Richard Javad Heydarian
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4064687 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Richard Javad Heydarian |
| NOMBRES | Richard Javad |
| APELLIDO | Heydarian |
| FIRMA | HEYDARIAN R J |
| AFILIACIONES | De La Salle University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8955-0820 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 58 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Philippines’ Dynastic Democracy
The essay examines the surprising outcome of the 12 May 2025 elections in the Philippines and, more broadly, the emerging political landscape in the vital Southeast Asian nation. The stakes were extremely high as evident in the historic turnout, especially among the younger Gen Z generation. The race pit the country’s two powerful dynasties—Duterte and Marcos—against each other, but was also an indirect showdown between the world’s two superpower…
The Return of the Marcos Dynasty
The essay analyzes the historical relevance, confluence of contributing factors, and broader systemic implications of the emphatic electoral victory of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in the 2022 Philippine presidential election. Accordingly, it provides an overview of the structural vulnerabilities of Philippine democracy, the contingent factors that facilitated Marcos Jr.'s electoral success, the personal background and predisposition of the new president…
Politics of the Philippines
The heartland of former Spanish East Indies and once America’s sole colony in Asia, the Philippines is a land of mind-bending paradoxes, where swift changes have gone hand in hand with obstinate continuities. The Southeast Asian nation witnessed the birth of Asia’s first modern nationalist movement, initially led by the progressive sections of the Creole class and the so-called ilustrado mestizos, but reaching its apogee in the final years of the…
The Indo-Pacific
Democracy Under Siege
Modernizations and Its Discontents
The Interregnum
Subaltern Realism
Mare Liberum
The article analyzes the rationale, context, and implications of the Philippines’ landmark arbitration case in the South China Sea. Specifically, it evaluates four important and inter‐related issues: (i) the centrality of international law, particularly the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, to the peaceful management and, if possible, resolution of the South China Sea disputes; (ii) political and strategic factors, which convinced …
Evolving Philippines‐U.S.‐China Strategic Triangle
The triangular relations among three states—the Philippines, the United States, and the People's Republic of China—are governed by structural balance of power factors, “pragmatic opportunism” on the part of the superpowers, and the threat and opportunity perceptions of individual Philippine administrations. Recent years have seen Manila dramatically oscillating between the extremes of engagement and deterrence toward China, and dependence on, and…
The Rise of Duterte
Tragedy of Small Power Politics
Domestic politics has played an important role in in the dramatic shifts in Philippine policy toward the United States and China, particularly as the South China Sea disputes have intensified. The Arroyo administration attempted to reduce dependency on the United States by engaging China and adopting an equibalancing policy while the subsequent Aquino administration abandoned equibalancing in favor of aligning with the United States against an in…
The Arab Summer and Its Discontents
The paper looks at the roots of the Arab Spring, the subsequently contentious political landscape, which emerged in post-revolutionary Middle East, and the series of conflicts and dizzying challenges, which have gripped much of the region. Principally, it examines, historically, the distinct combination of (structural, agential, and triggering) factors, which led to the Arab uprisings as well as the role of moderate, mass-based Islamist movements…
Tragedy of Small Power Politics
Domestic politics has played an important role in in the dramatic shifts in Philippine policy toward the United States and China, particularly as the South China Sea disputes have intensified. The Arroyo administration attempted to reduce dependency on the United States by engaging China and adopting an equibalancing policy while the subsequent Aquino administration abandoned equibalancing in favor of aligning with the United States against an in…
The Rise of Duterte
The Return of the Marcos Dynasty
The essay analyzes the historical relevance, confluence of contributing factors, and broader systemic implications of the emphatic electoral victory of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in the 2022 Philippine presidential election. Accordingly, it provides an overview of the structural vulnerabilities of Philippine democracy, the contingent factors that facilitated Marcos Jr.'s electoral success, the personal background and predisposition of the new president…
Mare Liberum
The article analyzes the rationale, context, and implications of the Philippines’ landmark arbitration case in the South China Sea. Specifically, it evaluates four important and inter‐related issues: (i) the centrality of international law, particularly the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, to the peaceful management and, if possible, resolution of the South China Sea disputes; (ii) political and strategic factors, which convinced …
The Arab Summer and Its Discontents
The paper looks at the roots of the Arab Spring, the subsequently contentious political landscape, which emerged in post-revolutionary Middle East, and the series of conflicts and dizzying challenges, which have gripped much of the region. Principally, it examines, historically, the distinct combination of (structural, agential, and triggering) factors, which led to the Arab uprisings as well as the role of moderate, mass-based Islamist movements…
Evolving Philippines‐U.S.‐China Strategic Triangle
The triangular relations among three states—the Philippines, the United States, and the People's Republic of China—are governed by structural balance of power factors, “pragmatic opportunism” on the part of the superpowers, and the threat and opportunity perceptions of individual Philippine administrations. Recent years have seen Manila dramatically oscillating between the extremes of engagement and deterrence toward China, and dependence on, and…
The Rise of Duterte
Tragedy of Small Power Politics
Domestic politics has played an important role in in the dramatic shifts in Philippine policy toward the United States and China, particularly as the South China Sea disputes have intensified. The Arroyo administration attempted to reduce dependency on the United States by engaging China and adopting an equibalancing policy while the subsequent Aquino administration abandoned equibalancing in favor of aligning with the United States against an in…
Democracy Under Siege
Modernizations and Its Discontents
The Interregnum
Subaltern Realism
Mare Liberum
The article analyzes the rationale, context, and implications of the Philippines’ landmark arbitration case in the South China Sea. Specifically, it evaluates four important and inter‐related issues: (i) the centrality of international law, particularly the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, to the peaceful management and, if possible, resolution of the South China Sea disputes; (ii) political and strategic factors, which convinced …
The Indo-Pacific
Politics of the Philippines
The heartland of former Spanish East Indies and once America’s sole colony in Asia, the Philippines is a land of mind-bending paradoxes, where swift changes have gone hand in hand with obstinate continuities. The Southeast Asian nation witnessed the birth of Asia’s first modern nationalist movement, initially led by the progressive sections of the Creole class and the so-called ilustrado mestizos, but reaching its apogee in the final years of the…
The Return of the Marcos Dynasty
The essay analyzes the historical relevance, confluence of contributing factors, and broader systemic implications of the emphatic electoral victory of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in the 2022 Philippine presidential election. Accordingly, it provides an overview of the structural vulnerabilities of Philippine democracy, the contingent factors that facilitated Marcos Jr.'s electoral success, the personal background and predisposition of the new president…
The Philippines’ Dynastic Democracy
The essay examines the surprising outcome of the 12 May 2025 elections in the Philippines and, more broadly, the emerging political landscape in the vital Southeast Asian nation. The stakes were extremely high as evident in the historic turnout, especially among the younger Gen Z generation. The race pit the country’s two powerful dynasties—Duterte and Marcos—against each other, but was also an indirect showdown between the world’s two superpower…
Law (13 obras) · Political science (13 obras) · Politics (10 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Philippine History and Culture (8 obras) · Political economy (8 obras) · Democracy (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · History (6 obras) · China (5 obras)