Tag: Philippines*
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The Philippines’ Civil Relations with Japan After WWII
ElyaDatabase ID Number: M179 Creator: Anna Seville ’23 Audio and Music Engineering This map depicts areas in which steps have been taken to rebuild the relationship between the people and the Philippines and Japan following World War II. The water regions highlighted in this map represent the areas in which Japan had utilized during the war…
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Philippines Economic Influence II
ElyaDatabase ID Number: M152 Creator: Gabriel Lundy ’23 Mechanical Engineering This map portrays the major Chinese investment and economic relations in the Philippines from 1965-2019. Chinese owned industries have spread to several cities, especially Manila. There are three major rivers and four mining zones, which positively affect the methods of transportation and gathering of resources…
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Philippines Defense Cooperation
ElyaDatabase ID Number: M151 Creator: Jimmy Yang ’20 Economics In the 21st Century, Japan has taken a more proactive role in defense cooperation and security relations with US partners. JSDF personnel have been deployed overseas to countries like the Philippines, where they train in military exercises in conjunction with US and Filipino forces. Japan also…
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Philippines Economic Influence
ElyaDatabase ID Number: M150 Creator: Jason Cobert ’23 Undecided The Philippines, while only directly occupied by Japan for 3 years during the period between the bombing of pearl harbor and the surrender of Japan, have been immensely influenced economically by trade with Japan as well as implementation of Japanese business in the Philippines. The main…
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Spread of Sugarcane Before the New World
ElyaDatabase ID Number: M059 Creator: Yixuan Gao ’19 Financial Economics
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Cooperation Between the Philippines and China in B&R
ElyaDatabase ID Number: M031 Creator: Zirui Li This map depicts the major Chinese infrastructure investment in the Philippines. The investments have expanded to various cities and various industries. There are two oil joint development areas. This map also shows the political stability of different provinces which indirectly reflects the stability of the investment projects there.…