DR. KEVIN HR VILLANUEVA

Nationality : Filipino and Spanish International Mobile: +37 281 502 590 Philippine Mobile : +63 9165958191 E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected]

Academic Expertise and Public Engagement :

My areas of expertise and public engagement have been on the international human rights regime and processes of ASEAN regional integration. The theoretical thrust of my work comes from constructivism in IR and the power of institutions in the English School tradition. In 2012, I was a member of the Philippine Delegation in the drafting of the ASEAN Human Rights Delegation and I continue to work on several projects with the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs. This experience interweaves with interest on the communicative dynamics of diplomatic negotiations through the analytical lens of sociology and linguistics. Recent interests have brought me to studying humanitarianism in the development of regional mechanisms (East Asia/ASEAN) on disaster management and search and rescue.

In the context of K+12 National Curricular Reform, I participate in key committees at the University of the both in terms of policy formulation and substantive course content design, monitoring and evaluation. I am a USAID -Stride Independent Expert for the Philippine Commission on Higher Education (CHED).

EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS PhD in INTERNATIONAL POLITICS (2010 – 8th September 2014) University Research Scholarship Doctoral Thesis nominated to the BISA - British International Studies Association 2015 Michael Nicholson Prize for Best Doctoral Thesis

LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND MSc in INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (2001 – 1st November 2002) POLITICAL SCIENCE – LSE European Human Rights Foundation Scholarship

UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA Master in LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES (1998 – 5th September 2000) Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional (AECI) Scholarship INSTITUT D’ETUDES POLITIQUES – DIPLÔME, ASIA-EUROPE PROGRAMME (30th July 1999) Sciences Po - Paris Ile-de-Cité Scholarship ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY Bachelor of Arts in HUMANITIES (1988 – 28th March 1992) Major in Literature and Philosophy (Law and Management included) Gerry Roxas Scholarship for Leadership and Academic Distinction

POLICY-MAKING AND INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATION Commission on Higher Independent Expert and Consultant Education Member of the Official Philippine Delegation to the APEC Preparatory Meetings for the 2016 APEC Manila, Philippines Summit (Lima, Peru). July 2016 to the present Consultant for planning and policy on higher education, research and internationalization.

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ARiSE –The ASEAN Research Founder and Director Institute for Strategic Studies It is the first and the leading independent and national think-tank in providing strategic policy and Enterprise perspectives that will guide and support the Philippines in responding to the opportunities and challenges of ASEAN regional integration from 2015 and onwards. Iloilo, Philippines Arise is a partnership between business and academia, a dynamic and forward-looking community of 2013 to the present scholars and analysts committed and engaged in action-oriented research agitating for national development. ASEAN – Association of Member, Southeast Asian Nations Philippine Delegation (with Ambassador Rosario Manalo) to the drafting of the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration (AHRD) ASEAN Secretariat, Jakarta, The AHRD is the first ”bill of rights” to come out from the Asian region. It was adopted and signed by the Indonesia 10 ASEAN Member States (18 November 2012) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The arduous drafting January 2012 to March 2013 process undertook 10 official meetings around the capital cities of Southeast Asia, including consultations with civil society organisations, ASEAN sectorial bodies and the ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting (AMM). University of Deusto Special Assistant to the Rector and Vice Rector for International Relations Aristos Campus Mundus 2015 – Campus of International Excellence Bilbao, Spain Provided strategic communications support, liaising and campaigning personally with deans and 2003 to 2015 presidents of Fordham University, Georgetown University and Boston College to lay the groundwork for the negotiation of joints undergraduate and graduate programmes; Drafted letters and proposals in preparation for the visit of the Vice Rector for International Relations to the United States, including the high-level meeting with the two Spanish university partners: Universitat Ramon Llull and Universidad Pontificia Comillas.

Programme Manager, Humanitariannet (EU Socrates Thematic Network financed by the European Commission) Created, managed, and developed multi-national and multicultural working groups in the area of human rights, peace and conflict, migration, poverty and development, and European identity and external relations. The project budget is 841.207 EUR. Please see details under “Collaborative Research and International Project Management”. International Alert Research Associate, Security and Peacebuilding and Editorial Assistant, MISAC (Monitoring the Implementation of Small Arms Controls) Project London, UK Singlehandedly and successfully conceptualised, coordinated, and implemented, single-handedly, the 2002 - 2003 Weapons Awareness Project; overseeing the smooth and orderly implementation of the project’s objectives by liaising partners. European Commission Assistant and Trainee to the Head of Unit Human Rights and Democratisation Brussels, European Aid Cooperation Office (External Relations DG) 2001 Drafted and developed the first ever human rights information package and training material for EU officials in delegations worldwide; Trained in: Project Cycle Management; Project Evaluation; Management Evaluation; Economic and Financial Analysis. UNESCO Assistant and Trainee to the Head of Division Culture of Peace Division Paris, Monitored interior and exterior policies and strategies of the Culture of Peace Programme within the 2000 Bureau of Strategic Planning and in relation to the UNESCO system as a whole. Philippine Embassy Assistant to the General Consul and the Cultural Attaché Efficiently assisted the Minister and the Consul General and the attaches of the various sections Madrid, Spain (Consular, Political, Trade and Cultural) in the following: analysis of the relevance of various political 1999 events to the Philippines in the context of the international system; analysis and summary of bilateral projects between Spain and the Philippines; Executed consular as well as related employment needs of expatriates.

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TEACHING AND RESEARCH Institution Position Held Audience UNIVERSITY OF THE Associate Professor (Rank 5) in International I teach a variety of graduate courses on international PHILIPPINES Politics and Governance politics, sociology, human rights and education. This Foreign-Trained Balik-Scientist Programme includes the pilot of a new graduate programme – the Iloilo City Campus, Philippines (February 1, Master of Science in Sustainability and an innovative 2016 to the present) Senior High School core subject called – I-Reap (Integrated Research Apprenticeship Programme), which synthesizes knowledge, skills and competencies through new digital platforms across all strands. This work in progress has led to engagements with a variety of networks and institutions looking to train teachers in the new curriculum.

EUROPEAN INTER- Lecturer and Regional Expert European Masters in Human Rights and UNIVERSITY CENTRE FOR Venice, Italy (September 2008 to the present) Democratisation HUMAN RIGHTS AND § Students and graduates work with human rights DEMOCRATISATION Course Title: Human Rights and “ Asian organisations (governmental and non-governmental, Values”: Re-imagining the Debate international and national) both at their headquarters The course aims to provide the theoretical and in field missions (electoral observation, human framework for understanding transformations rights monitoring, international cooperation in the structure of the international system – projects). § with an emphasis on transnational actors and Graduates are also involved in human rights-related activities with their home Ministries of Foreign Affairs on cultural-regional debates - as possible or are seconded by them to work for international explanations for the emergence of a human institutions. rights mechanism in the ASEAN region. § Some graduates pursue further academic studies and research. § 25% of the students come with prior practical experience. § A majority of the students come from Europe and the United States, with a fair representation of Africa and Latin America.

UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS Visiting Research Fellow, School of Politics Master of Arts Asia Pacific Studies and International Studies (POLIS) Master of Arts East Asian Regional Development Leeds, United Kingdom (February 2015 to the Bachelor of Arts Asia Pacific Studies present) § Students and graduates belong to the field of politics, journalism, and academia. Teaching Assistant, East Asian Studies § Students come from as well as continue on with Department, employment in non-governmental organisations School of Languages, Cultures and Societies (NGOs), the civil service, the European Commission, (SLCS) the UN and other regional and international Leeds, UK (October 2011 to December 2011) organisations. § Students come from all over the world.

PHILIPPINE WOMEN’S Senior Research Advisor and Lecturer, HZB Master of Arts in Foreign Service (MAFS) UNIVERSITY School of Diplomacy and International MAFS Executive Programme Relations Bachelor of Arts in Foreign Service (BAFS) Manila, Philippines (November 2013 to March § Filipino undergraduate and graduate students. 2016) § Professionals preparing for the Foreign Service Competitive Examinations. Course Title: Theories in International Relations § Members and staff of the Philippine Armed Forces. Presidential Advisor on International Relations Identify priorities and develop strategies for the internationalization by establishing links with inter-regional, interdisciplinary and inter- sectorial human and knowledge networks.

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UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Research Fellow, World University Network, Research Mobility Programme Sydney, Australia (August 2012 to November 2012)

UNIVERSITY OF DEUSTO Lecturer, Faculty of Social and Human European Masters in Public Policy and Local and UNIVERSITY OF Sciences and Pedro Arrupe Institute for Development PALERMO Human Rights, University of Palermo § Students and graduates belong to the field of politics, (2008-2009) communication studies, law and development. § Students come from as well as continue on with Course Title: International Politics and employment in non-governmental organisations International Organization (NGOs), the civil service, local government units, as The course aims to explore various issues which well as private practice, going on with previous question the dominance of Westphalian professions. elements, principles and structures in § The majority of students are from Spain, Italy and international politics: the state system, the Latin America. principle of sovereignty and non-intervention, and “settled norms”. It attempts to provide the framework within which global issues in recent history may be scrutinized, debated and be marshalled as a basis for questioning international policy-making.

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AWARDS FOR RESEARCH EXCELLENCE Single Author Balik-Scientist Research Grant: Archipelago Project (in progress) This is a research privilege and opportunity for articulating a un iversity system-wide interdisciplinary proposal for up to 5 years. I shall be the principal proponent of a team composed of scientists, entrepreneurs and industry leaders. Total Budget: 51,760 US dollars Single Author Doctoral Thesis: Constructing Human Rights: Language in the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration (Academic Year 2010 Nominated to the BISA (British International Studies Association) 2015 Michael Nicholson Prize for Best Doctoral – 2014) Thesis Single Author Research: Constructing Human Rights: Language in the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration Individual Grant University Research Scholarship, (Academic Year 2010 School of Politics and International Studies and School of Modern Languages and Cultures, – 2013) UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS Total Budget: 40,770 sterling pounds Single Author World Universities Network-Research Mobility Programme, Individual Grant UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY and UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS (August – December The Research Mobility Programme (RMP) encourages personal and academic development of individuals, primarily 2012) early in their research careers, to equip them with the skills needed for future international academic success. I won the grant to train primarily under Professor James Martin, the leading figure in the 'Sydney School' of systemic functional linguistic and well known for his work on discourse analysis, genre, appraisal, multimodality and educational linguistics. I collaborated with Professors Colin Wight, Danielle Celermajer and Simon Tormey. Total Budget: 4,100 sterling pounds Single Author Research: EU-ASEAN Human Rights Dialogue Individual Grant Funding Agency: EUROPEAN HUMAN RIGHTS FOUNDATION (Academic Year 2001 Total Budget: ~ 13,000 sterling pounds – 2002) Single Author Research: Honduras: The Eye of the Storm Individual Grant Funding Agency: AGENCIA ESPANOLA DE COOPERACION INTERNACIONAL (Academic Year Monthly Budget (~700 US dollars/months x 24 months): 16,800.00 US dollars 1998-2000)

Collaborative Research and International Project Evaluation and Management

Lead Author ARKIPÉLAGO – Seas of Connectivity is a consortium Discovery-Applied Research and project that will conceptualise, articulate and 1. Conceptualisation and Extension for Trans-Inter- operationalize the unique role and responsibility of the implementation of collaborative Disciplinary Opportunities Philippines as an archipelagic country in the world of lines of action between home (DARE-To Grant) international relations by: 1) recovering our nautical sense institution (University of Deusto) and Philippine Commission on as a people; 2) explaining and understanding our targeted academic and research Higher Education experience through scientific study of disasters related to institutions and government bodies: (Academic Year 2016-2017) the environment and climate change, with special academic and policy debates, high- 15,000,000.00 PhPesos reference to marine life and ecosystems; and 3) defining level seminars, fora and our relations with our ASEAN neighbours and the world at international conferences. large. 2. Executive supervision of high-level Lead Author MAREM – Maritime Regimes, Ecosystems and Marine fora and advanced seminars, European Commission – Life is an international brings together under an engaging a wide range of specialists, Erasmus + international consortium of six universities (3 from the experts and researchers working in (Key Action 2: Capacity Building European Union and 3 from the Philippines) the training the field, in research institutions, in Higher Education) expertise and experience in research and teaching on the universities and international work in progress responses (i.e. concepts, approaches and policies) to organizations; (Academic Year 2017-2020) humanitarian crises and natural disasters. 3. Communicating and cooperating Foundation for the Philippine with other parts of the home Environment institution to ensure organisational (Academic Year 2016-2017) coherence and greater effectiveness;

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Lead Author SPBUILD: Sustainable Peace Building consists of 9 4. Writing proposals and reports to European Commission – universities and 1 research centre. These universities have generate and raise funds in support Marie Curie Initial Training undertaken joint research, published, created and developed of innovative international projects Network Research Masters and/or European Doctoral Programmes and as part of effective monitoring (Call: 7th Framework and created a European Doctoral Enhancement Programme and evaluation; this included hands- Programme---People) on Peace and Conflict Studies (EDEN). on accurate accounting of all 2,020,805.80 euros expenses incurred in the (Academic Year 2010-2014) implementation of the project International Project HUMCRICON: Humanitarian Crises and Conflict Studies: budget;

Coordinator Bridging the Gap Between European Research, Policy 5. Collaborating with the editorial team European Commission - and Practice consisted of transnational training for of partner institutions to enhance Marie Curie Initial Training graduate and post-graduate students and dissemination of cross-fertilization between "think Network research results in three thematic areas, involving 7 areas", programmes and higher (Call: 6th Framework universities: educational institutions;

Programme---Mobility) § Theories and concepts of humanitarian assistance and 6. Planning and implementing 1,693,908.00 euros conflict prevention; production schedules; 7. Overseeing production of (Academic Year 2010-2014) § European approaches to humanitarian intervention, conflict prevention and peace-building; and multimedia (website) and text § Humanitarian crises, regional conflicts, and global content;

peace. 8. Professional use of Microsoft Office The consortium also developed Research Masters and/or (Word and Excel), now including European Doctoral Programmes and created a European NVivo8, EndNote, and Doctorate on Migration, Diversity and Identities (EDMIDI). Dreamweaver; 9. Evaluation and monitoring, including International Project HumanitarianNet advances the work of universities in the editing work, the thematic series to Coordinator field of Humanitarian Development, in teaching, research, ensure quality and accuracy; European Commission fieldwork, discussion, and dissemination. This academic field 10. Coordinating between the editor Socrates Thematic Network brings together interrelated disciplines, interweaving the and the contributors for the initial (230366-CP-1-2006-1-ES- sciences and humanities, to analyse the underlying causes meeting and book design. ERASMUS-TN) of humanitarian crises and formulate strategies for 651,076.00 euros rehabilitation and development. The six sub---groups that (Academic Year 2006-2009) evolve around the field are: Humanitarian Action; Human Rights; Migration, Diversity and Identities; Peace and Conflict; Poverty and Development; European Identity and External Relations. The network, which was founded in 1996, counts on 87 universities, 6 research centres and no less than 9 international organisations.

External Evaluator European Commission 2009 7 th Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development (2007-2013) to strengthen the scientific and technological base of European industry and to encourage its international competitiveness, while promoting research that supports EU policies. External Evaluator European Human Rights Foundation provides technical 2001 advise and management advise to the European Commission, including the EU PHARE and TACIS Democracy Programmes

It is important to note that I was also the Programme Manager (at the University of Deusto) for the two European Doctorates that complemented the 2 Marie Curie Training Sites (SPBUILD and HUMCRICON): the European Doctoral Enhancement Programme on Peace and Conflict Studies (EDEN) and the European Doctorate on Migration, Diversity and Identities (EDMIDI), this last was co-coordinated with the University of Bradford (UK). This is entailed the effective simultaneous management, monitoring and evaluation of 2 joint graduate programmes between 18 institutions.

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Conferences, Symposia and Public Debates

Successfully participated, convened and coordinated the following advanced seminars and high-level fora, engaging research institutions and universities and a wide range of experts and researchers. This included programme preparation, information management, press dissemination and all logistical requirements. International Symposium Talking ASEAN; Women’s Leadership in ASEAN (Philippine Manila, Philippines Women’s University and The Habibie Centre of Indonesia) Resource Person 2-3 May 2016 Symposium-Workshop for a Regional Consortium in Coastal Resource Management Resource Person Dumaguete, Philippines (Silliman University and United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia) and Speaker 25-26 February 2016 The East Asian Summit (EAS) Rapid Disaster Response: Search and Rescue Lessons Resource Person Sydney, Australia Learned Sydney Seminar (Australian Civil-Military Centre of the Australian Government) and Speaker 21-23 September 2015 Seminar-Workshop on the Implementation of the 2002 ASEAN-China Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea (ASEAN-China Joint Working Group and Invited analyst Manila, Philippines Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs) 14-15 May 2015 Senate Hearing on the Philippines’ “Comprehensive National Defense and Foreign Relations Plan” (Philippine Committee on National Defense and Security and the Invited analyst Manila, Philippines Committee on Foreign Relations) 7 May 2015 Harmonising Migration Policy: The case of ASEAN – Researching Regionalism Series, (ASEAN Research Institute for Strategic Studies and Enterprise and HZB School of Convenor Manila, Philippines International Relations and Diplomacy) 4 May 2015 Fostering APEC’s Infrastructure Through Long-term Investment and Capital Market Iloilo, Philippines Development (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) Invited analyst 23-24 July 2015 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 4th Annual Southeast Asian Studies Symposium: The Year of Integrating ASEAN Panellist 20-24 March 2015 (Oxford University) Industry Roadmaps and the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) Game Plan (Philippine Iloilo, Philippines Department of Trade and Industry) Invited analyst 26 November 2014 Consultation Meeting with Civil Society for the 25th ASEAN Summit and Related Manila, Philippines Summits in November 2014 (Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs) Delegate 10 September 2014 AICHR Regional Workshop on Human Rights-Based Approach to Combat Trafficking in Persons Especially Women and Children (AICHR - ASEAN Intergovernmental Delegate Manila, Philippines Commission on Human Rights) 27-28 November 2013 Advanced Training on Human Rights: Training of the Trainers (AICHR - ASEAN Bangkok, Thailand Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights) Delegate 16-20 November 2013 Cambridge, United 26th ASEASUK (Association of Southeast Asian Studies – UK) Conference (Magdalene Kingdom, College, Cambridge University) Panellist 9-11 September 2011 Diplomatic Conference 2010: The 2011 Review of the Human Rights Council (European Venice, Italy Inter-University Centre for Human Rights and Democratisation) Invited analyst 16-17 July 2010 The First World Conference of Humanitarian Studies: The Millennium Development Groningen, The Goals (HumanitarianNet and the University of Groningen, The Netherlands), co- Co-Convenor Netherlands organised with Dr. Joost Hermans February 6-7, 2009

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Human Security, Peace and Stability: Special Focus on the Balkan Region Graz, Austria: (HumanitarianNet and the University of Graz), co-organised with Dr. Wolfgang Benedek Co-Convenor July 12-23, 2009 Urban Spaces and Responses to Sudden Crises (HumanitarianNet and the University of Odense, Denmark: Southern Denmark) co-organised with Dr. Annette Grindsted Co-Convenor February 1-2, 2008 The HumanitarianNet High-Level Seminar - Peace and Conflict Case Studies: Diaspora, Trauma and Conflict Resolution in Europe and Beyond (HumanitarianNet and the Venice, Italy: University of Bochum) co-organised with Dr. Horst Fischer and Dr. Hans Joachim Co-Convenor September 16-27, 2006 Heintze

20 Years of Research in International Migration (HumanitarianNet and the University of Poitiers, France: Poitiers) co-organised with Dr. Emmanuel MaMung Co-Convenor July 5-8, 2006 The HumanitarianNet High-Level Seminar - Peace and Conflict Case Studies: Europe and Beyond (HumanitarianNet and Sabanci University) co-organised with Dr. Ibrahim Co-Convenor Istanbul, Turkey: Al-Marashi June 30-July 9, 2005 Asia and Europe: Higher Education in the Face of the Challenges of International Co- Louvain la Neuve, operation (HumanitarianNet and University Louvain la Neuve) co-organised with Dr. Co-Convenor Belgium: Brigitte Piquard March 4-6, 2005 The HumanitarianNet High-Level Seminar - Conflict Resolution and European Legacies of War (HumanitarianNet and University of Limerick) co-organised with Dr. Eddie Co-Convenor Limerick, Ireland: Moxon-Browne September 1-10, 2004

Selected Publications Co-Author “Diplomacy in ASEAN Regional Integration: Past, Present and Future”, ASEAN at 50: Retrospectives and Perspectives on the Making, Substance, Significance and Future of ASEAN (forthcoming, 2017) MANALO, Rosario and Kevin HR VILLANUEVA, Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia “The Agent-Structure Debate in International Relations”, Oxford Bibliographies for International Relations (forthcoming, 2017) McANULLA, Stuart and Kevin HR VILLANUEVA, Oxford University Press (http://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/) “Election Day is All Souls Day” The Philippine Daily Inquirer, 19 April 2016 (http://opinion.inquirer.net/86613/strategy-for-peace-in-our-seas); Sole Author “Strategy for peace in our seas” The Philippine Daily Inquirer, 12 July 2015 (http://opinion.inquirer.net/86613/strategy-for-peace-in-our-seas); “Lee Kuan Yew: Strong man in small country” The Philippine Daily Inquirer, 1 April 2015 (http://opinion.inquirer.net/83779/lee-kuan-yew-strong-man-in-small-country); “ Paris in the age of extremes” The Philippine Daily Inquirer, 28 January 2015 (http://opinion.inquirer.net/82083/paris-in-the-age-of-extremes); The Jakarta Post, 4 February 2015 (http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2015/02/04/paris-age-extremes.html) Los Andes, 3 February 2015 (http://www.losandes.com.ar/article/paris-en-la-era-de-los-extremos) “ The question to ask: What happens in Asean post-2017?” The Philippine Daily Inquirer, 25 September 2014 (http://opinion.inquirer.net/78747/the-question-to-ask-what-happens-in--post-2017) “ An Asean response to Haiyan” The Jakarta Post, 27 November 2013 (http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2013/11/27/an-asean-response-haiyan.html) “ Why China Matters” The Philippine Daily Inquirer, 16 November 2013 (http://opinion.inquirer.net/65433/why-china-matters) “ Asean all quiet on the Sabah front” The Philippine Daily Inquirer, 8 March 2013 (http://opinion.inquirer.net/48365/asean-all-quiet-on-the-sabah-front); East Asia Forum, 25 March 2013 (http://www.eastasiaforum.org/2013/03/25/asean-all-quiet-on-the-sabah-front/)

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“La 'Carta Magna' de la ASEAN universaliza los derechos humanos (La nueva declaración entierra el debate sobre los 'valores asiáticos')” El Pais, 10 January 2013 (http://elpais.com/elpais/2013/01/09/opinion/1357735296_602028.html) “ASEAN ‘Magna Carta’ universalizes human rights” The Jakarta Post, 8 January 2013 (http://www2.thejakartapost.com/news/2013/01/08/asean-magna-carta-universalizes-human-rights.html); ”Asean's Magna Carta a miracle” Malaysia’s New Strait Times, 5 February 2013 (http://www.nst.com.my/opinion/columnist/asean-s-magna-carta-a-miracle-1.213128); East Asia Forum, 12 February 2013 (http://www.eastasiaforum.org/2013/02/12/aseans-magna-carta-universalises-human-rights/ ) “How West was won: Asean Magna Carta” The Philippine Daily Inquirer, 21 December 2012 (http://opinion.inquirer.net/43189/how-west-was-won-asean-magna-carta)

“Keeping the Calm over ASEAN’s Troubled Waters” The Philippine Daily Inquirer, 5 August 2012 (http://www.inquirer.net/); The Jakarta Post, 7 August 2012 (http://www.thejakartapost.com); East Asia Forum, 7 August 2012 (http://www.eastasiaforum.org) “To What End, ASEAN?”, The Jakarta Post, 23 May 2012 (http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2012/05/23/to- what-end-asean.html) “Are You Going to Scarborough Shoal?”, Asia360, 12 May 2012 (http://www.asia360news.com/article/21-asian-affairs/are-you-going-to-scarborough-shoal) “Is America Turning a New Leaf in Southeast Asia”, The Jakarta Post, 1 June 2012 (http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2012/06/01/is-america-turning-a-new-leaf-southeast-asia.html) “1989,2001 y 2008: cómo nos cambia la historia” (1989, 2001, 2008: A footnote to international relations), El Correo, 8 December 2009 (http://www.elcorreodigital.com/vizcaya/20091208/opinion/1989-2001-2008-como- 20091208.html#opina) Sabangan – Academic Journal of the Philippine Women’s University VILLANUEVA Kevin HR (Ed.), Philippine Women’s University (forthcoming in June 2016) https://sabanganpwu.wordpress.com Editor Spain and the Philippines: Continuities and Discontinuities (December 2016), Sabangan Special Issue 2016 – the academic journal of the Philippine Women’s University Building Sustainable Futures: Enacting Peace and Development (December 2009) REYCHLER, Luc; Funk Deckard, Julianne; VILLANUEVA Kevin HR (Eds.), University of Leuven and University of Deusto 2009 Human Rights and Diversity: International Human Rights Law in a Global Context GÓMEZ ISA, Felipe; DE FEYTER, Koen (Eds.), University of Antwerp and University of Deusto, 2009 http://www.humanitariannet.deusto.es/new_publication.asp?id=58 Managing Cities and Crises (September 2009) Editor DAY, Dennis; GRINDSTED, Annette; PIQUARD, Brigitte (Eds.), University of Southern Denmark and University of Deusto, 2009

LANGUAGES Speak Write Read Comprehension 1 English Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent 2 Spanish Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent 3 Filipino Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent 4 French Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good 5 Italian Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good 6 Hiligaynon Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent 7 Chinese Beginner Beginner Beginner Beginner

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