Kenya After 50

Introduction<br>PART I: CONTESTING HISTORY AND MEMORIES<br>1. The Demise and Rise of Majimbo in Independent Kenya; Robert M. Maxon<br>2. Recasting Kenyan History: Mau Mau Reparations, Narration, and Memory; Mickie Mwanzia Koster<br>3. Rethinking the 'Shifta War' Fifty Years after Independence: Myth, Memory, and Marginalization; Keren Weitzberg<br>4. Rendilelane: Spatial Views from the Periphery of Kenya; Hilah Segal<br>5. Politics and the Lack of Labor Militancy in Kenya: Trade Unionism After Independence; Eric E. Otenyo <br>PART II: REASSESSING POLICIES AND POLITICS<br>6. The Strategic Art of Appeasing Old Lovers while Courting New Friends: Kenya's Foreign Relations in Retrospect; Mumo Nzau<br>7. Kenya At Fifty and the Betrayal of Nationalism: The Paradoxes of Two Family Dynasties; Wanjala S. Nasongo<br>8. Elusive Justice: The Maasai Contestation of Land Appropriation in Kenya: A Historical and Contemporary Perspective; Ben Ole Koissaba<br>9. Kenya at Fifty: State Policies Reforms, Politics and Law, 1963-2013; Wycliffe Nyachoti Otiso and Ruth Joyce Kaguta <br>10. Continuity and Change in Kenya's Defense and Foreign Policy: The Impact of the New Security Dilemma; Oscar Gakuo Mwangi<br>