Call Number (LC) Title Results
DT574 .N45 2014 The reunification debate in British Southern Cameroons : the role of French Cameroon immigrants / 1
DT574 .N56 2001 Southern Cameroons, 1922-1961 : a constitutional history / 1
DT574 .P47 2008 The 1961 Cameroon plebiscite : choice or betrayal / 1
DT574 .T47 2013 Nation of outlaws, state of violence : nationalism, Grassfields tradition, and state building in Cameroon / 1
DT574 .T47 2014eb Nation of outlaws, state of violence : nationalism, Grassfields tradition, and state building in Cameroon / 1
DT575 The Secrets of an Aborted Decolonisation : the Declassified British Secret Files on the Southern Cameroons.
Socrates in Cameroon : the Life and Works of Bernard Nsokika Fonlon. 		2
DT575.A2 R5 The Fon of Bafut / 1
DT575.I4 A3 Cette Afrique-là! / 1
DT575.5 Post-colonial Cameroon : politics, economy, and society / 1
DT575.5 .A59 2008 Imperialistic politics in Cameroun : resistance & the inception of the restoration of the statehood of southern Cameroons / 1
DT575.5 .A59 2008 JQ3529.A15 A59 2008 Imperialistic Politics in Cameroun : Resistance and the Inception of the Restoration of the Statehood of Southern Cameroons. 1
DT575.5 .A86 2011 The anglophone Cameroon predicament / 1
DT575.5 .D64 2008 Africa's Political Wastelands : the Bastardization of Cameroon. 1
DT575.5 .P384 2008 The 1961 Cameroon Plebiscite : Choice or Betrayal. 1
DT575.5 .P67 2018 Post-colonial Cameroon : politics, economy, and society / 1
DT575.5 .T67 2012 Diplomacy and nation-building in Africa : Franco-British relations and Cameroon at the end of empire / 1
DT575.5 .V538 2015eb Victor Le Vine's shorter Cameroon writings, 1961-2007 / 1
DT576 .I53 2014 Incisive journalism in Cameroon: the best of "Cameroon Report" : (1978-1986) / 1
DT576 .J63 The Cameroon Federation ; political integration in a fragmentary society /
The Cameroon Federation : political integration in a fragmentary society / 		2
DT576 .T47 2017 Balancing sovereignty and development in international affairs : Cameroon's post-independence relations with France, Africa, and the world / 1