Books by
Sen.
Miriam Defensor Santiago
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Law:
Civil Code Annotated
Consittution Annotated
Corporation Code Annotated
Election Code Annotated
Insurance Code Annotated
Local Government Code Annotated
National Internal Revenue Code Annotated
Penal Code Annotated
Rules of Court Annotated, 2nd ed.
Tariff and Customs Code Annotated
Constitutional Law, Vol. 1 - Pfsolitical Structure, 2nd ed.
Constitutional Law, Vol. 2 - Bill of Rights, 2nd ed.
The 1973 Constitution
International Law, With Philippine Cases and Materials and ASEAN Instruments
International Law (co-author)
Political Offenses in International Law
Politics
International Relations, 2nd ed.
Christianity Versus Corruption, Political Theology for the Third World
At the Turn of the Century, National Policy Issues in the Philippines
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.
Where Angels Fear to Tread, Politics and Religion
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.
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.
Literature
Inventing Myself, An Autobiography
The real Miriam revealed in this autobiography written in 1980, when she was a
United Nations officer in Geneva, Switzerland, light years away from the fame and controversy
that now surrounds her. Take a closer look at Miriam---the Tiger Lady of Asia, campus heroine and Queen of
Popularity Polls---from her childhood days to her mid-thirties.
A Frabjous Day and Other Stories
A collection of stories written by Miriam when she was very young---between the ages of 20
and 26---chronicling the environment at that time. Stories deal with various facets of life
such as religious ecstasy, death, loneliness of childhood and pain of maturity.
Even before she rose to fame for her temerity and intelligence as a public official,
Miriam's literary prowess has shone through her various works printed in different publications.
The Miriam Dictionary
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Fungus-faced, frontal lobotomy, verbal diarrhea, mental AIDS, intellectual amoeba---these are
some of the humorous, crisp and witty statements of Miriam. Enrich your vocabulary with the
colorful language of wordsmith Miriam who delighted the people across the country.
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