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How Hard do we Party in 2010?: A Book Launch and Forum on Political Party Strengthening and the 2010 Elections

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How Hard do we Party in 2010?: A Book Launch and Forum on Political Party Strengthening and the 2010 Elections
17 December, 1 - 5:30 pm, Escaler Hall, Ateneo de Manila University

Abstract of the publication

 

 
The newly published book of FES entitled Reforming the Philippine Political Party System will be launched in the event. The book offers insights on the state of political party development in the Philippines and offer suggestions to push forward the political party strengthening advocacy.


To download the pdf version of the publication, please click on:
Reforming the Philippine Political Party System

A panel discussion on "How can Political Parties make themselves relevant in the 2010 Elections?" will follow. Notable personalities from major political parties in the country will reflect on necessary undertakings in order to transcend the personalistic nature of Philippine politics.

Program of the Forum
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