The Journal of African History · 1962 · 80 citations · 11 references
Internal ContinuityAfrican HistoryAfrican CityColonialismDecolonialityAfrican KingdomsInternational RelationsAfrican DiasporaAnthropologyLanguage StudiesAfrican PoliticsPartition IntactGlobalizationSocial SciencesAnti-imperialismAfrican Development
Among all the African kingdoms to survive the Partition intact, Buganda is conspicuous for the way in which European overrule, so far from obstructing, positively accentuated the pattern of her pre-Colonial history. With regard to Buganda's political development, this continuity has already received a good deal of comment. Less emphasized, but intimately related to her internal continuity, is the perpetuation of Buganda's imperialist past, especially in the guise of Ganda participation in the extension of British influence throughout the Protectorate of Uganda.
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An African People in the Twentieth Century
M. N., Lucy Mair · Geographical Journal · 1934 · 156 citations
The Missionary Factor in East Africa
Edwin W. Smith · African Affairs · 1953 · 72 citations
The Political Kingdom in Uganda
Nelson Mustoe · African Affairs · 1962 · 48 citations