The 2024 International Conference on Philippine Studies with the theme “Filipino-Chinese Histories and Discourses Through Multi-Disciplinary Lenses” hosted by Partido State University-College of Arts Humanities in partnership with Center for Philippine Studies, Jinan University, and Center for Partido Studies will be held on November 18-19, 2024 at Villa Caceres, Naga City.
This conference is a venue where educators, researchers, and practitioners from the academe, and public and private sectors can actively discuss and share their knowledge and experiences on Philippine studies particularly in history and Filipino-Chinese relations that evolved through the years. By bringing together scholars, policymakers, and industry leaders from diverse disciplines, the conference fosters a rich environment for exchanging ideas, research findings, and best practices. Participants will benefit from the opportunity to network with experts in the field, establish collaborations, and gain insights into the latest research trends. Moreover, the conference will provide a space to revisit the historical, cultural, economic, and political dimensions of Filipino-Chinese relations, leading to a deeper appreciation of the multifaceted nature of this partnership.
This conference will be conducted face-to-face.
Theme: "Filipino-Chinese Histories and Discourses Through Multidisciplinary Lenses"
The theme "Filipino-Chinese Histories and Discourses Through Multidisciplinary Lenses" explores the complex and intertwined narratives of Filipino and Chinese communities. This theme can be examined through various disciplines, including history, sociology, anthropology, literature, and cultural studies.This theme invites scholars and practitioners to engage with the rich, multifaceted histories and contemporary issues faced by Filipino-Chinese communities. By employing multidisciplinary lenses, it fosters a deeper understanding of identity, belonging, and the shared heritage that shapes the Filipino-Chinese experience.
Thematic Areas
- Family Dynamics and Intermarriage
- Migration, Cultural Integration and Identity Formation
- Culinary, Health, and Well-Being
- Economic Contributions and Trade Relations
- Linguistic Practices, Education, and Social Mobility
- Environmental Adaptation and Sustainability Practices
Submission and Presentation Guidelines
General Guidelines/ Reminders
Important Date: Key deadlines for submission, notification of acceptance, final paper submission, and registration.
Abstract Submission Deadline: October 11, 2024
Notification of Acceptance: October 18, 2024
Last Day of Registration: November 13, 2024
Submissions to the 2024 International Conference on Philippine Studies must be made through the submission link: https://forms.gle/Xuts9tiztyf7sJU17
Registration Fees:
Local: PhP 3000
Foreign: USD 53.40
Online: PhP 1000 (limited slots available)
Registration begins at 8:00 AM, November 18, 2024. Please arrive at the venue at least 10 minutes before the program starts. Appropriate attire (business/formal) is required for paper and poster presenters.
All participants are expected to attend the entire conference. Presenters must be in their assigned rooms 15 minutes before their scheduled session. Room assignments can be found in the program booklet.
Special awards will be given to the presentation with the highest cumulative score. The judges' decisions are final and cannot be appealed.
Conference Secretariat:
Email: icps2024@parsu.edu.ph
Contact Information: +639388792731
Web and Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/parsuCAH
Guidelines for Papers Presentations
The abstract is limited to 150-200 words. It must contain the research title, author(s) names, affiliations, and keywords.
Font: Arial
Font size: 12 pt.
The Conference Committee will review and screen all submitted abstracts using double-blind review. A letter of acceptance will be sent to the Corresponding Author of the accepted abstracts.
The presentation will take place on the second day of the conference. There will be six (6) parallel sessions, with papers grouped according to their thematic relevance.
Each session will have an assigned Session Chair/Moderator and a Timer to ensure a smooth presentation flow. The thematic areas follow:
Family Dynamics and Intermarriage
Migration, Cultural Integration and Identity Formation
Culinary, Health, and Well-Being
Economic Contributions and Trade Relations
Linguistic Practices, Education, and Social Mobility
Environmental Adaptation and Sustainability Practices
If a paper has multiple authors, only one author is required to present and answer questions during the Q&A session.
Each presenter is allocated 30 minutes, with 15 minutes for the presentation and 15 minutes for the Q&A. If the presentation exceeds 15 minutes, the Timer will intervene and stop the presenter.
The Session Chair will introduce each presenter using the bionote submitted in the designated online session folder. The PowerPoint presentation uploaded in the online session folder will also be used.
However, to ensure a smooth presentation and to prepare for potential technical issues, presenters are advised to bring their laptops and a copy of their PowerPoint presentations.
The top three papers in each thematic area will be selected based on the following criteria:
Originality (30%)
Significance of Study (25%)
Soundness of Methodology (25%)
Clarity of Presentation (15%)
Over-all impact of the presentation (5%)
This totals to 100%.
Three experts will be assigned as judges for each parallel session. The session winners will be announced during the Plenary Session.
Speakers
A. Plenary Speakers
Dr. Ambeth Ocampo (Historian, Ateneo de Manila University)
Historian
Ateneo de Manila University
Dr. Eusebio Dizon (Archaeologist, UP Diliman)
Retired Scientist III/Curator 1
National Museum of the Philippines
Professional Lecturer
School of Archeology, University of the Philippines
Topic: Archeology of Pre-Colonial Trade in the Philippines
Dr. Daya Negri Wijaya
Head of the Research Center of Economics
Humanities and Tourism, Universities Negeri Malang
Topic: Sino-Javanese alliance under the Dutch Hegemony in Lasem (Central Java)
Dr. Danilo Gerona (Historian, PSU)
Historian
Director, Center for Partido
Studies Partido State University
Topic: XTIANO SANGLEY: Catholic Conversion and Chinese Integration to the Early Colonial Philippine Society (1580-1780)
Dr. Florentino Rodao
Professor
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Visiting Scholar
University of California, Berkeley
Topic: Dehispanization Chinese and Spanish Comparison
Dr. Dai Fan (Political Scientist, Jinan University)
Director, Center for Philippine Studies
Vice Dean, School of International Studies/Academy of Overseas Chinese Studies
Jinan University
Topic: Philippine Studies in China
Dr.Tina Clemente
Professor, Asian Center, UP Diliman
Topic: Philippine-China Economic Relations
B. Keynote Speaker
Dr. Francis M. Navarro
Commissioner, National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Director of the University Archives, AdMU
Programme
Day 1 | |||
Nov. 18, 2024 | 7:00-8:00 | Registration | |
8:00-8:45 | Opening Program | ||
Philippine National Anthem | |||
AVP – PSU | |||
Opening Remarks | Dr. Raul G. Bradecina Vice President for Research, Extension, and Knowledge Management, PSU | ||
Welcome Message | Dr. Arnel B. Zarcedo SUC President III, PSU | ||
Introduction of Participants | |||
Overview and Directions | |||
8:45-9:00 | Introduction of the Keynote Speaker | Dr. Michael A. Clores Vice President for Academic Affairs, PSU | |
9:00-9:45 | KEYNOTE SPEAKER Dr. Francis M. Navarro Commissioner, NHCP and Director, University Archives, AdMU | ||
9:45-10:00 | Open Forum | ||
10:00-10:15 | Health break | ||
10:15-11:00 | Plenary 1 Dr. Dai Fan Director, Center for Philippine Studies Vice Dean, School of International Studies/Academy of Overseas Chinese Studies Jinan University, China | To be introduced by Prof. Charlie Balagtas Vice President for Administration and Finance | |
11:00-11:45 | Plenary 2 Dr. Daya Negri Wijaya Head of the Research Center of Economics Humanities and Tourism, Universities Negeri Malang Indonesia | To be introduced by Dr. Mariel R. Estrella Dean, College of Arts and Humanities | |
11:45-12:00 | Open Forum | ||
12:00-1:00 | Lunchbreak | ||
1:00-1:45 | Plenary Speaker 3 Dr. Ambeth Ocampo Historian Ateneo de Manila University | To be introduced by Prof. Leemar Serrano Dept. Chair, Linguistics and Literature | |
1:45-2:30 | Plenary Speaker 4 Dr. Danilo M. Gerona Historian Director of Center for Partido Studies Partido State University | To be introduced by Dr. Jennifer San Jose Dept. Chair, Public Administration | |
2:30:3:15 | Plenary Speaker 4 Dr. Florentino Rodao Professor Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain Visiting Scholar University of California, Berkeley | To be introduced by John Vincent Baylon Dept. Chair, Human Kinetics and Arts | |
3:15-3:30 | Health Break | ||
3:30-4:15 | Plenary Speaker 5 Dr. Tina Clemente Professor, Asian Center, UP Diliman | To be introduced by Mr. Aldrin B. Rodriguez Dept. Chair, Archaeology, History, and Culture | |
4:15-5:00 | Plenary Speaker 6 Dr. Eusebio Dizon Archaeologist UP Diliman | To be introduced by Ms. Angela B. Zarcedo Faculty, Linguistics and Literature Department | |
5:00-5:30 | Open Forum | ||
6:00-10:00 | Cultural Night/ Socials | ||
Ms. Sherry A. Combis Faculty, College of Arts and Humanities Master of Ceremony | |||
Day 2 | 8:30-9:00 | Opening Prayer Video Recapitulation/ Takeaways | |
Nov. 19, 2024 | 9:00-12:00 | Parallel Sessions (Health Break in between) | |
12:00-1:00 | Health Break | ||
1:00-3:00 | cont. of Parallel sessions | ||
3:15-3:30 | Health Break | ||
3:30-5:00 | Closing Program | ||
Impressions | 2 Participants | ||
Awarding of Winners for Best Papers | |||
Closing Remarks | Dr. Arnel B. Zarcedo SUC President III | ||
Mr. Raymond P. Estrada Faculty, College of Education Master of Ceremony |
