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Ferdinand Marcos

1917–1989

Ferdinand Marcos (1917–1989) was the 10th President of the Philippines, ruling from 1965 to 1986, first under a democratic system and later under martial law from 1972. A lawyer by training and a master of political narrative, he crafted a persona as a war hero, nationalist reformer, and strongman leader, while his regime was marked by authoritarianism, crony capitalism, and human rights abuses. His intellectual legacy is deeply tied to his efforts to rewrite Philippine history and justify his rule through a blend of nationalism, developmentalism, and personal myth-making.

History

The Democratic Revolution in the Philippines
Notes on the New Society of the Philippines
The Philosophy of the New Society
The Filipino Ideology
The Marcos Doctrine: A Blueprint for National Development
The True Story of the Philippines' War Heroes
The New Constitution: A Guide for the Filipino People
The Marcos Legacy: A Collection of Speeches and Writings

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