African Socialism and Attaining the Pan-African Ideal: Tanzania and Kenya, 1950-1970

Table of Contents Principal Acronyms Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1 The Birth of a Movement Pan African Origins Early Pan African Thinkers Chapter 2 From the Diaspora to the Mainland The Second Phase of Pan-Africanism Conflicts ofInterest The Divided States of Africa Pan-African Origins Reconsidered Chapter 3 Ujamaa and the Pan-African Ideal: The Tanzania Case African Socialism Defined Colonial Tanganyika Post-Colonial Tanganyika and Ujamaa in Theory Conclusion Chapter 4 African Socialism Unrealized: The Kenya Case Kenya's Settler Economy KANU's Approach Kenya's Key Policy Documents Africanization of the Economy Issues of Land Conclusion Conclusion Final Thoughts and Future Prospects Works Cited