The Philippine Polity: A Japanese View

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Originally published as Hitō chosa Hōkoku, dai ni hen: Tōchi ... (Report of the Research Commission on the Philippines part II: Politics and administration; history and analysis). Manila diary, December 1942-October 1943 by Takeuchi Tatsuji, pages 209-285. Includes bibliographical references. Contents I Survey of Spanish rule in the Philippines Section I. Motives and Background of Spanish Colonization of the Philippines Section II. Historical Analysis of Spanish Rule in the Philippines Section III. Characteristic Features of Spanish Administration Section IV. Critique of Spanish Rule in the Philippines II Characteristics of American Rule in the Philippines Section I. Background of the Philippine Revolution Section II. Motives Behind American Occupation of the Philippines Section III. Historical Analysis of American Rule in the Philippines Section IV. Nature and Effects of American Administration in the Philippines III Government and Politics under the Commonwealth Regime Section I. Drafting of the Commonwealth Constitution and Some Characteristics Thereof Section II. Organs of Governance and their Operation Section III. Nature and Practice of Administrative Organization Section IV. Government Service and Personnel Administration Section V. Analysis of Political Forces IV Formation of an Independent State Section I. Context of Philippine Independence Section II. Need and Establishment of Basic Principles of Government Section III. Political Measures and Administrative Reform Section IV. Foundation of External Relations Editorial Notes Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Appendix A: Manila Diary, Dec 1942 - Oct 1943 Appendix B: Hakko-Ichiu and Dogi, The Rhetoric of Japanese Expansion Appendix C: Royama Masamichi, Biographical Note and Representative Bibliography