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  1. Captured: The economic cost of informality

    Captured: The economic cost of informality

    Nobel laureate Mancur Olson argued that prosperity depends on secure property and contract rights protected from predation from within and without.

  2. Too many battles, too little time

    Too many battles, too little time

    As the Philippines grapples with rising debt, inflation, climate risks, AI disruption, and geopolitical tensions, the nation cannot afford to let political…

  3. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

    A nation worth believing in

    Constructive criticism, the kind that sharpens a policy, exposes a genuine failure, and holds power to account, is the lifeblood of a healthy democracy.

  4. State of flux

    State of flux

    Every generation must have been disappointed by the leaders they believed would bring about change, only to find out that they turned out to be as devious and…

  5. Central issues in dysfunctional governance

    Central issues in dysfunctional governance

    Dysfunctional governance is an anachronism in public administration as a modernizing field, albeit ‘wicked’ is the term used in the lingua franca.

  6. DEAN Gary Ador Dionisio

    All about elite politics

    If public trust in the Senate collapses entirely, the damage may be irreversible.

  7. Committee commitments

    Committee commitments

    Senate committees are the engines of the legislative branch. They are where sprawling, complex policy ideas are hammered into enforceable, practical laws.

  8. House of cards

    House of cards

    When people find themselves in tough situations, they often feel a surge of emotions that can drive a desire for revenge. It is not merely a threat but rather…

  9. (Dis)order of business

    (Dis)order of business

    In the 2025 political landscape, token reforms, dynastic entrenchment, and military pageantry mask deeper governance failures and strategic misdirection.

  10. (FILE PHOTO) Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto

    Breath of fresh air gone stale?

    If Mayor Sotto truly believes in good governance, he should be the first to welcome public scrutiny — even if it comes from reporters who may not always paint…