Pulse Asia - Team of Analysts

Team of Analysts

  • Prof. Felipe B. Miranda - professor of political science, University of the Philippines, founding fellow of the Social Weather Stations
  • Mercedes R. Abad - president and general manager of TRENDS-MBL, Inc.
  • Jose V. Abueva - former president of the University of the Philippines, now president of Kalayaan College
  • Arsenio M. Balisacan - professor of economics, University of the Philippines
  • Maria Rose Cynthia Banzon-Bautista - professor of sociology, University of the Philippines
  • Emmanuel S. de Dios - dean, University of the Philippines School of Economics
  • Ronald D. Holmes - executive director of the De La Salle University System and former director of the De La Salle-Santiago Zobel School
  • Jose P. de Jesus - is among the country's top technocrats, has served the Government in various capacities
  • Romeo L. Manlapaz - retired professor of mathematics at the University of the Philippines
  • Rosa Linda Tidalgo Miranda - executive director of the Center for Asia-Pacific Women in Politics
  • Temario C. Rivera - professor of political science, University of the Philippines
  • Ana Maria L. Tabunda - former dean, University of the Philippines School of Statistics
  • Zelda C. Zablan - professor of demography at the UP Population Institute

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