Western-Educated Elites in Kenya: Unveiling the African American Influence

Overview

Western-Educated Elites in Kenya, 1900-1963: The African American Factor by Jim C. C. Harper II offers a compelling exploration of the role played by American-educated Kenyan elites, known as the Asomi, in shaping the nationalist movement in Kenya. This critical examination highlights their significant influence on the Africanization of the Civil and Private sectors in Kenya.

Key Features

• Critical Historical Analysis: In-depth research into the intersection of Western education and African identity.
• Impact on Nationalism: Insight into how the Asomi influenced Kenya’s political and economic transformations.
• Expert Perspective: Authored by renowned historian Jim C. C. Harper II, specializing in African Studies.
• Essential for Scholars: A must-read for students and researchers of African history, politics, and post-colonial studies.

Why You Should Read This Book

This book is a groundbreaking study for anyone interested in the role of education, cultural exchange, and cross-continental influences in the shaping of post-colonial African societies. Get your copy now to understand the African American factor in Kenya’s journey toward independence and self-governance.