Political Values of

Filipino
Loogan, Lindsay T.
Ngoy-ngoy, Elhoysa C.
Pacnal, Jeyrose M.
Components:

1. Negative Political
Values
2. Positive Political Values
 Negative

1. Patronage Politics -
the tendency of politicians
to prioritize personal and
familial interests over the
common good.
 Negative
2. Personality-Driven Politics-
the focus is on the individual
personalities and charisma of
political candidates, rather than
on their platforms and policies.
 Negative
3. Lack of Political
Participation - low voter
turnout and limited engagement
in the political process,
especially among the youth, can
hinder the effectiveness
representation of the people’s
interests.
 Negative
4. Clientelism - the
exchange of political
support for personal
favors or benefits, such
as jobs,contracts, or
other resources.
 Positive
1. Bayanihan- the spirit
of community
cooperation and mutual
assistance, which can be
leveraged for collective
political action.
 Positive

2.Respect for Democratic

Institutions - Filipinos
generally respect the
democratic framework and
institutions, such as
elections and the rule of law.
 Positive
3.Resilience- Filipinos have
demonstrated resilience in
the face of political and
economic challenges, often
finding creative ways to
navigate and improve their
circumstances.
 Positive
4. Civic Engagement -there is as
growing movement, especially
among the youth, to actively
participate in political discussions
and advocate for social and
political reforms.