In The South China Sea Reader: Papers and Proceedings of the Manila Conference on the South China Sea: Toward a Region of Peace, Cooperation, and Progress, Manila, 5-6 July 2011, 141–146. Quezon City: National Defense College of the Philippines, Foreign Service Institute, and Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam. http://www.worldinwar.eu/wp-content/uploads/2016/11 /SCSNSR.pdf #page=141. 2012. “Aquino: Pushing the Envelope, Single-Mindedly.” In Southeast Asian Affairs 2012, edited by Daljit Singh and Pushpa Thambipillai, 239–56. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1355/9789814380256-017. 2012. “ASEAN Multilateralism and Engagement of Great Powers.” In Emerging China: Prospects for Partnership in Asia, edited by Sudhir T. Devare, Swaran Singh, and Reena Marwah, 21– 35. New Delhi: Routledge India. 2012. “Putting the ASEAN Humpty Dumpty Back together again.” GMA News Online, July 22. http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/266302/opinion/putting-the-asean-humpty- dumpty-back-together-again. 2012. “South China Sea Disputes: Why ASEAN Must Unite.” East Asia Forum, 26 July. http: //www.eastasiaforum.org/2012/07/26/south-china-sea-disputes-why-asean-must-unite/ 2012. “The Influence of Domestic Politics on Philippine Foreign Policy: The Case of Philippines- China Relations since 2004.” RSIS Working Paper No. 241, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Singapore. http://www.rsis.edu.sg/publications/WorkingPapers /WP241.pdf

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2012. “The South China Sea Disputes: Is the Aquino Way the ASEAN Way?.” RSIS Commentaries No. 004/2012, January 5, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Singapore. https://www.rsis.edu.sg/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/CO12004.pdf. 2013. “China-ASEAN Conflict and Cooperation in the South China Sea: Managing Power Asymmetry.” In The Study of National Security at 50: Re-awakenings, 202–205. http: //www.ndcp.edu.ph/wp-content/uploads/publications/BAVIERA_China- ASEAN%20Conflict%20and%20Cooperation%20 in%20the%20South%20China%20Sea%20Managing%20Power%20Asymmetry.pdf. 2013. “Filipino Media and Public Opinion on the Philippines-China Disputes in the South China Sea: A Preliminary Analysis.” Chinese Studies Journal 10: 132–71. Quezon City: Philippine Association for Chinese Studies. 2013. “Perspectives on Joint Development in the South China Sea: A Preliminary Analysis.” Chinese Studies Journal 10: 195–213. Quezon City: Philippine Association for Chinese Studies. 2013. “Territorial and Maritime Jurisdiction Disputes in East Asia: Comparing Bilateral and Multilateral Approaches.” In Bilateralism, Multilateralism and Asia-Pacific Security: Contending Cooperation, edited by William Tow and Brendan Taylor, 100–14. New York and Oxon: Routledge. 2013. Review of Post-Colonial Statecraft in South East Asia: Sovereignty, State Building and the Chinese in the Philippines, by Pak Nung Wong. Contemporary Southeast Asia: A Journal of International and Strategic Affairs 35 (2): 288–91. https://muse.jhu.edu/article/518184 /summary. 2013. Review of The China Choice: Why America should share Power, by Hugh White. Asian Politics & Policy 5 (3): 470–74. https://doi.org/10.1111/aspp.12047. 2014. “An ASEAN Perspective on the South China Sea: China-ASEAN Collision or China-U.S. Hegemonic Competition?” In Entering Uncharted Waters?: ASEAN and the South China Sea, edited by Pavin Chachavalpongpun, 88–112. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1355/9789814380270-007 2014. “Domestic Interests and Foreign Policy in China and the Philippines: Implications for the South China Sea Dispute.” Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints 62 (1): 133–43. http://www.philippinestudies.net/ojs/index.php/ps/article/view/4103. 2014. “Growing Strategic Rivalry Among East Asia’s Great Powers: Implications for Southeast Asia and the South China Sea.” Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia 15 (March 2014). https: //kyotoreview.org/issue-15/growing-strategic-rivalry-among-east-asias-great-powers -implications-for-southeast-asia-and-the-south-china-sea/. 2014. “Implications of the US-Philippines Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement.” Asia-Pacific Bulletin 262, 9 May. Washington DC: East-West Center. https://www.eastwestcenter. org/publications/implications-the-us-philippines-enhanced-defense-cooperation-agreement. 2014. “Sino-Japan Competition and the South China Sea: A Philippine Perspective.” In Impact of the Sino-Japanese Competitive Relationship on ASEAN as a Region and Institution, edited by Sarah Teo and Bhubhindar Singh, 12–14. Singapore: S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies.

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2014. Review of China’s New Diplomacy: Rationale, Strategies and Significance: Rethinking Asia and International Relations, Second Edition, by Zhiqun Zhu. Asian Politics & Policy 6 (3): 479–82. https://doi.org/10.1111/aspp.12120. 2015. “Changing Dynamics in Philippines-China-U.S. Relations: The Impact of South China Sea Disputes.” In New Dynamics in U.S.–China Relations: Contending for the Asia Pacific, edited by Li Mingjiang and Kalyan Kemburi, 242–56. New York and Oxon: Routledge. 2015. “Defining the National Territory: Security and Foreign Relations Dimensions.” Public Policy 12–13: 21–54. 2015. Review of Another China Cycle: Committing to Reform by Wang Gungwu. Asian Politics & Policy 7 (3): 494–96. https://doi.org/10.1111/aspp.12192. 2015. “Presidential Elections and the Country’s Foreign Policy.” Asia Pacific Pathways to Progress Foundation, Inc., 9 December. https://appfi.ph/resources/commentaries/135-presidential -elections-and-the-country-s-foreign-policy. 2016.“Arbitration Over, Time for China to Lead Responsibly.” Global Asia 11 (3). https: //www.globalasia.org/v11no3/debate/arbitration-over-time-for-china-to-lead-responsibly_aileen -sp-baviera. 2016. “Can anyone really rule the South China Sea?” The Straits Times, 20 November. https: //www.straitstimes.com/asia/can-anyone-really-rule-the-south-china-sea. 2016. “China’s Strategic Foreign Initiatives Under Xi Jinping: An ASEAN Perspective.” China Quarterly of International Strategic Studies 2 (1): 57–79. 2016. “Filipino American Ties Will Remain Strong.” New York Times, 19 May. https: //www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate/2016/05/19/a-challenge-in-the-philippines/filipino -american-ties-will-remain-strong. 2016. “President Duterte’s Foreign Policy Challenges.” Contemporary Southeast Asia 38 (2): 202–08. https://www.jstor.org/stable/24916629. 2016. “Should Duterte step back on the South China Sea.” East Asia Forum, 25 May. https: //www.eastasiaforum.org/2016/05/25/should-duterte-step-back-on-the-south-china-sea/. 2016. “Territorial and Maritime Disputes in the West Philippine Sea: Foreign Policy Choices and their Impact on Domestic Stakeholders.” Public Policy 15 (2): 12–49. 2016. “The Domestic Mediations of China’s Influence in the Philippines.” In Rising China’s Influence in Developing Asia, edited by Evelyn Goh, 101–28. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2016. “The Philippines and the South China Sea Dispute: Security Interests and Perspectives.” In The South China Sea Dispute: Navigating Diplomatic and Strategic Tensions, edited by Ian Storey and Cheng-Yi Lin, 165–85. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. 2017. “ASEAN @ 50: Challenges to Unity and Centrality.” Asia Pacific Pathways to Progress, Inc. Essay presented at the Conference for the 90th Anniversary of Southeast Asian Studies and Overseas Chinese Studies, Jinan University, Guangzhou, 15–16 July. https://appfi.ph /publications/commentaries/1550-asean-at-fifty-challenges-to-unity-and-centrality.

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2017. “Challenging Geopolitical Seascapes: Southeast Asia and the Big Powers in the South China Sea.” In New Zealand National Security: Challenges, Trends and Issues, edited by William Hoverd, Nick Nelson, and Carl Bradley, 74–89. New Zealand: Masey University Press. 2017. “Debating the National Interest in Philippine Relations with China: Economic, Security and Socio-cultural Dimensions.” National Security Review: Rethinking Philippine National Interests towards Calibrating National Policies, January 2016-October 2017. Manila: National Defense College of the Philippines. 2017. “Duterte’s China Policy Shift: Strategy or Serendipity?” Asia Pacific Pathways to Progress Foundation, Inc., 16 May. https://appfi.ph/publications/commentaries/1426-duterte-s-china- policy-shift-strategy-or-serendipity. 2017. “Preventing War, Building a Rules-based Order: Challenges Facing the ASEAN Political– Security Community.” In Building ASEAN Community: Political-Security and Sociocultural Reflections, Vol. 4 of ASEAN @ 50, edited by Aileen Baviera and Larry Maramis, 3–18.. Jakarta: Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia. 2017. “The South China Sea Disputes: Is the Aquino Way the ‘ASEAN Way’?.” In The South China Sea Disputes: Flashpoints, Turning Points and Trajectories, edited by Yang Razali Kassim, 19–22. Singapore: S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies. 2017. “The South China Sea: The Way Forward Post-Arbitration.” In Traversing the Challenges. Political, Economic and Environmental Dimensions of Maritime and Regional Security, edited by Benedikt Seemann and Sebastian Bersick, 9–15. Makati City, Philippines: Konrad Adenauer Stiftung. 2017. “Will the Real China Please Stand Up? A Southeast Asian Perspective on China’s Growing Power and Influence.” Gaiko (Diplomacy) 46 (Nov/Dec): 43–49. 2017. “Will the Real China Please Stand up? A Southeast Asian Perspective on China’s Growing Power and Influence.” Asia Pacific Pathways to Progress, Inc. Originally published in Gaiko 46: 43–49, December 1. https://appfi.ph/resources/commentaries/1801-will-the-real-china -please-stand-up-a-southeast-asian-perspective-on-china-s-growing-power-and-influence. 2018. “Building Confidence in the South China Sea.” East Asia Forum, 28 July. https: //www.eastasiaforum.org/2018/07/28/building-confidence-in-the-south-china-sea/ 2018. “Philippine Domestic Interest Groups’ Perceptions of China’s Rise and the International Environment.” In Beyond the China Threat: Regional Perspectives on the Rise of China, edited by Shigeto Sonoda and David S.G. Tokyo: Tokyo University Press. 2019. “Can the Philippines forgo Chinese investment for maritime security?” East Asia Forum, March 12. https://www.eastasiaforum.org/2019/03/12/can-the-philippines-forgo-chinese -investment-for-maritime-security/. 2019. “Maritime Security woes haunt the Philippines, but not pivot redux.” In CSCAP Regional Security Outlook 2020, edited by Huisken Ron, Brett Kathryn, Milner Anthony, Smith Ric, Vermonte Philips, and Wanandi Jusuf, 52–55. Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific. 10.2307/resrep22261.16.

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2020. “Is the Philippines transitioning to middle-power diplomacy?.” East Asia Forum Quarterly 12 (1) January-March 2020: 28–29. https://press-files.anu.edu.au/downloads/press/n6584/pdf/ book.pdf. 2020. Review of The End of Concern: Maoist China, Activism and Asian Studies, by Fabio Lanza. International Journal of Asian Studies 17 (1): 75–77. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1479 591420000029.

Solo-Edited Publications

1991. Philippine Perspectives on Tiananmen. Quezon City: Philippine Association for Chinese Studies. 1992. The South China Sea Disputes: Philippine Perspectives. Quezon City: Philippines-China Development Resource Center. 1993. Black Cat, White Cat: An Inside View of Reform and Revolution in China. Quezon City: Philippines-China Development Resource Center. 2008. Regional Security in East Asia: Challenges to Cooperation and Community Building. Quezon City: UP Asian Center.

Co-Authored Publications

The co-authors are indicated below after each entry, but it must be noted that it does not necessarily mean in all these co-authored publications that Professor Baviera was the lead (first named) author. 1994. “Population and Development: Perceptions and Prospects for Consensus on Population Policy.” In Population, Human Resources and Development, Vol. 3, edited by Alejandro N. Herrin. Quezon City: University of the Philippines Press. With Olivia Caoili. 1997. “Hong Kong after 1997: Prospects for Migrant Workers and Philippine-Hong Kong Relations.” UP-CIDS Chronicle 2 (2), April-June 1997. With Maruja MB Asis and Jorge Tigno. 2000. “When Will Conditions Be Ripe? Prospects for Joint Development in the South China Sea.” In Beyond the Crisis: Challenges and Opportunities, Vol. 2, edited by Mely C. Anthony and Mohamed Jawhar Hassan. Kuala Lumpur: Institute of Strategic and International Studies. With Jay Batongbacal. 2001. “The Individual, Ethnic and National Identity in the Age of Globalization: The Case of the Ethnic Chinese in Southeast Asia.” In Going Global: Asian Societies in the Cusp of Change, edited by Armando Malay, Jr., 10–27. Quezon City: Asian Center University of the Philippines. With Caroline Hau.

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2002. “NGO Cooperation between the Philippines and China: Lessons and Insights into Asian Civil Society.” In China and Southeast Asia: Changing Social-Cultural Interactions, Centre of Asian Studies Occasional papers and monographs, no. 149, edited by Melissa G. Curley and Hong Liu. Hong Kong: University of Hong Kong Centre of Asian Studies. With Liezl T. Formilleza. 2003. Southeast Asian Studies in Asia: An Assessment Conference-Workshop Proceedings, SEAMEO-Innotech Building, Quezon City, 8-10 January 2002. Quezon City: UP Asian Center. With Eduardo C. Tadem and Armando Malay. 2003. “Perspectives: Should the Philippines Support Washington’s War in Iraq.” Kasarinlan: Philippine Journal of Third World Studies 18 (1): 177–188. https://www.journals.upd.edu.ph/ index.php/kasarinlan/article/view/684/688. With Rommel C. Banlaoi, Roland G. Simbulan, Belinda A. Aquino, and Raymund Jose G Quilop. 2012. “Filipino Media and Public Opinion on the Philippines China Disputes in the South China Sea: A Preliminary Analysis.” Paper presented at the 4th International Workshop on The South China Sea: Cooperation for Regional Security and Development, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 18-21 November. With Sascha M. Gallardo. 2013. The West Philippine Sea: The Territorial and Maritime Jurisdiction Disputes from a Filipino Perspective – A Primer. Quezon City: UP Asian Center and Institute of Maritime Affairs and Law of the Sea. With Jay Batongbacal. 2020. Agricultural Modernization in China and the Philippines: Lessons and Implications. Quezon City: University of the Philippines, Center for Integrative Development Studies. With Eduardo C. Tadem and Romeo Royandoyan.

Co-Edited Volumes

The co-editors are indicated below after each entry, but it must be noted that it does not necessarily mean in all these publications that Professor Baviera was the lead (first-named) editor. 1992. China, Across the Seas: The Chinese as Filipinos. 2 Vols. Quezon City: Philippine Association for Chinese Studies. With Teresita Ang-See. 1996. The Road to Subic: Selected Speeches on APEC by Filipino Leaders. Pasay City: Foreign Service Institute. With Rhodora Joaquin. 1998. Philippine External Relations: A Centennial Vista. Pasay City: Foreign Service Institute. With Lydia N. Yu-Jose. 1999. Food Security in China and Southeast Asia. Quezon City: Philippine-China Development Resource Center and Xiamen University’s Research School of Southeast Asian Studies. With Liao Shaolian and Clarissa Militante. 2000. Partners Against Poverty: Negotiating State-Civil Society Cooperation in Rural Asia. Quezon City: Philippine-China Development Resource Center. With Clarissa Militante.

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2009. The Philippines and Japan In East Asia and the World: Interests, Identity, and Roles. Quezon City: University of the Philippines Asian Center. With Rowena Pangilinan. 2017. Building ASEAN Community: Political-Security and Sociocultural Reflections. Vol. 4 of ASEAN@50. Jakarta: Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia. With Larry Maramis. 2015. Emerging Asian Communities in Contemporary Philippines. Asian Studies: Journal of Critical Perspectives on Asia 51 (1). Quezon City: UP Asian Center. https://asj.upd.edu.ph /index.php/archive/10-asian-studies-51-1-2015-emergin-asian-communities-in-the-philippines -coming-soon. With Tina Clemente.

Intervievieviews or Lectures (Teeext or Video)

FES Global. 2020. “RePhil Podcast with APPFI Executive Director Aileen Baviera (FES Philippines).” YouTube, 16 March. https://youtu.be/WZcF_jURABo Manila STV. 2017. “On PH Issues - Dr. Aileen Baviera, Professor, UP Asian Center.”YouTube, 10 July. https://youtu.be/ZOUeZ1I_478. Pante, Michael D. 2019. “Aileen Baviera: Philippines–China Relations, Maritime Disputes, and the Broader Environment.” Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints 67 (1): 113–20. 10.1353/phs.2019.0000. Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints. 2019. “PostScript EP3: Aileen S.P. Baviera.” YouTube, 10 March. https://youtu.be/wE2a_TpWJU8. Rappler. 2017. “Baviera on an ASEAN in the age of post-arbitration South China Sea.” YouTube, 10 May. https://youtu.be/F0XxoBU6JaY. Yale University. 2016. “Aileen S.P. Baviera “The Geopolitical Quandaries in South China Sea: Implications for Philippines.” YouTube, 13 May. https://youtu.be/jUycMoQYIxc.

List Compiled from the Following

“Aileen Baviera.” ResearchGate. Accessed 29 January 2021. https://www.researchgate.net/profile /Aileen-Baviera. “Aileen S.P. Baviera.” Google Scholar. Accessed 29 January 2021. https://scholar.google.com/ citations?user=kr5RrjAAAAAJ&hl=en. “Baviera, Aileen S.P., Ph.D. (1959–2020).” UP Asian Center. Accessed 29 January 2021. https:/ /www.ac.upd.edu.ph/index.php/faculty-and-staff/regular-faculty/1739-dr-aileen-sp-baviera.

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Baviera, Aileen S.P. 2013. “Aileen San Pablo-Baviera, Ph.D.” Academia. Accessed 29 January 2021. https://up-diliman.academia.edu/AileenBaviera/CurriculumVitae. “Professor Aileen S.P. Baviera.” Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. Accessed 29 January 2021. https://www.ukm.my/fssk/v2/expertise/professor-aileen-s-p-baviera/.

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