Examines Kenya’s state building, identity politics, and violence as a tools of political disorganization
Aims to show how multiparty politics has been hijacked by an ethically inclined group of political elites for self-serving ends
Illuminates dexterity by a minority plutocracy in maintaining power and state resources to the exclusion of the populace
Highlights reforms to ensure justice, inclusive politics, state stability and democratization in Kenya
Examines Kenya’s state building, identity politics, and violence as a tools of political disorganization Aims to show how multiparty politics has been hijacked by an ethically inclined group of political elites for self-serving ends Illuminates dexterity by a minority plutocracy in maintaining power and state resources to the exclusion of the populace Highlights reforms to ensure justice, inclusive politics, state stability and democratization in Kenya Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Westen K. Shilaho
Themen in »Political Power and Tribalism in Kenya«