Bernardo Muerong Arellano III

Bernardo Muerong Arellano III
University of the Philippines Los Baños | UPLB · Department of Social Sciences

Master of Science

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Introduction
An Assistant Professor of History at the University of the Philippines Los Baños with research interests ranging from placemaking studies, local history, and cultural heritage. A graduate with master’s degree student in geography, and former Senior Project Coordinator for the Philippine Registry of Cultural Property of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts.
Additional affiliations
September 2019 - present
University of the Philippines Los Baños
Position
  • Professor (Assistant)
Description
  • - Facilitates learning of Philippine History and Life and Works of Jose P. Rizal to university students. - Research on history and cultural studies, particularly in Placemaking studies, place studies, local history, and cultural heritage. - Does extension through public service programs of the Department or the University.
June 2015 - August 2019
National Commission for Culture and the Arts
Position
  • Project Manager
Description
  • - Coordinates capacity building strategies for the local government units and national cultural agencies; - Assists the secretariat for crafting and improvement of protocols in submission and creation of local inventories;
June 2011 - October 2011
Cebu Doctors' University
Position
  • Instructor
Education
August 2014 - December 2017
University of the Philippines
Field of study
  • Geography
June 2002 - May 2006

Publications

Publications (26)
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The 1930s to 1970s decades saw a massive migration of Ilonggos to Mindanao. Most of them were attracted to the flow of information coming from the “Land of Promise” in which they believed that they can land jobs and own lands in a vastly untapped land. This human mobilities changed the social, economic, political, and demographic profile of Mindana...
Poster
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The mapping exercise provides a visual perspective of the declared historical and cultural sites of Metropolitan Manila that are vulnerable to geological hazards such as liquefaction and location of the West Valley Fault, in an event of a 7.2 magnitude earthquake (more or less).
Article
Metropolitan Manila, Philippines' capital city, hosts hundreds of declared cultural and historical sites. The metropolis also sits atop the Pacific Ring of Fire, an active geological area that is prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. The recent publication of the state geological agency places Manila as a high risk area when the Valley Fault...
Article
A review on the book "Abaca Frontier: The Socioeconomic and Cultural Transformation of Davao, 1898–1941 by Patricia Irene Dacudao." You may read the article here: https://philippinestudies.net/ojs/index.php/ps/issue/view/313
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Mindanao in southern Philippines has become the home of multiple cultures, particularly called the "tri-people" in literature. This "tri-people" is composed of the Moros, the "Kristyano" Filipino Settlers, and the Lumad or indigenous peoples. However, the island was predominantly Moro and Lumad: attempts of the Spanish colonial forces in subjugatin...
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This study explores intercultural interactions in different localities of Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte as our contribution to the now flourishing field of local historiography. It mines the Historical Data Papers (HDP) and undertakes mapping of the data culled through the Geographical Information System (GIS), a combination of sourcing and methods w...
Presentation
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This was the first public presentation of the undergraduate thesis called "Dutang Ginsaad: Migration and Settlement of Ilonggos in Tacurong, Cotabato, 1951-1960s" through the National Historical Commission of the Philippines' Museum of Philippine Economic History on 09 October 2020. The presentation discusses the massive migration of the Filipino...
Thesis
The City of Vigan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the capital city of Ilocos Sur Province in Northern Philippines. It is a popular tourist attraction that banks on its well-preserved heritage structures as its source of identity, sense of place and livelihood. The physical manifestation of its cultural heritage is best seen in the well-preserve...
Research Proposal
This research shall focus on the so-called Mestizo District or Kasanglayan, the historic city center of Vigan, the capital city of Ilocos Sur Province. The district’s well-preserved heritage houses and buildings, and the urban layout that were prescribed by the Spanish colonial government through Los leyes de Indias (Law of the Indies) has defined...
Experiment Findings
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While the suitability of planting durian may be possible all throughout the Philippines, climatic and geological factors play a key role on its sustainable growth and development. The study shall initially determine areas beyond the “native” areas in the Philippines where the fruit is traditionally planted and harvested for its fruit, using the ada...
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This position paper shall place itself on the importance of indigenous knowledge and local history through cultural studies in building capacity for the local and the vulnerable. This shall anchor on two articles, one with Anthony Oliver-Smith’s “500 Years of Earthquake in Peru,” and Lisa Hiwasaki, Emmanuel Luna, Syamsidik, and Rajib Shaw’s “Proces...
Poster
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The poster is a result of a simple mapping exercise on how Geographical Information Systems can be used in documenting built cultural heritage and may be used as an information for further study.

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