Volume 74, Number 3 (2026) The Limits of Liberalism
Editor's Introduction
Editor’s Introduction
Michael D. Pante
Articles
The Filipino Worker and the Affective Limits of Early Twentieth-Century Liberalism and Nationalism in the Philippines and the United States
Veronica C. Alporha
“She’s Not Black”: Filipino Americans in the Desegregating American South
Enrique Miguel Seward Limón
Happiness as a Measure of National Development: Insights from the Emergence and Abandonment of the Philippine Happiness Index
John O. de la Cruz
Decolonizing Religion and Sexuality: Asserting Pluriversality in Rosario Cruz-Lucero’s Feast and Famine: Stories of Negros
Farah Aimee S. Virador
Documenting Narratives of Church Engagements in the Archdiocese of San Fernando, 1972–1986
Joseph Dizon
Book Reviews
Thomas McKenna's Moro Warrior: A Philippine Chieftain, an American Schoolmaster, and the Untold Story of the Most Remarkable Resistance Fighters of World War II in the Pacific
Nick John F. Estonilo
Soliman M. Santos Jr.'s Tigaon 1969: Untold Stories of the CPP-NPA, KM, and SDK
Javier Leonardo V. Rugería
Fernando Zóbel's Fernando Zóbel: Essential Texts
Charlie Samuya Veric
Research Note
From “Robs to Riches”: Scandal Constructivation and the Ambivalent Work of Pagsasaayos
Karl Patrick R. Mendoza
