Kenya in motion

2000-2020
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Publisher
Africae
Editorial coordination by
Marie-Aude Fouéré, Marie-Emmanuelle Pommerolle, Christian Thibon,
Collection
Studies
Language
English
Publisher Category
Philosophy, literature, linguistics and history > History
Publisher Category
Economics and Social Sciences > Political and Social Science
BISAC Subject Heading
HIS000000 HISTORY > POL000000 POLITICAL SCIENCE
BIC subject category (UK)
J Society & social sciences
Onix Audience Codes
01 General / trade
CLIL (Version 2013-2019)
3377 HISTOIRE > 3801 OUVRAGES DE DOCUMENTATION > 3080 SCIENCES HUMAINES ET SOCIALES, LETTRES
Title First Published
15 November 2021
Type of Work
Monograph
Original Title
Le Kenya en marche
Original Sub Title
2000-2020

Paperback


Product Detail
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Publication Date
15 November 2021
ISBN-13
9782957305896
Extent
Absolute page count : 428
Code
102224
Dimensions
16 x 24 cm
List Price
30.50 €
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Version 2.1, Version 3

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Contents


Acronyms 
Preface 
Introduction. To the Test of Social and Political Violence: From the Kenya of Millionaires and Millions of Beggars to the Three Kenyas of the Twenty-First Century 
Chapter 1. State, Economy and Development in Kenya 
Focus no. 1. The World of Banks and Finance in Kenya 
Chapter 2. The Large Gaps in Development in Kenya 
Chapter 3. Emerging Elites, Oligarchy, and the Kenyan Middle Classes
Chapter 4. Between Hopes and Disillusionment: Constitutional Reforms and Decentralisation in Kenya, 2000–2020 
Chapter 5. Low-Cost Business in Kenya from the City to the Countryside 
Chapter 6. The Politicisation of Land Policy Reform in Contemporary Kenya 
Chapter 7. Natural Resources Management in Kenya (Water and Forest): Centralised Policies, Between Exclusion and Participation of the Local Population
Chapter 8. Securing the Everyday Nairobi: Challenges and Tactics of Private Security Guards in the Fragmented City 
Chapter 9. What Education for All in Kenya? The School of Inequalities 
Focus no. 2. The Regionalisation of University Systems: An Empty Shell? 
Chapter 10. Christian Forms of Religion in Kenya 
Focus no. 3. The Church as a Provider of Material Support: An Inner/Outer Circles Perspective 
Chapter 11. Minorities of Indo-Pakistani Origin 
Chapter 12. Kenya's Coast: Religion, Race, Ethnicity and the Elusive Nature of Political Community 
Focus no. 4. History, Memory, and the Heritage of Slavery on the Kenyan Coast: The Witu and Shimoni Cases 
Chapter 13. Beyond its Whitewashed Past, the Unique Peoples of Precolonial Kenya 
Focus no. 5. The Aravai Peoples, the Site of Rabai and its Sacred Forests on the Kenyan Coast 
Chapter 14. Stage Dynamics: Presentation and Representation in the Nairobi Art Market 
Focus no. 6. Into a "Global Encounter" from the Art Scene in Nairobi
The Authors