Democracy at gunpoint: election-related violence in the Philippines /

Arguillas, Carolyn O.

Democracy at gunpoint: election-related violence in the Philippines / Carolyn O. Arguillas, Artha Kira Paredes, Ryan Rosauro, Ven Labro, Reyan Arinto, Jules L. Benitez, Antonio M. Manaytay, and Carlos Marquez, Jr.; Yvonne T. Chua and Luz R. Rimban, editors. - Quezon City, Philippines: VERA Files, 2011. - x, 212 pages: illustrations, maps; 23 cm.



Overview: Breaking the cycle of election violence -- Maguindanao: The long shadow of the Ampatuans -- Abra: Bloody struggle for control of public funds -- Lanao Del Sur: Violence in 'dagdag-bawas' country -- Eastern Visayas: No stopping 'guns, goons and gold' -- Sulu: Balance of terror - Tawi-Tawi: A Tausug dynasty in the land of the Sama -- Basilan: Ballots 'stained with blood' -- Nueva Ecija: 'Wild, wild west' no more? -- Masbate: 'Lifelines' for political survival

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Elections--Philippines.
Elections--Cases.--Philippines
Elections--History.--Philippines
Political violence--Philippines.
Elections--Corrupt practices--Philippines.

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