Liberia: the violence of democracy

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Introduction: Liberia, Violence, and Democracy 1. The Case for Indigenous Democracy 2. Contested Histories 3. Civilization and the Liberian Nation 4. The Promise and Terror of Elections 5. The Lock on the Outhouse Door: Discourses of Development 6. The Crisis of Youth and the Promise of the Future 7. Conclusion: A Wedding and a Funeral References Index Acknowledgments

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