FRANK LYNCH SJ LIBRARY OPENING

We are pleased to announce the opening of Frank Lynch SJ Library of the Philippine Social Science Council. This specialized social science library has a rich collection of:

• Journals of 14 professional social science societies in the Philippines: Aghamtao, Philippine Journal of Communication, Philippine Population Review, Philippine Review of Economics, Philippine Geographical Journal, Philippine Journal of History, Historical Bulletin, Philippine Journal of Linguistics, Philippine Political Science Journal, Philippine Journal of Psychology, Philippine Journal of Public Administration, Social Work, Philippine Sociological Review, and the Philippine Statistician
• Journals produced by academe-based research centers in different parts of the country such as the Silliman Journal (Silliman University), Kinaadman (Xavier University), and Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society (University of San Carlos), e.g.
• Social science journals of foreign institutions (e.g. Social Sciences in China, International Social Science Journal)
• Pioneering works of key Filipino social scientists (e.g. F. Landa Jocano, Arsenio Manuel, Alfredo Lagmay) as well as materials on the Philippines written by foreign scholars.
• Books, monographs, conference proceedings, theses and dissertations from the analytical lens of anthropology, communication, demography, economics, geography, history, linguistics, political science, psychology, public administration, social work, sociology, and statistics

The library is committed to providing information needs of students, researchers, academics and professionals interested in Philippine social sciences. To browse our library collection and know more about our services and facilities, please visit our website at www.pssc.or.ph. Enclosed also is a copy of our Library brochure.

Please let us know how our library collection can help you in your work. Email us and we would be happy to respond to your queries.

Thank you so much for your continued support!

Sincerely yours,

Emma Porio, Ph.D.
Acting Executive Director