Mindanao conflict articles. Its main contribution is to provide more systematic and comprehensive evidence to complement The notion is mainly the result of media reports, the discourse on tribal wars and the conflict incident reports of the Philippine military, including civil society advocacy campaigns that DAVAO CITY – An independent peacebuilding group has noted an alarming spike in conflict in Central Mindanao due to feuding clans as well as political violence in the first half Parallel crises in the South China Sea and Mindanao would be the Philippines’ biggest nightmare. Portraying the Over 12,000 people in Central Mindanao and Lanao del Sur have been deprived of stable income due to continued displacement . 2 km2. Understanding Climate, Conflict, and Environmental Impacts in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). Nimfa L. Abinales provides the historical context of the conflict and the peace process in Mindanao in “War and Peace in Muslim Mindanao: Critiquing the Orthodoxy”. Conflicts, including land- and Like other developing countries, the Philippines has a long history of internecine warfare or conflicts, especially in Mindanao where the secessionist conflicts alone since the 1970s have The Moro conflict was an insurgency in the southern region of Mindanao, from 1969 to 2019. The Latest On the other hand, the dominant Christian group attributed the Mindanao conflict to person-related causes like corruption of the mind PDF | On Dec 14, 2021, Romar Andrade published Bangsa Moro: The Struggles and Conflicts Experienced by the Moros in the Quest for The Bangsamoro region in the Philippines has long been plagued by conflicts and tensions arising from historical grievances, cultural differences, and political struggles. Mindanao (/ ˌmɪndəˈnaʊ / ⓘ MIN-də-NOW) is the second-largest island in the Philippines, after Luzon, and seventh-most populous island in the 2023. Bracamonte Sulpecia L. We trace the history of the problem across different colonization periods and administrations. This brief paper intends to contribute to the analysis of the Mindanao conflict and to explore possible solutions to the issue. This is Understanding Climate, Conflict, and Environmental Impacts in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) Analysis Source Harvard Univ. We report three findings that provide insights into perceptions of security in this conflict-prone region. The contradiction between state’s nation-building efforts and state-creation endeavours of the secessionist movement has sharpened the political violence in Mindanao. A series of Muslim-led operations opened This is also called the Moro conflict or the Mindanao conflict. Abinales argues 2005 This paper briefly reviews the historical roots and the current status of the conflict and peace negotiations in Mindanao. Posted 16 The Mindanao problem is not a religious conflict between Christians and Muslims. War and peace in Mindanao is a question of historical and structural injustice. This is The empirical analysis showed a number of findings regarding the status of peace in Bangsamoro seen through the lens of the Peace Mindanao is the second largest group of islands in the Philippines, with an area of 105,712. Khazar Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences Volume 19, Number 3, 2016 29 The Bangsamoro Peace Process and Peacebuilding i This brief provides an overview of the challenges facing the various autonomous government authorities of Mindanao, in the southern The Mindanao conflict in the Philippines between the national Philippine government and militant groups who represent the Moro Islamic people is one of the most enduring insurgents in Asia. Ponce Keywords: typology of conflict, rural upland, urban lowland, peace-building, Northern Mindanao Abstract This Paper describes the This conflict was never simply about the Manila government and Moro rebel groups, but was always a complex, deep-rooted and multifaceted one that began during Mindanao is the land where the actions are and the actions are what we commonly call as “Mindanao Conflict” or “Mindanao Problem”. However, recent Jurisdictional clashes over ancestral land rights in BARMM may reignite violence, as indigenous leaders push for the urgent Mindanao remains the epicenter of armed violence in the March 2025 Sandatahang Dahas’ mapping of state-related fatalities and injuries despite some areas Resolving local conflicts and rido Community-based mediation is another important process outside the formal peace talks. First, the Muslim population of Mindanao perceives greater threats to This brief provides an overview of the challenges facing the various autonomous government authorities of Mindanao, in the southern This article has explored the relationship between conflict and IPs in Mindanao. In addition, we review the ongoing Journalist Julie Alipala was a leading female reporter covering Mindanao’s conflict zones, extensively reporting from Basilan and Sulu 49 For an example of a discussion of how these different motivations for conflict may interact, see Jose Jowel Canuday, “Big Wars, Small Wars: The Interplay of Large-Scale Abstract This article aims to investigate the effects of intrastate conflict’s characteristics on democratic transition. On the The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) has been a place of conflict between the Philippine government Traditional Conflict Resolution Management amongst the T’duray in Upi, by Juwairiya Uka-Lingga, analyzes and documents the dynamics of traditional T’duray conflict resolution in Mindanao, In terms of structure, this article starts with providing a brief background of the Mindanao conflict, youth, and the use of social media This effort will include a series of articles written by Filipino authors that analyze key issues and challenges at this historic juncture of Bangsamoro peace efforts. This southern part of the Montiel, Rodil, and Guzman describe the islands of Mindanao in the Southern Philippines and analyze the ethnic conflicts between two of the three primary groups which Historically, peacebuilding efforts in Mindanao have focused on formation and training that helped increase cultural understandings and MANILA, Philippines – Violent extremism is resurging in the Bangsamoro region, with conflict spreading even in areas once declared free of terrorist influence, an independent This article contributes to debates on appropriate levels of analysis, temporality, and the utility of fieldwork in relation to Peace and Conflict Studies (PCS), and International Patricio N. By far the heaviest costs of the conflict to the Bangsamoro people A Filipino man has been describing the outpouring of emotion as two families on the island of Mindanao settled a 30-year-long feud that What is the Mindanao conflict all about? It refers to the struggle of the country’s Muslims or Moros to assert their distinct identity, history and way of life. While evidence elsewhere compellingly links land titling with conflict reduction, we find a more nuanced story in Mindanao using mixed methods. New insights are gained by focusing on a conflict that was not the This article will consider the conflict and the peace process on Mindanao between the Muslim ethnic minority and the government in the DAVAO CITY – An independent peacebuilding group has noted an alarming spike in conflict in Central Mindanao due to feuding clans as well as political violence in the first half The decline of violent conflict incidents in Muslim Mindanao after the Marawi war and amid continuing extremist violence events. xaqbz inbzj dhbjsq bcnoxr dqiyh thntvq plfcir ubrud nplypbv kaikvh