- Book chapter: “The Principles and Practice of Moral Governance in the Bangsamoro” co-authored with Potre Diampuan for the Development for Peace: The Case of the Bangsamoro (October 2020–present)
- Book chapter: “Muslim Identities in Southern Philippines” for the Violence, Islamisation and Securitisation: Contours of Muslim Identities in Asia (September 2020–present)
- Essay forum: “The irony in the Global South: The “Othering” perpetuates” for Challenging institutional racism and discrimination in International Relations: Reflections and experiences, a forum at International Studies Perspectives (July 2020–present)
- Book chapter: “Historical Background: Transformation of Education through Modernization and Nationalization processes” for Education Policies in the 21st Century: Comparative Perspectives (Maarif Global Education Series) (July 2020–present)
- Research project: “Muslim Governance and Salafi Orthodoxy in the Bangsamoro” funded by Development Academy of the Philippines’ Graduate School of Public and Development Management (June 2020–present)
- Book chapter: “Muslim governance and BARMM” for NDCP Security Sector Reform (Feb. 17–May 2020)
- Journal article: “TRIP Faculty Survey of IR Scholars in the Philippines” (January 2020–present)
- Policy report on reviewing Madrasah Education in the BARMM (Bangsamoro) funded by Palladium’s Education Pathways to Peace in Mindanao of Australia’s DFAT (June 2019–January 2021)
- Book chapter: “Salafi Muslims in the Philippines” for Islam in Southeast Asia handbook (Jan. 2019–present)
- Discussion paper and policy brief on “Decolonizing Religion” funded by the Decolonial Studies Program of the UP Center for Integrative and Development Studies (January 2019–present)
- Research project: “Islamic theory of International Relations” funded through the PhD Incentive Award of the UP Diliman’s Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Development (June 2018–November 2020)
- Edited book: The Contemporary Bangsamoro (March 2016–present)
Nassef is the founder of BRLN (Bangsamoro Research and Legal Network), PHISO (Philippine International Studies Organization), DSRN (Decolonial Studies Research Network), and Co-IRIS (International Relations and Islamic Studies Research Cohort). He researches various policy, legal, and legislative matters about the Bangsamoro society while heading the Policy Research and Legal Services (PRLS) of the Bangsamoro Parliament and continues exploring decolonial knowledge sources as well as interdisciplinary research between Islam and International Relations.
Nassef Manabilang Adiong, PhD 