Membership
Everyone is invited to become a member of PHISO, (Philippine International Studies Organization) whether you are a historian, philosopher, sociologist, practitioner, or in any fields of social sciences and humanities. As long as you are interested in the study and/or practice of the “International,” globality, decoloniality, relationality, among others, you are warmly welcome to join the association.
Publications
With partnership with Routledge, the organization was able to establish its flagship book series entitled “International Relations in Southeast Asia.” It is edited by scholars in the region and advised by prominent IR intellectuals worldwide. PHISO is currently working on its flagship journal, the Global South Journal of International Studies, to be partnered with an international reputable publisher.
Activities
PHISO holds two regular activities, the biennial exploratory workshop (PEW) and biennial international conference (PIC). The aim is to gather scholars, practitioners, teachers and students to discuss IR scholarship and initiate research collaborations with nurturing spirit of collegiality and amicability. PHISO desires to break the walls of divisive turf, parochialism and paternalism.
PHISO-Miriam College MOU signing
PHISO is happy to announce our MOU signing with Miriam College’s International Studies department on September 18, Wednesday, 1pm, at ESI Conference Room, Miriam College. It will be followed by an open forum on Global IR with talks on Islamic IR, the Philippine study…
Law and Liminality: A roundtable discussion on Decolonizing Law
The UP-CIDS Decolonial Studies Program presents “Law and Liminality: A Roundtable Discussion on Decolonizing Law” on September 6, Friday, 1pm, at UP Diliman’s Interactive Learning Center’s conference room. Led by the constitutionalist scholar, Professor Dante Gatmaytan. Dante Gatmaytan teaches Constitutional Law, Legal Method, and…
Power to the People? Experiences of Populism in Europe and the Philippines
Join PHISO and the European Studies Association of the Philippines (ESAP) for the first two stops of our roundtable caravan on populism in Europe and the Philippines! The event will feature different speakers and perspectives per venue. First stop: Miriam College ESI Conference Room,…
