Daniel Branch is currently an Assistant Professor in African History at the University of Warwick. Previously, he taught at the University of Exeter and was a Fellow of the Macmillan Center for International and Area Studies at Yale University. His articles have appeared in a number of journals, including African Affairs, The Journal of African History, Africa Today, and the Review of African Political Economy. He is currently working on two forthcoming book projects and co-editing (with Nicholas Cheeseman) a volume on Kenyan politics since 1950.
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Introduction: understanding loyalism in Kenya's civil war 1. Vomiting the oath: the origins of loyalism in the growth of Mau Mau 2. Terror and counter-terror: March 1953-April 1954 3. From Mau Mau to home guard: the defeat of the insurgency 4. Loyalism, land and labour: the path to self-mastery 5. Loyalism in the age of decolonisation 6. Eating the fruits of Uhuru: loyalists, Mau Mau and the post-colonial state Conclusion: loyalism, decolonisation and civil war.
Introduction: understanding loyalism in Kenya's civil war 1. Vomiting the oath: the origins of loyalism in the growth of Mau Mau 2. Terror and counter-terror: March 1953-April 1954 3. From Mau Mau to home guard: the defeat of the insurgency 4. Loyalism, land and labour: the path to self-mastery 5. Loyalism in the age of decolonisation 6. Eating the fruits of Uhuru: loyalists, Mau Mau and the post-colonial state Conclusion: loyalism, decolonisation and civil war.
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