Social Study (Thesis paper)
Arellano University
Plaridel Campus
“Social Study”
Concept Paper: The Causes and Consequences of Political Dynasty in every Citizen in the Philippines.
A partial Fulfillment for the Course Requirements in Social Studies 4
Submitted by:
Queeny Micah M. Deliguer
Submitted to:
Mr. Leo Paolo Dilay
I. Introduction
“Introduction”
Politics in the Philippines has been under the control of a few notable families. It is normal for a politician 's son, wife, brother, and others to run for the same or other government office. The terms in Filipinos to describe this practice of "Political Dynasty"
This are some Advantage of other Politician’s that it is too obvious about us on their weaknesses how do they maintain in the position, they use mostly citizens in the poor neighborhoods, squatters, etc. by the influence of political dynasties has slowly changed its image and eventually changed the shape and culture of the House of Representatives and even the Senate, where creating political dynasties of considerable quantity has become more of a business strategy than of a public service and some of them they use their richest for their Goal in life and to follow the generations they had for their Wealth in Life.
In this paper, it show that political power in the Philippines is too political influences for a Bad result to our country and that the presence of political dynasties does not merely reflect differences in ability across families. We can define dynasty as a corrupted as a power-treatment effect, where by holding political power for longer increases the probability that they attain political power in the future regardless of family characteristics. In order to prove a causal relationship between political and some dynastic success by the good reason.
Title of the Study: The Causes and Consequences of Political Dynasty in every Citizens in the Philippines.
II.
Plaridel Campus
“Social Study”
Concept Paper: The Causes and Consequences of Political Dynasty in every Citizen in the Philippines.
A partial Fulfillment for the Course Requirements in Social Studies 4
Submitted by:
Queeny Micah M. Deliguer
Submitted to:
Mr. Leo Paolo Dilay
I. Introduction
“Introduction”
Politics in the Philippines has been under the control of a few notable families. It is normal for a politician 's son, wife, brother, and others to run for the same or other government office. The terms in Filipinos to describe this practice of "Political Dynasty"
This are some Advantage of other Politician’s that it is too obvious about us on their weaknesses how do they maintain in the position, they use mostly citizens in the poor neighborhoods, squatters, etc. by the influence of political dynasties has slowly changed its image and eventually changed the shape and culture of the House of Representatives and even the Senate, where creating political dynasties of considerable quantity has become more of a business strategy than of a public service and some of them they use their richest for their Goal in life and to follow the generations they had for their Wealth in Life.
In this paper, it show that political power in the Philippines is too political influences for a Bad result to our country and that the presence of political dynasties does not merely reflect differences in ability across families. We can define dynasty as a corrupted as a power-treatment effect, where by holding political power for longer increases the probability that they attain political power in the future regardless of family characteristics. In order to prove a causal relationship between political and some dynastic success by the good reason.
Title of the Study: The Causes and Consequences of Political Dynasty in every Citizens in the Philippines.
II.
References: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_dynasties_in_the_Philippines http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/search?q=political+dynasty http://opinion.inquirer.net/39638/political-dynasties http://kuro-kuro.org/archives/5201 http://www.fnf.org.ph/talakayan/liberal_topic.php?id=114 http://manilastandardtoday.com/2012/10/22/the-problem-with-political-dynasties/ http://pedrokomentaryo-kapihan.blogspot.com/2012/11/why-we-should-stop-political-dynasty.html http://pcij.org/blog/2012/10/10/political-clans-not-parties-building-blocks-of-ph-politics http://www.malaya.com.ph/index.php/opinion/17712-political-dynasties-are-here-to-stay