Bubbles Beverly Asor
Biographic Data
| ID | 1128620 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bubbles Beverly Asor |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bubbles Beverly |
| FAMILY NAME | Asor |
| SIGNATURE | ASOR B B |
| AFFILIATIONS | De La Salle University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1972-9964 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
‘A Church is a Building, Too’: Multiple Affordances of Religious Structures for (Non)migrant Activities in Seoul, South Korea
The physicality and materiality of churches are largely understudied because of the popular notion that a church is more than a building but a symbolic carrier of faith and community. As this article demonstrates, however, churches and religious buildings are also material phenomena whose architectural, physical, and spatial configurations have a structuring role by providing affordances or multiple possibilities and limitations (dis)allowing for…
People’s Christianity: Theological Sense and Sociological Significance, written by Jose Mario Francisco, and Jayeel Cornelio
Lateral Synodality: Academics of Asian Catholicism and Organizational Change
As the Synod on Synodality has massively consulted Catholics around the globe for three years (2021-2024), this paper discusses ways in which academics with knowledge related to Asian Catholics have been involved in these processes. Focusing on this specific community of scholars, we highlight the paradoxical ways in which they contributed to these synodal conversations. They simultaneously illustrate the relatively new production of multidiscipl…
Games, Changes, and Fears: The Philippines from Duterte to Marcos Jr
Rodrigo Duterte’s rise and the Marcoses’ return to power have captivated Southeast Asia watchers and the rest of the world. That the spectacle of strongman rule has allured most Filipinos is no longer in doubt, with the strong electoral mandate garnered by Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in 2022. Whether their capture of state power is in any way connected and what this portends about the country’s democratic future is a key theme marking Games, Changes, an…
Strangers amongst us: Migrant-local encounters, religious spaces and urban diversity in Seoul Capital Area
The making of cosmopolitan cities necessitates competence to engage and live with difference and diversity. More often than not, diversity is treated as a challenge to social integration especially in urban areas with a short history of and less exposure to diversification. However, such overemphasis on diversity as a challenge overlooks a more nuanced approach to urban diversity that is lived and experienced by migrants and the local population.…
Migrant Encounters: Intimate Labor, the State, and Mobility Across Asia, by Sara L. Friedman and Pardis Mahdavi (eds.)
Pinay on the Prairies. Filipino Women and Transnational Identities, written by Glenda Tibe Bonifacio
Strangers amongst us: Migrant-local encounters, religious spaces and urban diversity in Seoul Capital Area
The making of cosmopolitan cities necessitates competence to engage and live with difference and diversity. More often than not, diversity is treated as a challenge to social integration especially in urban areas with a short history of and less exposure to diversification. However, such overemphasis on diversity as a challenge overlooks a more nuanced approach to urban diversity that is lived and experienced by migrants and the local population.…
Games, Changes, and Fears: The Philippines from Duterte to Marcos Jr
Rodrigo Duterte’s rise and the Marcoses’ return to power have captivated Southeast Asia watchers and the rest of the world. That the spectacle of strongman rule has allured most Filipinos is no longer in doubt, with the strong electoral mandate garnered by Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in 2022. Whether their capture of state power is in any way connected and what this portends about the country’s democratic future is a key theme marking Games, Changes, an…
Pinay on the Prairies. Filipino Women and Transnational Identities, written by Glenda Tibe Bonifacio
Migrant Encounters: Intimate Labor, the State, and Mobility Across Asia, by Sara L. Friedman and Pardis Mahdavi (eds.)
Strangers amongst us: Migrant-local encounters, religious spaces and urban diversity in Seoul Capital Area
The making of cosmopolitan cities necessitates competence to engage and live with difference and diversity. More often than not, diversity is treated as a challenge to social integration especially in urban areas with a short history of and less exposure to diversification. However, such overemphasis on diversity as a challenge overlooks a more nuanced approach to urban diversity that is lived and experienced by migrants and the local population.…
Games, Changes, and Fears: The Philippines from Duterte to Marcos Jr
Rodrigo Duterte’s rise and the Marcoses’ return to power have captivated Southeast Asia watchers and the rest of the world. That the spectacle of strongman rule has allured most Filipinos is no longer in doubt, with the strong electoral mandate garnered by Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in 2022. Whether their capture of state power is in any way connected and what this portends about the country’s democratic future is a key theme marking Games, Changes, an…
‘A Church is a Building, Too’: Multiple Affordances of Religious Structures for (Non)migrant Activities in Seoul, South Korea
The physicality and materiality of churches are largely understudied because of the popular notion that a church is more than a building but a symbolic carrier of faith and community. As this article demonstrates, however, churches and religious buildings are also material phenomena whose architectural, physical, and spatial configurations have a structuring role by providing affordances or multiple possibilities and limitations (dis)allowing for…
People’s Christianity: Theological Sense and Sociological Significance, written by Jose Mario Francisco, and Jayeel Cornelio
Lateral Synodality: Academics of Asian Catholicism and Organizational Change
As the Synod on Synodality has massively consulted Catholics around the globe for three years (2021-2024), this paper discusses ways in which academics with knowledge related to Asian Catholics have been involved in these processes. Focusing on this specific community of scholars, we highlight the paradoxical ways in which they contributed to these synodal conversations. They simultaneously illustrate the relatively new production of multidiscipl…
Sociology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Asian studies (2 works) · China (2 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (2 works) · Ethnography (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Philippine History and Culture (2 works)