Explore the complexities of Kenyan politics with “The Oxford Handbook of Kenyan Politics.” This comprehensive volume, featuring 50 specially commissioned chapters by leading scholars, delves into Kenya’s dynamic political landscape from its colonial legacy to the present day. Discover key themes such as ethnicity, land reform, constitutional development, elections, democracy, and the impact of foreign aid and technology. The handbook offers an insightful overview of Kenya’s journey, from its ‘success story’ narrative in the 1960s and 70s to the challenges of electoral violence and ethnic tensions. It also examines the profound effects of the 2010 constitution and devolution, providing essential analysis for students, researchers, and anyone interested in sub-Saharan African politics. A definitive guide to understanding one of Africa’s most influential nations.