Caballero, Kritzman G.
Kritzman Gargantiel Caballero is a lecturer at the European Studies Program. He is also working at the Office of the President of the Philippines, Presidential Commission on Visiting Forces (PCVF) where he handles policy and research work relating to military, defense, and international security relations of the Philippines with the United States. Furthermore, he is also a Professorial Lecturer for both graduate and undergraduate courses at the Helena Z. Benitez School of International Relations and Diplomacy, Philippine Women’s University. He obtained his Bachelor of Arts in Humanities (Liberal Arts Program) and Master of Arts in Political Economy with Specialization in International Relations and Development degrees from the University of Asia and the Pacific.
International Relations, Political Economy of Development, European Union Regional Integration
International Political Economy and International Relations (European Union and ASEAN regional integration, Asia and Europe relations, foreign policy, and security)
Development (poverty alleviation, housing the poor, and participatory governance)
MA Political Economy
(Specialization in International Relations and Development)
University of Asia and the Pacific
Asia and Europe relations, foreign policy, poverty alleviation, housing the poor and participatory governance
Caballero, K. (2013). Resolving disputes with China over territorial waters: Role
of India and ASEAN. Published by Diplomatist Magazine (Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary): An Imprint of L.B. Associates (Pvt), Ltd, India
Caballero, K. (2012). Aided Self-Help Housing as a Means to Alleviate Poverty at
the Local Level: The Case of the Family Townhomes Project in Taguig City,
University of Asia and the Pacific
