Control and Crisis in Colonial Kenya

Control & Crisis in Colonial Kenya
	Contents
	Maps and Tables
	Preface and Acknowledgements
		Notes
	Introduction The Problem of the Colonial State
		Notes
	One Capitalism and the Colonial State
		Marxist Theory and the Study of the State
		Structural Determinism, Human Agency and the Archaeology of the State
		The State, Bureaucracy and the Dialectic of Control
		Forging the Links: The Colonial State and the Process of Articulation
		Notes
	Two Contradictory Foundations Peasants, Settlers and the Origins of the Colonial State in Kenya
		Conquest, Collaboration and Political Control: The Origins of Peasant Commodity Production
		Private Capital, Settlers and the State
		African Labour and the Contradiction Between Estate and Peasant Production
		Contradictions and the Emergent Character of the State
		Notes
	Three The Bureaucratic Dialectic Structure, Process and Ideology in the Colonial State
		Authority, Discretion and Decision-Making in the Colonial State
		Knowledge and Power in the Colonial State
		Finding the Right Man: The Recruitment and Training of Administrators
		Ideology in the Colonial State: Paternalistic Authoritarianism and the Ruling Class
		Notes
	Four The State and the Settlers The Political Economy of Survival 1918–39
		The Settler Estate Economy: Economic Weakness and Political Aggressiveness
		The Labour Imperative: Paternalism, Coercion and the State
		Managing for the Settlers: the Depression and the Growth of the State Apparatus
		Metropolitan Capital and the Settlers: Class Power and the Colonial State
		The Kenya Stalemate
		Notes
	Five The Colonial State and the African The Political Economy of Colonial Control
		\'Prestige\', Bluff and Bargaining: The Ideology and Practice of District Administration
		African Collaborators and the Instruments of Control: Chiefs, Tribunals and Councils
		The Social Forces of Accommodation and Conflict: Commodity Production, Labour and Class Formation in...
		Cooptation and Conflict: The Development of African Political Organizations
		From Cooptation to Repression: The Depression, African Politics and the State
		Notes
	Six The Colonial State and the Political Economy of Growth 1940–52
		State Monopoly Trading and the Changing Relationship with the Metropole
		Growth and Development in the Kenya Economy, 1945–55
		\'Development\' Policy in the African Reserves: Social Disintegration and Authoritarian Control
		Change and Cleavage in the State Apparatus
		Notes
	Seven Political Struggle and the Crisis of the Colonial State 1945–52
		Development Policy and African Unrest: Intensifying the Contradictions
		Class Struggles, the State and the Failure of \'Political Development\' Policy
		Contradiction and Conflict in the State Apparatus
		African Politics and the State: The Escalating Struggle
		Notes
	Eight The Colonial State and the Emergency The Renaissance of Provincial Administration, 1952–60
		Pacification, Mystification and Reform
		False Renaissance: The Colonial State and the Reconstruction of Kikuyu Society
		Notes
	Nine The Eclipse of the Colonial State The Political Economy of Decolonization, 1954–63
		The Growth of African Commodity Production and the Declining Importance of Settler Agriculture
		From Coercive Control to \'Modern Labour Relations\': International Capital and the Transformation of ...
		The Decline of the Colonial State: Constitutional Change and African Nationalism
		The Decline of the Colonial State: Changes in the Bureaucratic Apparatus
		The End of the Colonial State: Decolonization and the New Forms of Collaboration
		Notes
	Ten State, Capital and Class The Real Colonial Legacy
		Ambiguous Instrument: The State and the Political Economy of Colonialism
		Notes
	Bibliography
		Primary Sources
		Official Publications
		Unpublished Theses
		Unpublished Papers
		Books and Articles
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