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Politics and governance · book
Internationalization of the Bangsamoro Struggle
- Year
- 1993Revised edition 1995
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 176
- ISBN
- 9789717420868
- Availability
- Out of print
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About the book
How the Moro cause reached the Organisation of the Islamic Conference and the Muslim world, and what the attention did to the movement at home. Revised 1995.
Historian Samuel K. Tan's study of the Moro secessionist movement looks at how the Bangsamoro struggle reached beyond the Philippines. A library abstract says it covers the movement's historical roots, its emergence as an organised movement in 1968, its different names and divisions, and its strengths and weaknesses.
Tan notes that the secessionist idea counts all the people of Mindanao as part of the Bangsamoro. The UP Center for Integrative and Development Studies and the University of the Philippines Press published the book in 1993. A revised edition followed in 2003.
From esolutionformindanaoresources.librarika.com, openlibrary.org.
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