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OCAMPO

VIOVICENTE

FEDERALISM

Nov 30, 2018

FEDERALISM IN THE PHILIPPINES

Structure of the Government

Distribution of Power

Federated

Government

Federal Regional Government

18 Federated Regions &

6 Constitutional Commissions

1

Legislative, Executive and Judicial

2

SUMMARY

National Security and Territory

3

Taxes and Fees; &

Land and Property

4

Social Justice & General Provisions

5

Amendments or Revision & Transition

6

PLATO &

ARISTOTLE

PLATO

ARISTOTLE

PHILOSOPHER KING

Philosopher King

PERFECT

LEADER

PROPOSED DRAFT

EDUCATION

President, Vice President, Senators and other high officials should be at least college graduates

important in society

(much more) important in leaders

College Graduates ≠ Philosopher King

BUT..

IT IS A STEP TO ENSURING A MORE EDUCATED LEADER

Old and Current Constitution:

LITERACY = BARE MINIMUM

= QUALIFIED

TERRITORY

RULER'S FUNCTIONS REGARDING TERRITORY:

Territory

MAINTAIN SIZE

BIG TERRITORY

TERRITORY

Small enough to maintain unity among its constituents

DETRIMENTAL

HARDER

TO MANAGE

MAINTAIN SIZE

FEDERALISM

SMALLER STATES

-Decentralizes Power

-Smaller Regional States

MANAGED MORE EFFECTIVELY

GIVEN MORE FOCUS

PROTECT TERRITORY

PROVISIONS

Declares sovereign rights over territories belonging to Philippines

PROTECT

(e.g Philippine Rise, Scarborough Shoal, etc)

Firms up our stance in the West Philippine Sea

PARTICIPATION

Plato

everyone should have

a role in the society

Draft Provisions

ensures people's participation

(NGOs, Faith-based groups, Indigenous People etc.)

Participation

EQUALITY

Proposed draft:

“No person shall be denied employment by reason of age, gender, political or religious belief, ethnicity, status, physical appearance or disability, and other conditions that amount to discrimination.”

"..there should be no inhumane treatment inflicted on any person in the work environment"

EQUALITY

CONTRAST WITH PLATO'S EXCLUSION OF DISABLED PEOPLE

ARISTOTLE

BALANCE

ARISTOTLE

moderation

FEDERALISM

decentralized power = moderation in power

tax federated regions

Balance

ROUSSEAU & MILL

ROUSSEAU

ROUSSEAU

& MILL

MILL

ROUSSEAU

- agrees with the changes Federalism brings

INABILITIES OF PLURALISTIC ACTIVITIES

INABILITY

INABILITY

PLURALISTIC SOCIETIES GOOD SOCIETIES

(e.g. Philippines Republican State)

POSSIBLE

CONFLICT

DIVIDE

DIVIDE

Easier to divide government into different states

easier to manage

prevents issues with contrasting beliefs

PRESERVE

PRESERVE

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

preserve diversity of cultural, religious and political entities

e.g. indigenous groups, tribes, Muslims

Saint Pierre

Rousseau presented and critiqued St. Pierre's proposal of Federalism...

several conditions:

government

regional states

1

regional states

2

joint legislation

5

3

UNANIMITY

joint forces

secession must not be allowed

4

SAINT PIERRE

CONDITIONS

CONDITIONS

MUTUAL SYMPATHY

MUTUAL SYMPATHY

-COEXIST with one another

STATES MUST

-arrive at uniform decisions

-prioritize collective whole

NOT POWERFUL ENOUGH TO RELY ON ITS OWN

NOT SO POWERFUL TO RELY ON ITS OWN

Equal distribution of power

power to develop own industries

active trade

SPECIALIZATION

prevents isolation and self-reliance

Tactics 3

MARKED INEQUALITY

-No state is allowed to extend its jurisdiction over another.

-sufficient funding for all

BENEFITS

-from the implementation of Federalism

BENEFITS

EMPOWERS THE WEAK

EMPOWERS THE WEAK

Commission

-ensure participation of all citizens

NGOs, civil society organizations, indigenous groups

UPDATED LAND REFORM

UPDATED LAND REFORM

current government provisions

resisted by the elite and wealthy

proposed constitution draft

aimed at addressing this

SPECIFIC LAWS

SPECIFIC LAWS

-power to make laws aside from standard law

-capacity to enforce these laws

=

LIKELIHOOD OF PETTY DISAGREEMENTS AND POLICIES DECREASE

LESSENS THREATS OF ASSIMILATION

Philippines culturally diverse

LESSEN THREATS

federalism prevents assimilation to a more uniform culture

MACHIAVELLI

"THE PRINCE"

MACHIAVELLI

Capable to be BAD

show FORCE

THE PRESIDENT

allowed to intervene into regional states

take all measures necesarry

SOURCES

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/federalism/

https://www.routledgehandbooks.com/doi/10.4324/9781315612966.ch8

http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2014/02/13/the-work-of-js-mill-shows-the-importance-of-a-common-identity-to-the-principle-of-european-federalism/

https://rucore.libraries.rutgers.edu/rutgers-lib/40385/PDF/1/play/

http://files.libertyfund.org/pll/quotes/201.html

READINGS

DISCLAIMER

sides implied in this presentation do not reflect

the opinion of the reporters

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