Blood Ties and Politics

Louie Benedict R. Ignacio is a political sociologist and an Assistant Professor of Political Science and Sociology at the University of Santo Tomas (UST), Manila, Philippines.Veronica L. Gregorio is a Lecturer at the College of Humanities and Sciences (Sociology and Anthropology), National University of Singapore.Clarence M. Batan is a youth sociologist, Professor of the Department of Sociology, and Research Associate of the Research Center for Social Sciences and Education (RCSSED) at the University of Santo Tomas (UST), Manila, Philippines.Sampson Lee Blair is a Family Sociologist and Demographer at The State University of New York, Buffalo, USA.

• Part I. Family Influence on Political Participation and LeadershipChapter 1. The Pivotal Role of Family History in Writing Local History: The Case of the Barzagas in Dasmariñas City, Cavite (1986-2022); Elieser Nicolas and Jesus MedinaChapter 2. Pagnakura of the Bangsamoro Women in Tawi-Tawi, Philippines: How Dynastic Politics Enable Women’s Political Participation in Muslim Communities; Madzween Joy K. De AsisChapter 3. ‘It’s in the Family’: Narratives of Learning and Doing Politics; Soumodip SinhaPart II. Family Dynamics and Political PolarizationChapter 4. Navigating Divergent Perspectives: Deconstructing Filipino Children’s Reddit Narratives on Having Parents with Opposing Political Views during the 2022 Presidential Election; Mark Christian J. Acido and Danica Mai N. BernalChapter 5. Respect My Opinion: A Case Study on the Political Relational Dialectics between Parent and Child; Gabriel S. Balerio, Kenosis Willer R. Capistrano, Ashley Corrine B. Eisma, Marwin C. Ignacio, and Kryzyll Laika Yvette T. ManoguidChapter 6. Education during Polarisation: Investigating the Family Experiences of Students of NLM and MLN; Ankush Pal, Mohammad Ali, and AmberPart III. Transmission of Political Values across GenerationsChapter 7. A Family Affair: A Systematic Review of Intergenerational Transmission Mechanisms of Political Values; John Mark H. VillanuevaChapter 8. Socialization into Politics: Parental Position-Taking and Value Formation in Children among Elite and Non-Elite Groups; Modesto Gayo and María Luisa MéndezChapter 9. Uncovering the Dark Side: Social Capital and Political Beliefs in Filipino Families; Louie Benedict R. Ignacio, Paola Mari V. Jamola, Mark David C. Derayunan, and Quinito M. GonzalesPart IV. Cultural and Institutional Influence on Family and PoliticsChapter 10. The Priority of Family over Justice: A Reflection of the Impact of the Cultural Revolution in China from the Perspective of Confucian Familism; Andrew Tsz Wan HungChapter 11. Conceptualizing Family Members as “Bantay”: Intersections with and Implications of Philippine Healthcare Policy; Jaconiah Shelumiel T. ManalaysayChapter 12. Religion, Family, and Politics: Anti-Genderist Discourses in Singapore Muslim Friday Sermons from State-Supported Religious Organizations; Mohamed Hafiz