Author: Apter, David Ernest
Title: The Political Kingdom in Uganda : A Study in Bureaucratic Nationalism
Description: 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.

Keywords: African Political History, East Africa, Nationalism, Independence, Independent, Nationalist, Uganda Buganda, Politics,