Colonialism and Underdevelopment in East Africa: The Politics of Economic Change, 1919-1939

Abstract

Part 1 The ideological and institutional context: the social theory of colonialism the political structures the economic structures. Part 2 The international context - Britain's economic crises and colonial development: British unemployment and colonial aid budgets and markets. Part 3 Peasants against settlers - restructuring the agricultural economy: Kenya - settlers predominant Uganda and Tanganyika - peasants predominant. Part 4 Secondary economic structures: processing and marketing - oligopoly in Uganda colonial non-industrialization.