Apter, David Ernest - The Political Kingdom in Uganda : A Study in Bureaucratic Nationalism

Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1961. orig.cloth. 24x15cm, xvi,498,(8)pp. Several pages bear lightly pencilled marginal marks or underlinings. Some light binding stains.. 8pp photoplates.. Rubbed. Small waterstain to title corner margin. Good. ¶ Contents: The Political Kingdom & the Politics of Provincialism; The Social & Economic Environment; Missionary & Mercantile in East Africa: The Discovery & Engagement of Institutions; The Traditional Setting: Concepts &Hypotheses; Fissures without Fracture: The First Political Groups in Buganda; Anatomy of Internal Conflict in Buganda; The Development of a National Government; The Defense of Buganda Interests: The Campaign Against Trusteeship & Closer Union; The Growth of Economic Nationalism; Neo-Traditionalism & the Beginnings of Modern Nationalism; Crisis & the Emerging State; Authority & Men: A Battle of Roles & Personalities; Political Parties in Uganda: The Search for Leadership & Solidarity; The Buganda Government & the Development of Constitutional Government; The Constitutional Approach to Nation Building: Ideas Without Ideals; Toward Democracy & Independence; Appendix: Document of the Termination of British Protection.