ALBELA, Emmanuel Jeric A.

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Assoc. Prof. Emmanuel Jeric A. Albela, MHist, LPT

Department of History | Conservatory of Music | Research Center for Culture, Arts, and the Humanities

eaalbela@ust.edu.ph

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Academic Qualifications

Degrees

Master in History, University of Santo Tomas – Manila, Philippines, 2008
Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education major in History, University of Santo Tomas – Manila, Philippines, 2006

Research Highlights

Ivanag and Itawes Food Culture
Balut and Filipino Culture
Economic History of the Philippine Third Republic
Unionism

Research Interests

Economic History
Local History
Nationalism
Cultural Studies (Food Culture)

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Major Recognitions

Professional Activities

Coordinator for Student Welfare and Development, University of Santo Tomas – Conservatory of Music
Lifetime Member, Philippine Historical Association
Lifetime Member, Philippine National Historical Society
Member, Manila Studies Association

Selected Publications

Albela, Emmanuel Jeric. “The Economic Programs of Philippine Third Republic (1946-1972).” TALA: An Online Journal of History, 1:1, (September 2018), 58-74.
Albela, Emmanuel Jeric A., and Antonio Hila. “Rizal, The Social Portraitist” Philippine Social Science Journal vol 3:1 (June 2020): 155-172.
Albela, Emmanuel Jeric A. “Contemporary Balut Eating Culture and Innovations in Metropolitan Manila” Manila: History Culture, and Heritage vol 15:1. Quezon City: Manila Studies Association Inc. (2020): 103-116.
“The Ibanag and Itawes Food Culture: A Preliminary Study”. Historical Bulletin. Vol. XLIX. (2015). 47-56.
“A Brief History of the Teachers’ Camp”. Co-authored with Garilao, Santos et al. in Heritage Conservation Society Website.
“English Language Learning Difficulty of Korean Students in a Philippine Multidisciplinary University” (co-authored with Allan B. de Guzman, Deborah Rosalind Nieto, John Bernard Santos and Rior Santos), Asia Pacific Education Review. Vol. 7. (2006). 152-161.

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