Nation-Building in Kenya
by John W. Harbeson
Northwestern University Press, 1973
Cloth: 978-0-8101-0389-4
Library of Congress Classification HD989.K42H27
Dewey Decimal Classification 333.323096762
TOC
- 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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