-
MIS Comprehensive Examinations (Part III, 3 of 4)
Master in International Studies’ Comprehensive Examinations University of the Philippines-Diliman August 24, 2009 B. Islamic Studies 221 (Arab Historiography) Question number ONE: Define and explain Arab historiography and discuss at least three (3) of its major features. Arab historiography is a combined branch of learning of Philosophy of History and History that examines…
-
MIS Comprehensive Examinations (Part III, 2 of 4)
Master in International Studies’ Comprehensive Examinations University of the Philippines-Diliman August 24, 2009 A. Islamic Studies 231 (Islamic Political Thought) Question number TWO: Discuss Al-Afghani’s “Pan-Islamism” and its various manifestations today Al-Afghani was one of the revolutionary philosophers and political scientists who expounded on the idea of Pan-Islamism. He explained the necessity of…
-
MIS Comprehensive Examinations (Part III, 1 of 4)
Master in International Studies’ Comprehensive Examinations University of the Philippines-Diliman August 24, 2009 A. Islamic Studies 231 (Islamic Political Thought) Question number ONE: Discuss 3 main themes each from the classical and contemporary Islamic political thinkers. In the classical Islamic political thought, I have chosen three themes that were discussed and debated…
-
MIS Comprehensive Examinations (Part II, 3 of 3)
Master in International Studies’ Comprehensive Examinations University of the Philippines-Diliman August 17, 2009 B. Question number FOUR (International Affairs): The protests over the results of the latest Iranian elections have become a global concern. Why? How can you explain this phenomenon theoretically? With the advent of the Safavid Empire in West Asia, there…
-
MIS Comprehensive Examinations (Part II, 2 of 3)
Master in International Studies’ Comprehensive Examinations University of the Philippines-Diliman August 17, 2009 A. Question number TWO (ASEAN Affairs): The presence of State Secretary Hillary Clinton at the ASEAN Regional Forum Senior Officials Meeting was partially intended to send the signal that the United States was “back” in Southeast Asia. What is the significance…
-
MIS Comprehensive Examinations (Part II, 1 of 3)
Master in International Studies’ Comprehensive Examinations University of the Philippines-Diliman August 17, 2009 Required question number ONE: Should ASEAN intervene in the trial of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi? If yes, how and why? If no, why not? Explain your answer with reference to a specific theoretical perspective in international relations. The trial…

About BRLN
Bangsamoro Research and Legal Network (BRLN) is an association of networks of parliamentary professionals, scholars, researchers, legal practitioners, bill drafters, legislative professionals, civil society proponents, indigenous peoples’ advocates, and academics interested in developing a research-oriented culture, mostly concentrated on policymaking, legislation, and jurisprudence (legal scholarship), in addressing issues relevant to the Bangsamoro region.

You must be logged in to post a comment.