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The West African country of Cameroon has been subject to diverse external influences as a result of invasions from both within and without the continent. In 1884, the region became a German protectorate but was divided after the First World War between France and the United Kingdom, first into mandates under the League of Nations, and later into trusts under the United Nations. In 1960, independence came to the French sector, which was joined the following year by part of the British sector to form the Federal Republic of Cameroon. In 1972 the name was changed to the United Republic of Cameroon and in 1984 to the Republic of Cameroon. Since independence the country has gone through various periods of economic growth and, most recently, decline. Petroleum production, which fostered growth in the 1980s, has since started to decrease. Moreover, stable, authoritarian rule under the first president, Ahmadou Ahidjo, has been replaced with instability under the second president, Paul Biya, and the democracy movement continues to struggle against government repression. <p> This bibliography of over 600 references pays particular attention to Cameroon's numerous ethnic groups, its history,

Author

DeLancey, Mark W., 1939-; Schraeder, Peter J

Publisher

Clio Press; ABC-CLIO, LLC

Published

1986

Language

EN

ISBN

9780585027203

Subjects

Reference, Computer Science, History

Updated

2026-03-24