Compare and Contrast (Discussing the Issues of the Day) Podcast

This podcast talks about the exisiting and future battles in the Indo-Pacific Region from experts in the field of International Relations and of the Asia-Pacific as a whole.

This podcast talks about the history of these Chinese Maritime Conflicts that disputes the peaceful order of the navigational waters in the seas surrounding China.

This podcast talks about the different issues surrounding the Taiwan Problem based on the news documentary.

This podcast tackles the rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific Region as the influence and assertions of China has extended to its Eastern and Western Borders ranging from India up to the Islands of the Pacific.

This podcast discusses the different advices of the famous psychologist Jordan Peterson about all fascets of life including your career choices and life goals.

This podcast talks about the different versions of Social Contract Theory from the contemporary political theorists Rosseau, Locke and Hobbes. Listen more to know more.

Wanna be powerful? Listen to this podcast as the speakers discuss the Robert Greene's Rules of Power.

This podcast discusses what is the definition of war by Sun Tzu and is its implication to our daily lives.

This podcast talks about the documentary of DW about the South China Sea Conflict between China and the Philippines and the ways how to resolve it amicably and based on international law.

Through the famous book of Justice Paras` Public International Law Book, this podcast discusses the law of nations as the only string that binds all states even it is loosely-tied.

Dr. Jose Rizal is a multi-talented person. This podcast talks about another fascet of his wonderful life-as a geopolitical expert. His frequent travels make Rizal competent enough to discuss foreign affairs and geopolitics.

This podcast talks about the book of Lewis' Politics of Political Appointment. It is an interesting book to discuss that all politicians around the world are frequently utilizing and sometimes abusing.

This podcast talks about the ABC`s of the 1987 Philippine Constitution and how does it function and impact the lives of Filipinos here and abroad. As the supreme law of the lawn, the podcasters discusses the different issues surrouding the Constitution itself.

This podcast discusses Samuel Huntington's other great book the Soldier and the State.

This podcast talks about how Saint Augustine during his time deal with different personalities and dissimilar cultures. Augustine cites ways how to leave in a peacefully co-existent ways.

As Trump triumphed against Harris to regain the presidency once again, the Indo-Pacific Region is once again on the periphery on the world stage. What will be the impact of Trump`s second presidency on the Philippines and the future of this West Philippine Sea Issue?

This podcast tackles the views of warfare through the lens of Mr. Clausewitz' On War.

This podcast talks about the new maritime zone laws enacted by the Philippine Congress clarifying and adjusting its maritime zones according to the 2016 arbitral ruling declaring the Exclusive Economic Rights of the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea.

This study talks about the upward and downward cycle of militarization around the post-EDSA-1 Philippines. Presidents use the military to pursue his/her policies.

This podcast discusses the future of comparative politics by Philippe Schmitter (2009) and its origins coming from several disciplines and ideas of some famous theorists like Weber, Marx, Plato, Aristotle and others.

This study talks about the civilian supremacy over the military as to the control and adminstration of our friends in the barracks.

With his knowledge of the Church Doctrines, William of Ockham is a similar political theologian just like Saints Augustine and Thomas that their ideas crosses the invisible walls of the Church and the State.

Wanna know the extent of military alliance of the Philippines? Listen to this podcast

This is about landlords and their lands fighting over the farmer who have agrarian rights under C.A.R.P.

With this article, the concept of responsibility to protect as a primary right to intervene to states which are unwilling and unable to protect human rights in their countries. A must listen topic.