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 | Crentsil, Perpetual (2015) |
 | Ebola, accurate information prevents rumours and panic educating leaders is one measure - along with distributing soap |
| Uppsala: The Nordic Africa Institute. NAI Policy Note. |
 | Malakpa, Sakui W.G. and Spann, Sammy J. (2012) |
| Admitting, retaining, and graduating students with disabilities in higher education in Liberia | |
 | Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 37 #1. p. 93-104. |
| Stone-MacDonald, Angela and Stone, Ruth M. (2012) |
| The feedback interview and video recording in African research settings |
| Africa Today. Volume 59 #4. p. 3-22. |
 | Guannu, Joseph Saye (ed.) (2010) |
| Nation-States and the challenges of regional integration in West Africa: the case of Liberia | |
| Paris: Karthala. Hommes et sociétés. 112p. |
 | Kieh, George Klay (2010) |
| 'Post-conflict peacebuilding in Liberia' | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 35 #1. 149p. |
| Bailey, Jennifer G. (2009) |
| The role of ICTs in illiteracy eradication and workforce development in Liberia and under-resourced countries | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 34 #2. p. 59-81. |
| Malakpa, Sakui (2008) |
| Toward quality education in Liberia | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 33 #1. p. 23-32. |
 | Dawson, Aprill Zanetta (2007) |
| Analyses of maternal and child mortality rates of five West African countries: Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Liberia, Senegal, Sierra Leone | |
| Ann Arbor, MI: UMI Dissertation Services. 32p. |
| Kieh, George K. (2007) |
| The Human Development Crisis in Liberia |
| Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa. Volume 9 #1. Spring. p. 78-94. |
| Heninger, Lori and Makinson, Carolyn (2006) |
| Help Us Help Ourselves: Education in the Conflict to Post-Conflict Transition in Liberia | |
| New York: Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children. 47p. |
| McGinn, T. and Allen, K. (2006) |
| Improving Refugees' Reproductive Health through Literacy in Guinea | |
| Global Public Health. Volume 1 #3. October. p. 229-248. |
| Peabody, Stanton (2006) |
| Women Who Made a Difference: A Special Record | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 31 #1. p. 63-89. |
| Quick, Diana (2006) |
| Rebuilding Education from Scratch in Liberia |
| Forced Migration Review. Volume Supplement. July. p. 18-19. |
| Smyke, Raymond J. (2006) |
| Fatimata Massaquoi Fahnbulleh: Pioneer Woman Educator, 1912-1978 | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 31 #1. p. 43-53. |
| Bird, Lyndsay (2005) |
| Getting Education Out of the Box |
| Forced Migration Review. #22. January. p. 22-23. |
| Dennis, Agnes C. (2005) |
| Dr. Mary Antoinette Brown Sherman: A Profile of Courage in the History and Life of the University of Liberia | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 30 #1. p. 45-52. |
| Heninger, Lori (2005) |
| Who is Doing What and Where? |
| Forced Migration Review. #22. January. p. 7-8. |
| Kandakai, D. Evelyn S. (2005) |
| The Contribution of Dr. Mary Antoinette Brown Sherman to Education | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 30 #1. p. 53-68. |
| Lamptey, Felicia W. (2005) |
| Dr. Mary Antoinette Brown Sherman: The Legacy | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 30 #1. p. 77-82. |
| Malakpa, Sakui W.G. (2005) |
| Turning Brain Drain into a Brain Gain | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 30 #2. p. 29-39. |
| Seyon, Patrick L.N. (2005) |
| The End of an Era in Liberia's History: Eulogy to Dr. Mary Antoinette Brown Sherman: President, University of Liberia, 1978-1984 | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 30 #1. p. 72-74. |
| Sherman, Mary A. (2005) |
| The University of Liberia Towards the 21st Century | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 30 #1. p. 13-23. |
| Johnson, Tarnue (2004) |
| Traditional Modes of Cognition and Critical Consciousness in an Underdeveloped Society: A Look at the Liberia Case | |
| African Symposium: An On-Line African Educational Research Journal. Volume 4 #4. December. |
| Barclay, Anthony (2002) |
| The Political Economy of Brain Drain at Institutions of Higher Learning in Conflict Countries: The Case of the University of Liberia | |
| African Issues. Volume 30 #1. p. 42-46. |
 | Blyden, Nemata (2002) |
| The Search for Anna Erskine: African American Women in Nineteenth-Century Liberia | |
| In: Higgs, Catherine and Moss, Barbara A. and Ferguson, Earline R. (eds.), Stepping Forward: Black Women in Africa and the Americas. Athens, OH: Ohio University Press. p. 31-43. |
| Holsoe, Svend E. (2002) |
| Thoughts on Liberian Studies | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 27 #2. p. 7-12. |
| Mahalingam, Suba (2002) |
| Education: Protecting the Rights of Displaced Children |
| Forced Migration Review. #15. October. p. 22-23. |
| Shapiro, David and Tambashe, B. Oleko (2001) |
| Gender, Poverty, Family Structure, and Investments in Children's Education in Kinshasa, Congo | |
| Economics of Education Review. Volume 20 #4. August. p. 359-375. |
| Brown, Robert H. (1999) |
| Approaches to the Development and Implementation of a Bilingual Educational Programme in Liberia | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 24 #2. p. 30-52. |
| Anonymous (1998) |
| Reconstruction of the national education sector in Liberia | |
| UNESCO-Africa: Quarterly Journal of the Regional Office in Dakar. #16. March-September. p. 52-63. |
| Brenner, Mary E. (1998) |
| Gender and Classroom Interactions in Liberia | |
| In: Bloch, Marianne N. and Beoku-Betts, Josephine A. and Tabachnick, B. Robert (eds.). Women and Education in Sub-Saharan Africa: Power, Opportunities, and Constraints. Boulder, Colorado: Lynne Rienner Publishers. p. 131-156. |
| Oyler, Dianne W. (1998) |
| The Virtual University: The Technology of Distance Education | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 23 #1. p. 106-134. |
| Azango, Bertha B. (1997) |
| Problems and Conflicts in Liberian Education: A Road to National Peace | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 22 #1. p. 67-77. |
| Brown, Robert H. (1997) |
| The Need for a Bilingual Education in the Third Republic | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 22 #1. p. 83-87. |
| Malakpa, Sakui W.G. (1996) |
| Toward Cultural Pluralism in Education | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 21 #1. p. 50-71. |
| Twe, Boikai S. (1996) |
| Edward W. Blyden's Lessons in African Psychology | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 21 #2. p. 169-202. |
| Konneh, Augustine (1995) |
| Arabic and Islamic Literacy in the Twentieth Century Liberia | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 20 #1. p. 48-57. |
| Wolo, Elaine A. (1995) |
| Pragmatic Pluralism for Intercultural Unity and Education in Liberia: Literature for Children | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 20 #2. p. 232-246. |
| Malakpa, Sakui W.G. (1994) |
| The role of special education and rehabilitation in post-war resettlement and reconstruction: the case of Liberia | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 19 #1. p. 1-11. |
| Mason, Melvin J. and Tokpa, Henrique F. and Gongar, E. Othello and Mason, Ansu G. (1993) |
| Higher Education in Liberia: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 28 #1. p. 1-20. |
| Corby, Richard A. (1992) |
| Cuttington University College, Liberia: Years at Cape Palmas, 1889-1901 | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 17 #1. p. 1-24. |
| Smyke, Raymond J. (1992) |
| Nathaniel Varney Massaquoi (1905-1962): A Biographical Essay | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 17 #1. p. 46-65. |
| Brenner, Mary E. (1991) |
| Gender and Educational Decisions in Liberia | |
| Paper presented at the 90th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association (AAA), November 20-24, 1991, Chicago, Illinois. Washington, DC. |
| Saunders, Janice M. (1991) |
| Liberian Higher Education at Cuttington University College: Are Both Sexes Equal? | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 16 #2. p. 76-90. |
| Topka, Henrique F. (1991) |
| Cuttington University College during the Liberian Civil War: An Administrator's Experience | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 16 #1. p. 79-94. |
| Manns-Israel, Adrienne (1990) |
| Amanda Berry Smith and the Development of Western Education in Liberia | |
| Paper presented at the 33rd Annual Conference of the African Studies Association (ASA), November 1-4, 1990, Baltimore, Maryland. Atlanta. Emory University. |
| Smyke, Raymond J. (1990) |
| Fatima Massaquoi Fahnbulleh (1912-1978) Pioneer Woman Educator | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 15 #1. p. 48-73. |
| Abasiattai, M.B. (1989) |
| Problems of human resource development and utilization in the 19th century: the background to current manpower dependency | |
| Liberia-Forum. Volume 5 #9. p. 29-49. |
| Malakpa, Sakui W.G. (1989) |
| Myths, miseries and mysteries of educational planning in Liberia: bases for a refutation | |
| Liberia-Forum. Volume 5 #8. p. 63-69. |
| Minert, Amy L. (1989) |
| The Effect of Western Education on the Lives of Liberian Women | |
| Honors Thesis: Macalester College, Department of History, St. Paul, Minnesota. 55p. |
| Oyler, D.W. (1989) |
| Liberian education for the 1990's: 'being wise is not necessarily knowing book(s)' | |
| Liberia-Forum. Volume 5 #8. p. 32-49. |
| Phillips, Romeo E. (1989) |
| African Bible College in Yekepa, Nimba Country: Friend or Foe? | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 14 #2. p. 130-139. |
| Holmes, Edward A. (1988) |
| The Rural Development Institute at Cuttington University College: Its Founding | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 13 #1. p. 67-75. |
| Johnson, Mattiedna (American) (1988) |
| Tots Goes to Gbarnga | |
| Edited by Bobby L. Kelley. Cleveland: Mattiedna Family Group. 238p. |
| Malakpa, Sakui W.G. (1988) |
| The Elusive Trio in Quality Education in Liberia | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 13 #2. p. 178-186. |
| Adams, Milton N. and Kruppenbach, Susan E. (1987) |
| Gender and Access in the African School | |
| International Review of Education. Volume 33 #4. p. 437-453. |
| Anonymous (1987) |
| Higher education in Liberia | |
| Educafrica: Bulletin of the Unesco Regional Office for Education in Africa. #Special issue. p. 85-91. |
| Brenner, Mary E. (1987) |
| Schooling and Motherhood: An Inevitable Conflict | |
| Paper presented at the 86th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association (AAA), November 18-22, 1987, Chicago, Illinois. Washington, DC. |
| Francis, M.K. (1987) |
| Islam and dialogue | |
| In: Dobers, H. and Erl, W. and Khoury, A.T. and Fassi-Fihri, M. (eds.), Education and value systems. Mainz: Hase & Koehler. p. 117-125. |
| Kaba, B.D. (1987) |
| Dialogue and co-existence: Traditional African religion, Islam and Christianity in Liberia | |
| In: Dobers, W. and others (eds.), Education and value systems. Mainz: Hase & Koehler. p. 109-116. |
| Massaquoi, Christiana (1987) |
| Cooperatives in Liberia | |
| In: Berhane-Selassie, Tsehai (ed.). Counting the Cost: Women, Politics and Production in Africa. London: Institute for African Alternatives. |
| Richmond, Edmun B. (1986) |
| A Comparative Survey of Seven Adult Functional Literacy Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa | |
| Lanham, Maryland: University Press of America. 107p. |
| Smith, R.N. (1986) |
| Adult education in Liberia | |
| Ibadan: A Journal Published at University College. #25. p. 53-59. |
| Tonkin, Elizabeth (1982) |
| The Boundaries of History in Oral Performance |
| History in Africa. Volume 9. p. 273-284. |
| Erchak, Gerald M. (1980) |
| Child Development and Economic Development in Liberia | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 9 #2. p. 75-81. |
| Johnston, Louise (1980) |
| Tuskegee in Liberia: The Politics of Industrial Education, 1927-1935 | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 9 #2. p. 61-68. |
| Nyei, Mohamed B. (1980) |
| A Three Script Literacy among the Vai: Arabic, English and Vai | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 9 #1. p. 13-22. |
| White, Evelyn (1980) |
| The pros and cons of a centralized educational system for developing countries: focus on the Liberian example | |
| West African Journal of Education. Volume 21 #1. p. 111-121. |
| Amachree, Igolimat D. (1978) |
| Social Prestige and Persistence in Teaching in Liberia | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 8 #2. p. 145-157. |
| Nelsen, Randle W. and Hlophe, Stephen S. (1977) |
| Education and politics in Liberia and the United States: a socioeconomic comparison of colony and colonizer | |
| Umoja: a scholarly journal of Black Studies. Volume 1 #1. p. 55-71. |
| Carlon, S. Jabaru (1975) |
| Black civilization and the problem of indigenous education in Africa: The Liberian experience | |
| Présence africaine. #95. p. 253-268. |
| Fisher, H.J. (1975) |
| The modernisation of Islamic education in Sierra Leone, Gambia and Liberia: Religion and language | |
| In: Conflict and Harmony in Education in Tropical Africa. p. 187-199. |
| Sherman, Mary A.B. (1975) |
| Liberian Intellectuals in the Nineteenth Century: An Appreciation | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 6 #2. |
| Anonymous (1973) |
| Examining the examiners | |
| West Africa. #2911. p. 393-394. |
| Ohuche, R. Ogbonna and Baker Azango, Bertha (1973) |
| Aspirations, attitudes and employment promotion in Liberia | |
| West African Journal of Education. Volume 17 #1. p. 105-113. |
| Temple, B. (1973) |
| Public understanding and support of programs through education in technical/vocational agriculture | |
| The Liberian Economic and Management Review. Volume 2 #2. p. 26-33. |
| Brown, Mary Antoinette (1971) |
| Edward W. Blyden: educational views | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 4 #1. p. 47-53. |
| Caine, Augustus F. (1971) |
| Rural Education and Research in Liberia: An Evaluation | |
| Rural Africana. #15. Summer. p. 37-50. |
| Holsoe, Svend E. (1971) |
| Liberian Studies: A Note | |
| Rural Africana. #15. Summer. p. 105-106. |
| Ingemann, Frances (1971) |
| The Institute for Liberian Languages | |
| Rural Africana. #15. Summer. p. 107-108. |
| Zetterstrom, Kjell (1971) |
| The Tubman Center of African Culture | |
| Rural Africana. #15. Summer. p. 98-104. |
| Foley, David M. (1968) |
| Liberia's Archival Collection | |
| African Studies Bulletin. Volume 11 #2. September. |
| Gay, John H. (1963) |
| Higher Education in Tropical Africa |
| African Affairs: The Journal of the Royal African Society. Volume 62 #247. April. p. 153-155. |
| Anonymous (1953) |
| Liberian Public Relations Cited for Educational Achievement | |
| Negro History Bulletin. Volume 16. May. |
| Anonymous (1952) |
| University of Liberia | |
| Negro History Bulletin. Volume 16. November. |
| Earp, Charles A. (1941) |
| Role of Education in the Maryland Colonization Movement | |
| Journal of Negro History. Volume 26. July. p. 365-388. |
| Bentley, William H. (1887) |
| Report of a Missionary Itinerary South and East of Stanley Pool | |
| Missionary Herald. Volume 83. p. 355. |
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