Master of Science in Sociology With Specialization in Transformational Politics for Local Government Units – Asian Social Instit
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Master of Science in Sociology With Specialization in Transformational Politics for Local Government Units – Asian Social Institute
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+632 8523-3483
ASIAN SOCIAL INSTITUTE
An Asian Graduate School with a Difference
Master of Science in Sociology With Specialization in Transformational Politics for Local Government Units
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MSSTP-LGU
Master of Science in Sociology With Specialization in Transformational Politics for Local Government Units
This course aims to develop local leaders who will drive a whole movement of peoples in the community level towards social, political, economic, and spiritual transformation.
Description:
This course aims to develop local leaders who will drive a whole movement of peoples in the community level towards social, political, economic, and spiritual transformation. Adhering to the principle and praxis of theorizing from experience, the course also aims to develop research scientists practicing phenomenological methods in the empirical analysis of the science and art of “Transformative Politics” (TP) and of the pedagogy of forming TP practitioners.
Curriculum:
Course No.
Title of Subjects
Units
SocTP 223
Philosophy of Commitment to Total Human Development
3
SocTP 224
Socio_Cultural Analysis of Philippine Society and Its Development in the Recent Past
3
SocTP 226
Political Sociology and History of Political Thoughts
3
SocTP 227
Sociology of Power and Power in the Context of Philippine Governance and Politics
3
SocTP 229
Leadership Forms and Processes: The HOW and WHAT of Transformational Leadership in Governance and Politics
3
SocTP 234
Legal Philosophy
3
SocTP 235
The Faith Imperatives of Public Service (Christian Social Teachings and Caritas in Veritate)
3
SocTP 236
The Local Government Code of 1991 and the Provision for People’s Participation in Governance
3
SocTP 237
Sustainable Local Economic Development/ Community Economics
3
SocTP 239
Local Government Planning, Budgeting and Financing
3
SocTP 240
Phenomenological Research Method
6
Total Number of Units
42
info@asinet-online.org
+632 8523-3483
ASIAN SOCIAL INSTITUTE
An Asian Graduate School with a Difference
Master of Science in Sociology With Specialization in Transformational Politics for Local Government Units
INQUIRE
REGISTER
MSSTP-LGU
Master of Science in Sociology With Specialization in Transformational Politics for Local Government Units
This course aims to develop local leaders who will drive a whole movement of peoples in the community level towards social, political, economic, and spiritual transformation.
Description:
This course aims to develop local leaders who will drive a whole movement of peoples in the community level towards social, political, economic, and spiritual transformation. Adhering to the principle and praxis of theorizing from experience, the course also aims to develop research scientists practicing phenomenological methods in the empirical analysis of the science and art of “Transformative Politics” (TP) and of the pedagogy of forming TP practitioners.
Curriculum:
Course No.
Title of Subjects
Units
SocTP 223
Philosophy of Commitment to Total Human Development
3
SocTP 224
Socio_Cultural Analysis of Philippine Society and Its Development in the Recent Past
3
SocTP 226
Political Sociology and History of Political Thoughts
3
SocTP 227
Sociology of Power and Power in the Context of Philippine Governance and Politics
3
SocTP 229
Leadership Forms and Processes: The HOW and WHAT of Transformational Leadership in Governance and Politics
3
SocTP 234
Legal Philosophy
3
SocTP 235
The Faith Imperatives of Public Service (Christian Social Teachings and Caritas in Veritate)
3
SocTP 236
The Local Government Code of 1991 and the Provision for People’s Participation in Governance
3
SocTP 237
Sustainable Local Economic Development/ Community Economics
3
SocTP 239
Local Government Planning, Budgeting and Financing
3
SocTP 240
Phenomenological Research Method
6
Total Number of Units
42