Decolonization and the State in Kenya
David F. Gordon
In this book the author examines the efforts of the colonial regime to shape the process of decolonization in Kenya from the end of World War II until independence in 1963, focusing on the conflict between the state’s two imperatives–promoting economic development and establishing and maintaining control. Dr. Gordon reviews the different political strategies devised by senior colonial officials in response to the growing socioeconomic and political tensions within Kenya and to the evolving guidelines emanating from London. He looks at how these strategic assumptions affected the policies the colonial regime attempted to implement in the areas of land and agriculture, labor and industrial relations, and the development of African trade. He challenges the view that the colonial regime effectively dominated and determined the direction of decolonization and concludes by relating the findings of the Kenyan case to wider debates about the meaning of decolonization in Africa.
Կատեգորիաներ:
Տարի:
2019
Հրատարակում:
1
Հրատարակչություն:
Routledge
Լեզու:
english
Էջեր:
280
ISBN 10:
0367005751
ISBN 13:
9780367005757
Ֆայլ:
PDF, 5.70 MB
IPFS:
,
english, 2019
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