From 1930-1950, Vihiga and Gusiland, relatively similar regions of western Kenya, went their separate ways and in opposite directions. This account of the contrasting experiences of the Vihiga and Gusiiland provides a framework for enhanced understanding of the history of agrarian change in Africa.
From 1930-1950, Vihiga and Gusiland, relatively similar regions of western Kenya, went their separate ways and in opposite directions. This account of the contrasting experiences of the Vihiga and Gusiiland provides a framework for enhanced understanding of the history of agrarian change in Africa.
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Hardcover
English
Fairleigh Dickinson University Press
May, 2003
360
9780838638934
0838638937
1.55 lbs
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