Karl P. Magyar is Professor of National Security Affairs at the US Air Force Command and Staff College in Alabama. Earl Conteh-Morgan is Associate Professor of International Studies at the University of Southern Florida in Tampa.

• Preface - Notes on the Contributors - Introduction: Adapting Peacemaking Mechanisms in an Era of Global Change; E.Conteh-Morgan - International Organizations and Peacekeeping in Africa; G.Klay Kieh - The Politics and Diplomacy of the Liberian Peace Process; E.Conteh-Morgan - ECOMOG's Operations: Lessons for Peace-Keeping; K.P.Magyar - Liberia's Internal Responses to ECOMOG's Interventionist Efforts; D.Elwood Dunn - Nigerian Foreign Policy and its Participation in ECOMOG; T.Mays - Senegal's Role in ECOMOG: The Francophone Dimension in the Liberian Crisis; R.A.Mortimer - Sierra Leone's Response to ECOMOG: The Imperative of Geographic Proximity; E.Conteh-Morgan & S.Kadivar - Extra-Africa Interests in the Liberian Conflict; S.Byron Tarr - Conclusion: Liberia's Peacekeeping Lessons for Africa; K.P.Magyar - Index

Karl P. Magyar is Professor of National Security Affairs at the US Air Force Command and Staff College in Alabama. Earl Conteh-Morgan is Associate Professor of International Studies at the University of Southern Florida in Tampa.

• Preface - Notes on the Contributors - Introduction: Adapting Peacemaking Mechanisms in an Era of Global Change; E.Conteh-Morgan - International Organizations and Peacekeeping in Africa; G.Klay Kieh - The Politics and Diplomacy of the Liberian Peace Process; E.Conteh-Morgan - ECOMOG's Operations: Lessons for Peace-Keeping; K.P.Magyar - Liberia's Internal Responses to ECOMOG's Interventionist Efforts; D.Elwood Dunn - Nigerian Foreign Policy and its Participation in ECOMOG; T.Mays - Senegal's Role in ECOMOG: The Francophone Dimension in the Liberian Crisis; R.A.Mortimer - Sierra Leone's Response to ECOMOG: The Imperative of Geographic Proximity; E.Conteh-Morgan & S.Kadivar - Extra-Africa Interests in the Liberian Conflict; S.Byron Tarr - Conclusion: Liberia's Peacekeeping Lessons for Africa; K.P.Magyar - Index

Karl P. Magyar is Professor of National Security Affairs at the US Air Force Command and Staff College in Alabama. Earl Conteh-Morgan is Associate Professor of International Studies at the University of Southern Florida in Tampa.

• Preface - Notes on the Contributors - Introduction: Adapting Peacemaking Mechanisms in an Era of Global Change; E.Conteh-Morgan - International Organizations and Peacekeeping in Africa; G.Klay Kieh - The Politics and Diplomacy of the Liberian Peace Process; E.Conteh-Morgan - ECOMOG's Operations: Lessons for Peace-Keeping; K.P.Magyar - Liberia's Internal Responses to ECOMOG's Interventionist Efforts; D.Elwood Dunn - Nigerian Foreign Policy and its Participation in ECOMOG; T.Mays - Senegal's Role in ECOMOG: The Francophone Dimension in the Liberian Crisis; R.A.Mortimer - Sierra Leone's Response to ECOMOG: The Imperative of Geographic Proximity; E.Conteh-Morgan & S.Kadivar - Extra-Africa Interests in the Liberian Conflict; S.Byron Tarr - Conclusion: Liberia's Peacekeeping Lessons for Africa; K.P.Magyar - Index