Liberia (World Bibliographical Series)

Established as a modern state in 1822, and becoming an independent republic in 1847, Liberia is the product of a complex African past. Its birth as a nation was largely made possible because of the efforts of white and black Americans. The country sought to pursue a social reformist course in the decades following the Second World War, and its role in the creation of the Organization of African Unity was significant. Today Liberia remains a country at war with itself, de facto partitioned and under the administration of contending 'governments'.Dunn, D. Ellwood is the author of 'Liberia (World Bibliographical Series)' with ISBN 9781851091782 and ISBN 1851091785.