Aguirre, Arjan P.

Status: 
Full Time
Administrative Position: 

Instructor, Department of Political Science
AB Polsc Program Coordinator

Email: 
aaguirre@ateneo.edu
Contact No.: 
(632) 426-6001 loc. 5250
Biography: 

 

Areas of Specialization: 

Professional Association & Recognition: 

Associate Member, National Research Council of the Philippines (NCRP)
Member, Philippine Political Science Association (Philippines)

Member, Midwest Political Science Association (Indiana, USA)

Member, American Political Science Association (USA)
Member, Political Studies (UK)

Member, International Political Science Association (Canada)

Member, Philippine ICT Research (Philippines)

Convenor, Working Group on Contentious Politics, School of Social Sciences, Ateneo de Manila University (2017-2019)

Administrator, Martial Law Museum, Office of the Vice-President of the Loyola Schools, Ateneo de Manila University (2017-2019)

Courses Taught: 

Socsc 12 - Contemporary World

Socsc 14 - Politics, Governance and Citizenship

Polsc 30 – History of Political Theory
Polsc 31 – Contemporary Political Theories

Polsc 111 - Comparative Politics (Asia)

PoS 184.50 – Social Movements and Civil Society
PoS 100 (old code) – Politics and Governance

PoS 140.1 (old code) – Electoral Reforms in the Philippines

 

Research Interest: 

Social Movements, Contentious Politics, Revolutions, Electoral Politics, Philippine politics and governance.

Research: 

Social Movements, Contentious Politics, Revolutions, Electoral Politics, Philippine politics and governance.

Education: 
M.Sc. in Comparative Politics (Democracy and Democratization), London School of Economics and Political Science; M.A. in Political Science, Major in Global Politics, Ateneo de Manila University; A.B. in Political Science, University of Santo Tomas

Research & Publications

Year Title
2019 The Philippines in 2018: A Year of Disruption and Consolidation
2016 Opening the Government? The Case of the Philippines in the Open Government Partnership
2010 The International Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Anti-Marcos Movements