Torres, A. T., Samson, L. L., & Diaz, M. P. (Eds.). (2015). Filipino generations in a changing landscape. Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines: Philippine Social Science Council (PSSC).

Introduction: Filipino generations in a changing landscape -- Generations: the tyranny of expectations -- Three generations of Iraya Mangyans: roles and dilemmas in the modern world -- Palaweǫs, do we know where we're going to?: the dynamics of generations y and z -- Tsinoy in Puerto Princesa: from the American period to contemporary times, a story of two generations -- Dynamics of reproductive rights: mindscape of the Iloko culture -- On migration selectivity and the propensity to remit: faces of Eastern Visayan Labor Migrants -- Binondo yesteryears today: continuity and change -- Ober da bakod - the emergence of a gated community in the Philippines: the case of Philam Homes Subdivision, Quezon City, Philippines -- Configuration of urban spaces inside the University of the Philippines Diliman campus in the neoliberal age: a critical perspective -- Building the case of CSR: Philippine corporate discourse on the role of business in social development from the 1970s to the present -- Grooming the wards in Leyte-Samar islands: what's new? -- Failure to unravel success: the difficulties of Ang Ladlad LGBT Party in gaining electoral legitimacy -- Filipino fonoloji: ilang pagbabago sa mga tunog -- Sa ibang mundo, sikat ako: isang pag-aaral sa mga biglang-sikat na social media celebrities sa Pilipinas -- Read between the signs: the jeepney linguistic system -- The jejemon as symptom and slippage: notes on issues of power and identity in media literacy and (mass) communication