Liberia: railroading peace

Victor Tanner

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Liberia: Railroading Peace 133The most drastic cuts affect Japanese inputs into UN organisations -including the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) led by Japan's Sadako Ogata.The pull-back from multilateral contributions to bilateral lending, that lends itself better to commercial links and Japanese national interests, will have repercussions throughout the OECD countries.Initial reactions in New York and Geneva were said to be bitter.African governments which have seen an increase in Japanese lending over recent years will, it seems, find themselves having to negotiate harder for Japanese assistance in the coming years.

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1995LIBERIA 1989–1994 A STUDY OF ETHNIC AND SPIRITUAL VIOLENCE

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