This history of administrative thought and practice in colonial
Kenya looks at the ways in which white people tried to engineer
social change. It asks four questions: - Why was Kenya's welfare
operation so idiosyncratic and spartan compared with that of other
British colonies? - Why did a transformation from social welfare to
community development produce further neglect of the very poor? -
Why was there no equivalent to the French tradition of community
medicine? - If there was a transformatory element of colonial rule
that sought to address poverty, where and why did it fall down? The
answers offer revealing insight into the dynamics of rule in the
late colonial period in Kenya.
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