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<p>Conflict has many causes. Assertions have been made about the relationship of conflict with several factors based on theories, beliefs and principles. Identifying and explaining the determinants of armed conflict in the Philippines is expected to lead to better comprehension and insights on its resolution. Four independent variables are examined as predictors of conflict: ethnicity, poverty, governance, and literacy. The research primarily utilizes empirical data and projects it in map overlays with the use of the ArcGIS. Bivariate and multivariate statistical models are estimated to derive the relationship between the variables and conflict and to validate the hypothetical claims.
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<br>Subjects: Determinants; Conflict; Philippines; Poverty; Ethnicity; Ethnic Diversity; Literacy; Good Governance; Mindanao; Bayanihan; IPSP; NISP; Abu Sayyaf Group; ASG; MILF; MNLF; CPP; NPA; Geospatial Analysis; OpenGeoda; Descriptive Statistics; z-test; Central Limit Theorem; one-tailed test; relative deprivation; political control; insurgency; terrorism; linear regression; density hotspots; Stata; negative binomial regression; bootstrap; countfit.</div>
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Durante, III, Jesus P.</div>
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