Search Results - "Spaniards"
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Trust and technology transfers
Published 2017“…We find that subsidiaries that belong to MNEs from countries with higher trust in Spaniards have fewer technology transfers within the business group and more from international market channels than subsidiaries from countries with lower trust in Spaniards. …”
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Ahmad Domocao Alonto: (1914-2002): his contribution towards Islamic thought in the Philippines
Published 2018“…Islamic thought in the Philippines has existed before the coming of Spaniards and has a very strong impact on Philippines sociopolitical affairs; very few studies have been conducted on individuals who have contributed to the Islamic thought in the Philippines. …”
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Geocriticism and the exploration of Mexico City-Tenochtitlán in Carlos Fuentes’ Where the Air is Clear
Published 2022“…On the other, the author depicts a total image of the megacity by highlighting its historical particularity: Mexico City was constructed by Spaniards precisely above the ruins of Tenochtitlán, the capital of the Aztecs. …”
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Accepted or not: homosexuality, media, and the culture of silence in the Philippine society
Published 2018“…This paper argues that Filipinos seem to lose acceptance of homosexuality on the matter of basic human right such as the right to marriage and legal union due to being considered as a predominant Catholic country with its long colonial history with the Spaniards. Furthermore, the paper argues that colonial and postcolonial perspectives play a bigger role on same-sex marriage discourses. …”
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Datu Bago and Spanish conquest in Davao
Published 2014“…Despite an early contact between Spain and the Philippine Island in the early 16th century, the Spaniards did not successfully conquer the Philippines until 1571, during an expedition led by Miguel Lopez de Legaspi. …”
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