IJAHS 48:1 (2015) Special Issue: Violence in the Contemporary Political History of Eastern Africa
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The articles gathered in this issue of the International Journal of African Historical Studies focus on the role of violence in the consolidation of state power in eastern Africa, from the late 1950s into the early 1980s.
The following individual articles are also available online:
- Power and Its Discontents: Anywaa’s Reactions to the Expansion of the Ethiopian State, 1950–1991 (18 pages)
- Rebel and Rule in Burundi, 1972 (24 pages)
- Violence and Political Advocacy in the Lost Counties, Western Uganda, 1930–64 (21 pages)
- Violence in the Contemporary Political History of Eastern Africa (11 pages)
- “Let the Red Terror Intensify”: Political Violence, Governance and Society in Urban Ethiopia, 1976–78 (17 pages)
- “Peace and Order are in the Interest of Every Citizen”: Elections, Violence and State Legitimacy in Kenya, 1957–74 (17 pages)