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    Randolf S. David is a Filipino sociologist who was awarded the Fukuoka Prize for his contributions to Asian culture and society. The Fukuoka Prize recognizes outstanding individuals for preserving and celebrating Asian culture. David dedicated the award to his late wife and to peace-loving Filipinos in the Philippines. He has had a distinguished career as a journalist, television host, and professor of sociology in the Philippines.

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    Randolf S. David is a Filipino sociologist who was awarded the Fukuoka Prize for his contributions to Asian culture and society. The Fukuoka Prize recognizes outstanding individuals for preserving and celebrating Asian culture. David dedicated the award to his late wife and to peace-loving Filipinos in the Philippines. He has had a distinguished career as a journalist, television host, and professor of sociology in the Philippines.

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    Randolf S. David is a Filipino sociologist who was awarded the Fukuoka Prize for his contributions to Asian culture and society. The Fukuoka Prize recognizes outstanding individuals for preserving and celebrating Asian culture. David dedicated the award to his late wife and to peace-loving Filipinos in the Philippines. He has had a distinguished career as a journalist, television host, and professor of sociology in the Philippines.

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    NATION SELF and CITIZENSHIP

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    Randolf S. David is a Filipino sociologist who was awarded the Fukuoka Prize for his contributions to Asian culture and society. The Fukuoka Prize recognizes outstanding individuals for preserving and celebrating Asian culture. David dedicated the award to his late wife and to peace-loving Filipinos in the Philippines. He has had a distinguished career as a journalist, television host, and professor of sociology in the Philippines.

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    NATION, SELF and CITIZENSHIP:

    An Invitation to Philippine Sociology


    John R. Manawis
    Who is Randolf S. David?
    • Randolf “Randy” S. David is

    • a Filipino journalist,
    television host and a
    sociologist.
    • He is a professor emeritus
    of sociology at
    the University of the
    Philippines Diliman.
    • He currently pens a weekly newspaper column
    for the Philippine Daily Inquirer, as well as
    being a member of the board of advisor
    of ABS-CBN Corporation.
    What is Fukuoka Prize?

    • The annual Fukuoka Prize recognizes outstanding groups and


    individuals for their work in preserving, developing and
    celebrating the diverse Asian culture.

    • The Fukuoka Prize will continue to be a means of showing


    respect to those who have made outstanding contributions to
    academia, arts, and culture in Asia. We intend, together with
    the people of Fukuoka, to advertise to the world through our
    city, the diversity and the distinctiveness of Asian culture.
    • “She’s not with us tonight but our children are grandchildren
    are. My wife Karina passed away in May, a few weeks after
    she learned that I have been chosen to receive the Fukuoka
    prize. She did not make it to the ceremony. This is for her.”

    • David also dedicated the award to “peace-loving Filipinos”


    after stressing the importance of friendship in his speech.
    Achieving the Filipino Nation
    We can resolve to come together
    In the new beginning, start all over
    We can break cycle, we can break chain
    We can start all over in the new beginning
    We can learn, we can teach, we can share
    The Myths, the dream, the prayer, the notion
    That we can do better
    Change our lives and paths
    Create a new world.
    “ A new beginning”
    Tracy chapman, 1994
    References:
    • https://www.amazon.com/Nation-Citizenship-Invitation-Philippine-
    Sociology/dp/9712714721
    • https://politics.com.ph/price-fame-ups-randy-david-tells-cant-part-plan-
    oust-duterte/
    • http://www.prrm.org/prof-randy-s-david.html
    • https://news.abs-cbn.com/spotlight/09/11/19/randy-david-dedicates-
    fukuoka-grand-prize-to-peace-loving-filipinos-late-wife
    • https://www.pngitem.com/middle/ibmiRxm_vector-theory-teacher-
    teacher-symbol-png-transparent-png/
    • http://fukuoka-prize.org/en/about/

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