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Nigerian Peacekeeping Policy: The Application of Peacekeeping As a Foreign Policy Tool 1960-1990

Terry M. Mays

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List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Foreword Introduction 1. Peacekeeping as a Foreign Policy Tool 2. Nigerian Foreign Policy: 1960-1990 3. The Congo and Tanganyika 4. Chad 5. Liberia 6. Conclusions Bibliography Index.

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List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Foreword Introduction 1. Peacekeeping as a Foreign Policy Tool 2. Nigerian Foreign Policy: 1960-1990 3. The Congo and Tanganyika 4. Chad 5. Liberia 6. Conclusions Bibliography Index.

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List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Foreword Introduction 1. Peacekeeping as a Foreign Policy Tool 2. Nigerian Foreign Policy: 1960-1990 3. The Congo and Tanganyika 4. Chad 5. Liberia 6. Conclusions Bibliography Index.

Key concepts: Peacekeeping, Foreign policy, Political science, Index (typography), Development economics, Public administration, Law, Economics

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