Explaining the high political trust in the Philippines: The role of citizens’ subjective health and political values. Philippine Political Science Journal. 43(2), 192-223. doi:

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Explaining the high political trust in the Philippines: The role of citizens’ subjective health and political values. Philippine Political Science Journal. 43(2), 192-223. doi:

How to cite: Explaining the high political trust in the Philippines: The role of citizens’ subjective health and political values. Philippine Political Science Journal. 43(2), 192-223. doi:

Authors: Ronald Pernia, R.
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