• CONTENTS 
• Maps
• Acknowledgments
• List of Abbreviations and Terms
• Introduction: Land and People in Kenya
• Part One 
• Land and Politics in Kenya: The Colonial Legacy
• 1 
• Land and the Colonization of Kenya
• The Consolidation of Colonial Rule
• Economic Reform and Political Revolution
• 2 
• Land Reform and Politics of Accommo-dation, 1950—1960
• Economic Defense of the Political Status Quo
• Land Reform and Multiracialism 31 Multiracialism, African Nationalism, and Land Reform
• Part Two 
• Land Resettlement and Nation-Building
• 3 
• Land and Europeanization of the Transfer of Power
• The Lancaster House Conference
• The Decolonization of the White Highlands
• The 1961 Election: The Influence of Kenyatta
• The Aftermath of the 1961 Election: Nationalism and the Responses
• The Price of Independence
• 4 
• The Politics of Harambee
• Constitutional and Political Integration
• African Socialism and Land Policy
• The Politics of Resource Allocation
• 5 
• Establishment of the Settlement Schemes: Objectives, Negotiations, Implementation
• The Objectives of Land Resettlement
• The Process of Implementation
• Land Purchase
• Problems of Implementation
• 6 
• Land Resettlement at the Grass Roots: Internal Demands and Support
• Grass-Roots Structure of the Settlement Program
• Grass-Roots Responses to the Settlement Program
• Part Three 
• Conclusions
• Land, Politics, and Economics
• Kenya Land Reform and Modernization
• Bibliography
• Index

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