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♣ = Politics A Wealthography and Powertocracy Period of Familyʼs First Election to ♣ Aquino ♣Marcos Legislature: Pre-CW daughter Servillano Aquino Pre-CW = Pre-Commonwealth (1907-34) • of the Philippines • Ferdinand & Imelda CW = Commonwealth (1935-42) •Congress, 1898 • Bong-Bong Marcos ♣ Imelda •Benigno Aquino Sr P-WR = Post-War Republic (1945-59) • Only son of Imelda ʻImeeʼ Marcos ML = Martial Law (1972-86) •Congress, and Brother/ Eduardo Ferdinand PM = Post-Marcos (1986-Present) 1919-39 •Aremla - Marcos Sister Jose Cojuangco: • Congresswoman ♣ Corazon ♣ Foundation , “Cory” ʻPepingʼ Godfather of 2001-04 ʻTessieʼ Cojuangco Aquino Bong-Bong •Last remaining Fact: 87% of Cojuangco Jr. Aquino-Oreta Marcos member, Marcosʼ senators declared • President, 1986-92 Former Congressman, KBL Party assets of more than • • Senator ♣ • Widow of Former Senator House Speaker P11m... 25% have • Former and Marcosʼ rival Ninoy • Led formation of LDP Marcos P100-500m (2006) Congresswoman Brother/ Aquino Cojuangco Marcos owned 60% of party (pro-Aquino) Pre-CW Sister • Heir to Cojuangco each of Tanʼs 9 in 1998 • 9 members in congress sugar fortune crony companies, including Brother/ nephew since 1907 - 25 relatives in Fortune Tobacco congress since 1898 ♣ Sister ♣ ʻButzʼ Corp; Asia Brewery ʻTessieʼ •Family - over 9000 hectares land Jesli Aquino Inc; and Allied Banking Aquino-Oreta uncle •Allied with every Rep. from Corp. ♣ Aquino • Senator Gilberto Negros Occidental but one. • Senator Lapus • Makati City ʻNoynoyʼ ♣Teodoro Jr. •Eduardo Cojuangco, 73 • Former aunt LDP party ♣ Aquino III •San Miguel Corp. Lucio Congresswoman • • Congresswoman • Congress, • Now own 34% of Meralco Tan, 74 • 3rd District-Tarlac • Congressman 2001-04 • 3 congressmen have • Fortune Tobacco 2nd P75 mill • NPC party aunt • District-Tarlac • nephew declared ties (2006) Alliance Global Liberal Party • • • Philippine Airlines son • Eaton Properties Philippines Inc. Lopez Business Beef Ashmore • Golden Arches Development Albertito Lopez- Corporation between Brother ♣ Marcos bought govʼtʼs • Oscar Lopez, 78: Lopez Cojuangcoʼs /Sister 40% share of • Emperador Distillers Inc. - Brandy • 3x VP of Philippines ♣ Cojuangco Petron without •Gaming, Tourism, Office Buildings/ • Founded University of Iloilo Congress Residential Complexes for MNC's • , Congress, bid and sold it • ABS-CBN Broadcasting Co. 2001-04 Kris nephew • Ongoing criminal 2001-07 directly to SMC. • • Bayan Telecom Gilberto Aquino investigations for Meralco - ♣ • P85 mill tax • 74% monopsony over Aquino evasion Luzon power generation • Politically Antonio Roberto Other Biz: Maynilad, First Gen, spouse ambitious Ongpin • • Congressman 2nd Cojuangco Manila North Tollways, Rockwell celeb was Ongpin •1st District- cousin Land Corporation Marcos Emily Tarlac • Former director, era Trade- • Ashmore Group ♣ PLDT Lopez Minister representative in Philippines ♣Macapagal- Congress • , Manuel Ramon Arroyo 2001-04 Shared a jail cell Sergio Osmeña V. Pangilinan Cojuangco • Gloria M-Arroyo together under criticized for Arroyo (GMA) ʻMVPʼ Director, Bank of , 2001-present Marcos Martial Law close ties to • Mike • President Lopez family Osmeña Commerce secretly owns ♣ • New-$$ Businessman Diosdado Macapagal Pre-CW Ashmore • •Cebu Province • Smart Telecom • Former President, late father of Sergio • John Henry Osmeña • Chairman, PLDT ♣ • Senator, 1972-73, • Led purchase of Meralco shares GMA Osmeña III 1987-95, 1998-04 • Has paid off MILF insurgency • Esteban de la Rama in Mindanao to target towers Garcia Family facilitated spouse Former Garcia • Senator, 1995-07 - • Former of Globe Telecom and ♣ GMAʼs 2004 vote-rigging son Independent Senator not Smart. effort in Mindanao - 1 million • Known as fiercely anti-corruption • Manuel Garcia votes were coerced Mike Some former business affiliations: Congress, ʼ78-ʼ01 Mikey • • ♣ Arroyo • Director, Philippine National Bank, • Vincent Garcia, 42 Arroyo 1992-95 • Congress, ʼ01-ʼ04 ♣Raul • Ashmore Group • Director, San Miguel Corp., • Rodolfo P. del Rosario • Congressman Alpha Land Corp. Tomas Congress, ʼ78-ʼ98 Charter • 1993-95 ♣ V. del Mar • • Pushing for (Hong Kong) • Founder of Justice for Aquino Osmeña III • Rodolfo R. del Rosario Change in the Implicated in World • Congressman, Congress, ʼ87-ʼ92 • Justice for All (JAJA) • constitution before his Bank Scandal - bidding Movement • Mayor of Cebu 1987-98, 2001- • 2 mayors of Davao mom steps down son brothers City, 1998-95, present anomalies with ZTE- City in 2010 NBN 2001-07 cousins Margarita Roxas de Ayala Ayala (1826-1869) = A Wealthography and Powertocracy ♣ Madrigal • Descends from Juan Matriarch of Roxas, Ayala (circa 1475) - big Ayala, and Zobel of the Philippines Very wealthy and political landowner families. One of Sy • Patriarch Antonio de Ayala sailed greatest Philippine family • • Teresita Sy-Coson, for Manila 1800s and established businesswomen of all Manuel •Maria Ana Consuelo “Jamby” time ♣ 56 an industrial partnership with Roxas Madrigal-Valade , descendant of • Daughter of Domingo Roxas Henry Sy • Current Senator Started Liberal Party • CEO Banco de Oro Antonio Fernández de Roxas, ♣ Roxas • • Books-for-the-Barangay Foundation Inc. Pre-CW in 1945 to oppose • SM Investments Unibank who migrated to the Philippines Sr. • education for poor in 1695, and later with Dr. , Sergio Osmena • Banco de Oro Unibank Antonio J. Roxas • Abad Santos Madrigal Foundation Inc. • (Nacionalista • China Banking Corp. Johannes Andreas Chairman: • women/children empowerment Zobel party) •Real Estate Roxas & Company, Inc. Aunt Pacita Madrigal-Gonzales and • • Retail • • Wholesale, import of IT - Mall of Asia grandfather Vincente Madrigal both Products • Massive wealth former senators • Roxaco Land Corp. - Property Development Don Zobel • Roxas Holdings Enrique Zobel de de Ayala • Sugar enlightened? Manufacturing Ayala Pre-CW Salonga • Jaime Z. de Ayala, 74. - • Most important businessman ♣ Possibly the Jaime Augusto during American Colonial period Former Senate President and Fernando most powerful • ZdeA currently active at Ayala Corp. • Consuelo Zobel Alger Jovito Salonga ♣ Yuchengco and tenured (daughter) • Ayala Corp. - oldest conglomerate in the Inigo & Mercedes family in •Civil Society Leader • Yuchengco Group of • Siblings with Philippines, 7 generations under Zobel de inherited stakes in Philippine Mercedes •Pushing for Companies Ayalas Ayala Corp. from history impeachment of current • MICO Equities Inc., Pan Malayan • Own much of Metro Manila real estate late aunt Mercedes Ombudsman Management and Investment Corp., • Bank of Philippine Islands Zobel McMicking Gutierrez Mapua Institute of Technology, Nippon • Ayala Land Inc. Life Insurance Co., Rizal Commercial • Manila Water Co. Teves Banking Corp., GPL Holding, House of • Globe Telecom ♣ Investments Inc., BA Savings Bank, Margarito • Hermenio G. Dole Philippines, Philippine Long Zobel ♣ son At height of Vote-Rigging Pre-CW Teves scandal in 2005, Ramos Distance Telephone Co., Benguet Inigo & Mercedes Gary Teves • • Congressman publicly convinced GMA Corp., Philippine Fuji Xerox Corp. Zobel Industries: Ariston Estrada Jr. - Director & • Secretary of Finance • Agriculture Committee not to resign from office. • FIRE, Banking, Mermac Advisor to Chairman of Ayala • Inc. - Stakes in • President, Land Bank •Hermino Teves & Co. Education, Telecom, Corp. since ʼ83 Ayala Corp. of the Philippines Inc. Manufacturing • Enrique Zobel Foundation • Comes from • sugar milling Ramos • Enrique Zobel = Ayala Corp. ♣ Estrada late cousin of Fidel V. Ramos Jaime nephew • • Ariston Estrada • Former President, 1992-98 Jr. • Currently the Chairman , Former Director: Ronald Emeritus of Lakas CMD • AC Intʼl Finance Ltd. Inigo ♣ (Christian-Muslim Democrats) ♣ Ayala DBS Holdings Teves Alfonso • Mercedes Zobel Party Inc. T. Yuchengco, 85 Zobel • Department of •Under Marcos was head of : • B.P.I. San Miguel Agriculture the Philippine Constabulary, Board of • Chair - Rizal Commercial • (Cojuangco) implementing martial • Mercedes Corp. Banking Corp. helps run Mermac law Enrique Zobel •Board of • Chair - Mapua Instiute of Tech Foundation Inc. • Board of Advisors Columbia Tan Business School Assets of a successful Caktiong • RP Permanent Rep. to U.N. Filipino family: • Major politician Razon • Wealth accumulation • Tony Tan Caktiong, 55 • Political violence Tan • Founder, Chairman, & CEO • Enrique Razon • Strategic politically‐A provision Ortigas Jolibee Foods Jr., 48. motivated marriages • Andrew Tan, 59 Philippines • International Container in the 1987 • Board Director of . • Patronageconstitution • Ortigas & Co. Limited • Chair of Megaworld Long Distance Telephone Co Terminal Services Partnership Corp. • Diverse business interestsprohibited (PLDT) • Port operations Ortigas Family Large multi-use real- 2/3 of House Control of media and or “Political • • • PLDT Recently bought • Foundation estate and technology and 1/2 of propagation of popular Dynasties”... 10% share in • Real Estate parks Meralco Senate is from myths/ideologies to justify a political clan one’s family’s dominance Magsaysay A Wealthography and Powertocracy A provision in Magsaysayʼs a ♣ Luisa the 1987 historically non- Ramon Magsaysay Sr. constitution • ♣ Ramon of the Philippines ♣ Ejercito- violent, non-rent- • President, 1953-57 prohibited seeking family Magsaysay Jr. Estrada • Genaro Magsaysay “Political Dynasties”... • Senator, 1960-72 Current Current Senator • Senator • Estrada Leonardo B. Roman • Country Communication Wife of Joseph ♣ Vincente • • • Governor
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    African and Asian Studies �3 (�0�4) �3-3� AFRICAN AND ASIAN STUDIES brill.com/aas The Small Powers in World Politics Contours of an African-Asian Critical Realism Pak Nung Wong Department of Applied Social Studies, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China [email protected] George Klay Kieh Jr. Department of Political Science and Planning, University of West Georgia, GA, USA Abstract This paper aims to conceptualize a framework for better understanding the challenges, actions and rationales of the African and Asian small powers in the post-1989 global order. The paper will be divided into three parts. First, it will review the literature on small power/state studies. Second, following a critique of the major approaches in small power studies, we will argue for the need for a critical realist perspective to better cap- ture the relationships between domestic politics and foreign relations of the small power in Africa and Asia. Third, against the comparative trajectories in which the U.S. has attained global hegemony after 1991 and China has gradually become a great power after 2000, in light of the recent U.S. containment policy shift towards China which has stirred up versatile dynamics of East Asian small power politics, in favor of a global multi-polarity, we will highlight the foundation of our approach for building the strong small powers in terms of two main aspects of economic nationalism: resource-focused and sovereignty-asserting. Keywords African and Asian politics – African-Asian critical realism – hegemony and multi- polarity – international relations – small power politics – U.S.-China relations © koninklijke brill nv, leiden, ���4 | doi �0.��63/�569��08-��34��Downloaded83 from Brill.com10/02/2021 11:56:42AM via free access 14 Wong and Kieh Introduction Pressured by internal public demand, the early 1990s witnessed the Philippines successfully negotiated for the withdrawal of the U.S.