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WHERE
ANGELS FEAR TO TREAD
Written
during a period that she describes as "possibly the happiest time" of
her life, Miriam ponders on politics and religion while enrolled as
a graduate student at the Maryhill School of Theology. Some of
the essays originally appeared in her opinion column, Gadfly, and are
now culled in this refreshing and rejuvenating book.
CUTTING
EDGE: THE POLITICS OF REFORM IN THE PHILIPPINES
This is Miriam's story of how she achieved "Mission Impossible"---birthing
reform in a corrupt political system. The book chronicles the phenomenal
rise of Miriam to national prominence through her courageous crusade
for reforms and responsible public service. Media love to call it "Miriam
magic." Unsinkable Miriam's travails in the 1992 campaign across the
country is captured in this powerful and inspiring autobiography.
HOW
TO FIGHT ELECTION FRAUD
A
concise, insightful look at the various electoral fraud schemes being
used to rig election results and what people can do to fight cheating
during elections. Miriam exposes the 15 most commonly adopted
cheating strategies in Philippine elections and provides specific and
concrete ways of preventing electoral fraud.
HOW
TO FIGHT GRAFT
As
immigration commissioner, Miriam was renowned as a "graftbuster," earning
dozens of professional awards led by the Asia-wide Magsaysay Award for
government service. With a sterling track record, Miriam presents
a straightforward, no-nonsense, user-friendly manual on how to fight
graft and corruption, by providing solutions to 15 kinds of graft problems
pervading Philippine society.
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