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Table of Contents Publisher's Foreword Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Structural Injustice in Muslim Mindanao The Question of Structural Injustice Political Domination as Structural Violence Structural Injustice and Historical Exclusion Human Poverty and Social Justice Chapter 2: Understanding Philippine Democracy President Duterte and Philippine Politics Moral Politics in the Philippines Decoloniality and the Politics of Exclusion Muslim Mindanao in the Time of Duterte Chapter 3: Mindanao Politics and History The Moro Province The Commonwealth Government War in Mindanao The Land of Promise Chapter 4: War and Peace in Mindanao Mindanao: Background to a War Minority Groups and Political Justice The Problem of Powerlessness Holistic Peacebuilding in the Bangsamoro Chapter 5: Structure of Historical Injustice The Dual Role of Christianity The Exclusion of the Muslim Filipino The Marginalization of the Lumad Understanding Structural Injustice Chapter 6: Structural Aspects of Poverty Causal Factors of Poverty Muslim Resentment and Ruling Clans Underground Economy and Predatory Politics Threats and Leveling the Playing Field Chapter 7: Philosophical and Ethical Foundations of Peace Mahatma Gandhi and Non-Violence Non-Liberal Concepts of Peace Liberal Concepts of Peace The Concept of Peace in Islam Chapter 8: An Ethical Development Framework Power Structures and Powerful Interests Inclusion and Democratic Governance A Development Framework for the Bangsamoro The Struggle for Nation-Building Conclusion Bibliography About the Book ""Dr Maboloc is a scholar in applied ethics. In applied ethics we reflect on today's moral challenges to find guidance and justified solutions. This book is a fine example of how applied ethics can contribute to our understanding of a moral challenge implying injustice, violence, and poverty."" -- Dr. Göran Collste, Emeritus Professor, Linköping University, Sweden ""This book invites readers to consider how to resolve various forms of violence, offering a nuanced and compelling discussion on democracy, human rights, and the role of institutions in fostering social harmony."" -- Dr. Asuna Yoshizawa, Research Fellow, Kyoto University, Japan ""With his rich knowledge, Dr. Maboloc develops an insightful analysis of protracted conflict in Mindanao in the Philippines, integrating the communal and national dynamics, colonial histories and the impacts of contemporary global political dynamics."" -- Dr. Juichiro Tanabe, Professor, Waseda University, Japan ""Christopher Ryan Maboloc's The Politics of Peace and the Mindanao Problem arguably stands as a pioneering attempt to identify and dissect the historical and structural roots of historical injustice wrought upon the indigenous peoples of Mindanao."" -- Dr. Narcisa Paredes-Canilao, Professor, University of the Philippines-Baguio, Philippines About the Author Dr. Christopher Ryan Maboloc is a Fellow in the ASAP Yale University Global Justice Program. He is an Associate Professor at Ateneo de Davao University and a Visiting Professor at Silliman University. He holds a Master's Degree in Applied Ethics from Linköping University in Sweden and NTNU in Trondheim, Norway. He obtained his Doctorate in Philosophy at the University of San Carlos, maxima cum laude. He was trained in democracy and governance at the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung in Bonn and Berlin, Germany.

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