Unhappy valley : conflict in Kenya & Africa
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Unhappy valley : conflict in Kenya & Africa
(Eastern African studies)
J. Currey , Heinemann Kenya , Ohio University Press, 1992
- Book 1 : pbk
- Book 2 : pbk
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Contents of Works
- Book l. State & class
- Book 2. Violence & ethnicity
Description and Table of Contents
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Book 1 : pbk ISBN 9780852550229
Description
A considerable revision in the understanding of the history of colonial Kenya and, more widely, colonialism in Africa.
In the sister two volumes entitled Unhappy Valley 1 and Unhappy Valley 2, the authors investigate major themes including the conquest origins and subsequent development of the colonial state, the contradictory socialforces that articulated African societies to European capitalism, and the creation of new political communities and changing meanings of ethnicity in Africa, in the context of social differentiation and class formation. There issubstantial new work on the problems of Mau Mau and of wealth, poverty and civic virtue in Kikuyu political thought.
The authors make a fresh contribution to a deeper historical understanding of contemporary Kenyan society and, in particular, of the British and Kikuyu origins of Mau Mau and the emergency of the 1950s.
They also highlight some of the shortcomings of ideas about development, explore the limitations of narrowly structuralist Marxisttheory of the state, and reflect on the role of history in the future of Africa.
North America: Ohio U Press; Kenya: EAEP
WINNER OF THE TREVOR REESE MEMORIAL PRIZE 1994
Table of Contents
Introduction: An Encounter in Unhappy Valley. - John Lonsdale
Introduction: An Encounter in Unhappy Valley PART ONE: CONQUEST - Bruce Berman
The Conquest State of Kenya 1895-1905 - John Lonsdale
The Politics of Conquest in Western Kenya 1894-1908 PART TWO: CONTRADICTIONS & THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COLONIAL STATE - John Lonsdale
Coping with the Contradictions 1895-1914: The Development of the Colonial State, 1895-1914 - Bruce Berman
Coping with the Contradictions 1895-1914: The Development of the Colonial State, 1895-1914 - John Lonsdale
Crises of Accumulation, Coercion & the Colonial State: The Development of the Labour Control System, 1919-1929 - Bruce Berman
Crises of Accumulation, Coercion & the Colonial State: The Development of the Labour Control System, 1919-1929 PART THREE: CAPITALISM & THE COLONIAL STATE IN THEORETICAL & COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE - John Lonsdale
The Concept of 'Articulation' and the Political Economy of Colonialism - Bruce Berman
Structure and Process in the Bureaucratic States of Colonial Africa PART FOUR: PASTS & FUTURES - Bruce Berman
Up from Structuralism - Bruce Berman
African Pasts in Africa's Future - John Lonsdale
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Book 2 : pbk ISBN 9780852550991
Description
A considerable revision in the understanding of the history of colonial Kenya and, more widely, colonialism in Africa.
In the sister two volumes entitled Unhappy Valley 1 and Unhappy Valley 2, the authors investigate major themes including the conquest origins and subsequent development of the colonial state, the contradictory socialforces that articulated African societies to European capitalism, and the creation of new political communities and changing meanings of ethnicity in Africa, in the context of social differentiation and class formation. There issubstantial new work on the problems of Mau Mau and of wealth, poverty and civic virtue in Kikuyu political thought.
The authors make a fresh contribution to a deeper historical understanding of contemporary Kenyan society and, in particular, of the British and Kikuyu origins of Mau Mau and the emergency of the 1950s.
They also highlight some of the shortcomings of ideas about development, explore the limitations of narrowly structuralist Marxisttheory of the state, and reflect on the role of history in the future of Africa.
North America: Ohio U Press; Kenya: EAEP
WINNER OF THE TREVOR REESE MEMORIAL PRIZE 1994
Table of Contents
PART FIVE: THE UNHAPPY VALLEY
Bureaucracy and Incumbent Violence: Colonial Administration and the Origins of the 'Mau Mau' Emergency - Bruce Berman
The Moral Economy of Mau Mau: The Problem - John Lonsdale
The Moral Economy of Mau Mau: Wealth, Poverty and Civic Virtue in Kikuyu Political Thought - John Lonsdale
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