Philippine E-Journals
vol. 12, no. 1 (2020)
Social Sciences and Development Review Journal
Description
The Social Sciences and Development Review Journal (SSDR) is an open-access, and online
journal of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP), Research and Publications Office,
Office of the Vice President for Research, Extension, Planning, and Development, publishing
annually peer-reviewed articles on the social sciences and development, preferably those with
focus on the Asia-Pacific context. This is indexed by AGPCI until 2024, and CHED-recognized
as well under Category B of CHED-Journal Incubation Program (2019). It promotes critical,
multidisciplinary, and constructive discourses in the social sciences and their allied disciplines.
Articles that aim to synthesize normative disciplines such as religious studies, theology, or
philosophy with the social sciences are also accepted.
Table of contents
Front Matter
Criteria for Authorship
Editorial Policy
Table of Contents
Articles
Mental Health and Coping Strategies among Faculty Members and Administrative Employees in a State University during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Nicolas Mallari | Rodrigo V. Lopiga | Anna Ruby Gapasin | Jose Abat
Discipline: Education
Ecojustice Education Approach: Using Montes’ “Turtle Season” Short Story to Teach the Intersectionality of Gender and Environment
Abegail Bayona | Sensei Adorador
Discipline: Education
Social construction of suicide in the Philippines based on the perspectives of undergraduate students from two universities in Metro Manila
Mark Anthony M. Quintos
Discipline: Education
The Gap Between the Required Entry-Level Job Experience and the Opportunity for the Freshers in Bangladesh
Azmery Sultana
Discipline: Education
Land-Based Employment Agencies as Modern Brokers: A Study on the Recruitment Strategies for Overseas Filipino Workers
Minami Iwayama
Discipline: Education
Hidden Sacrifices: Narratives of Select Filipina Overseas Workers in Southeast Asia1
Axle Christien J. Tugano
Discipline: Education