Title

Protest movements in colonial East Africa : aspects of early African response to European rule

Authors

Robert W. Strayer, Syracuse University
Edward I. Steinhart, Syracuse University
Robert M. Maxon, Syracuse University
Robert G. Gregory, Syracuse University

Files

Publication Date

Summer 1973

Disciplines

African Studies

Description

Concepts of protest in Africa, like historical concepts elsewhere, have undergone considerable change through the last half century, and it is possible at present to distinguish three schools of thought. These are the colonialist school, the nationalist, and, for want of a more specific term, the revisionist.

For more information, refer to the Kenya National Archives subject guide.

Additional Information

Eastern African Studies XII

Recommended Citation

Strayer, Robert W.; Steinhart, Edward I.; Maxon, Robert M.; and Gregory, Robert G., "Protest movements in colonial East Africa : aspects of early African response to European rule" (1973). Kenya National Archives Guides. 11.
https://surface.syr.edu/archiveguidekenya/11

Publisher

Program of Eastern African Studies, Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University

City

Syracuse, N.Y.