the Japanese conglomerates are the 'pushing forces' for the export of Japanese capital co the Philippines while the Filipino big business stratum and the government itself are the 'accommodating' or even the 'pulling forces' (p
It is both a tribute to the past and a call to preserve Philippine cultural identity through language
and before the national hero's stony gaze
in that it is home to the local and regional offices and branches of international business as well as foreign embassies and consular offices
253 pages / Paperback
Apartamento Magazine #29 Music the Japanese conglomerates are theFeaturing: Claudia Roden, Minjae Kim, Duane Michals, Alice Mackler, Alvaro Siza, Solveig Fernlund, Joan Thiele, Choi Byung hoon, Marco Glaviano, Sydney Loren Bennett, Reza & Mamali Shafahi, Alvaro Matxinbarrena, Sarah Ortmeyer, Kunle Martins, Mounir Neamatalla, and Brian Harding. Plus: Allen Frame remembers Darrel Ellis, Eleven Stories about Food, a trip to Adrere Amellal in Egypts Siwa Oasis, and 400 Breasts, a short story by Fernanda Ballesteros.