Primer Pagunuran currently drafts his dissertation proposal on infrastructural policy via public private partnership for his Doctor of Public Administration. With a master’s in public policy at UP Diliman, he used to be the chief of staff of key legislators of the House of Representatives. At the Center for Integrative and Development Studies, he is part of the research team that begun seminal work on Philippine federalism. He has written in local and foreign journals and presented papers in international conferences. In between, he plays tennis, loves to travel, fends for birds, a dog and cat lover, a marksman, a widower.
For over three decades, PAGCOR is the biggest revenue generator and one of the government’s staunch allies in nation-building with allocations for ‘mandated…
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This anecdotal POGO ‘crime tag’ is likely a cover up for government failure, unless it’s the standard twaddle for inefficiency of otherwise cognizant…
migrator · · 3 min read
How can SRA best accomplish its three-pronged task if its supply chain monitoring system leaves much to be desired?
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If there are more EOs than RAs, one can draw the conclusion that the Chief Executive has arrogated upon himself the lawmaking powers of Congress.
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Agrarian land reform via the CARP law and its much vaunted ‘land-to-the-tiller’ or ‘promised land’ has miserably failed in several respects.
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