Philippine E-Journals
vol. 5, no. 1 (2023)
Asian Journal of Resilience
Description
AJR aims to become a platform for recommendations and development of
frameworks, creations for programs and policies, and discourses about varied
approaches in human resilience along the dimensions of individual, society, and
human-environment interaction in the Asian context. As a multidisciplinary publication,
AJR endorses human resilience as the focal point of intersections of the different fields of
study. Note that albeit AJR’s resilience is anchored on the concepts of preparedness,
adaptation, flexibility, and recovery in times of changes and adversities, we are willing to
transcend conceptually as long as human resilience remains the central point of
discourse.
Table of contents
Front Matter
Editorial Board
Editorial Policy
Guidelines for Authors
Table of Contents
Articles
Challenges and recommendations for long-term rehabilitation of Boac River, Marinduque, Philippines, 20 years after the Marcopper mining disaster
Rani Amor B. Serquiña | Ron Jay Dangcalan | Marife B. Dapito | Evangeline Buella-Mandia | Dana Stephanie M. Sandoval
Discipline: Development Studies
Understanding the lived experiences of Filipino male victims of domestic violence
Diana Jane D. Badua-Oquendo | Bethany Claire A. Beronio | Fretz Akiko B. Ferolino | Riemuel Dave Z. Rocaberte
Discipline: others in psychology
Some psychological factors affecting the COVID-19 vaccine confidence of selected residents from Puerto Princesa City
Alvie P. Bergado-Timbancaya | Crisostomo M. Arenio Jr. | Angel Mickaela T. Castillo | Beatriz Danna G. Manota | Mary Micah B. Vitin
Discipline: Applied Psychology
Soil erosion control and nutrient cycling capacity of Palawan State University rubber plantation in Rizal, Palawan, Philippines
Frances Muriel L. Tuquero | Alexes Mae Diaz
Discipline: agricultural sciences
Back Matter
Back Cover