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Governing through Crime: Challenges and Implications of the Philippine Drug War
Wed, Nov 15, 9:30 to 10:50am, Marriott, Franklin 3, 4th FloorSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
The papers in this panel discuss the challenges and implications of the current Philippine President's "war on drugs" that have already claimed a few thousand lives in extra-judicial killings since he took office in June 2016.
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Individual Presentations
The Resurgence of Law and Order Presidency in the Philippines: War on Drugs Rhetoric and Threat to the Rule of Law - Napoleon C. Reyes, Sonoma State University
Cruel Populism and the War on Crime: The Making of Crime Warrior Politicians in the Philippines and United States - Christopher Magno, Gannon University
Exploring the Factors Related to Prolonged Pretrial Detention: Evidence From a Local Jurisdiction in the Philippines - Raymund Narag, Southern Illinois University
Approaches Towards Drugs: An Evidence-Based Synthesis of Strategies and Their Promises for Addressing the Philippines’ Drug Problems - Melchor De Guzman, Georgia Gwinnett College